The CAPA Dublin Global Cities Program

The CAPA Dublin Global Cities Program

Don’t be fooled by Dublin’s small size and easy navigation, the Georgian architecture provides the backdrop to a Silicon Valley like booming tech industry. The contrast between new and old facilitates diversity seen through European and Asian influences. Students of the CAPA Dublin Program study at Griffith College, a private Irish university with buildings dating to 1813. Centrally located, students have walk able access to Dublin city as well as any activities at Griffith College’s Student Union. Focus on a curriculum in The Creative Arts, Exploring the Media, Human Rights, Crime and Journalism, or Globalization and International Trends in Business and Society or take classes in your field.

Subjects

Related Programs

The CAPA Sydney Global Cities Program

The gateway to Australia’s vast countryside, Sydney is a vibrant hub of international business, fine arts, design, theater, technology, politics, and finance. CAPA’s Sydney Program puts students right in the middle of it all located near the historic Rocks district and Sydney’s famous harbor. Discover more than the city’s 70+ white sand beaches, surf culture, and iconic Opera House. In Sydney alone there are more than 120 nationalities with a vibrant foodie scene, rich history, and opportunity to learn about Aboriginal communities.

CAPA

65 Franklin Street

Global Creative Arts and Industries Institute London

In 2014 the UK government reported that the fastest growing sector in the economy was that of the creative arts. This unique program gives students the opportunity to learn about a huge industry, to explore their own abilities for creation, and to participate in a community of creativity within one of the world’s most innovative cities. London is a stimulus for international artistic culture and an environment rich in opportunities for all students looking to challenge themselves or participate in the drama of creativity. London has something for everyone, including the more than 300 different languages spoken in this hugely diverse city. Under the direction of the institute director students will be required to select a minimum of 15-credits from the courses provided, attend all designated field events, and participate in the Cheltenham Literary Festival in the first weekend of October. Students will spend the weekend in Cheltenham, attend key events and meet with writers and organizers to gain insight into the creative process and the economics, management and promotion of a major international event. Students will gain an understanding of the influential role the creative arts industry has on national and global economics. Through studying and practical experience in the creative arts, students will enhance their communication skills as well as develop awareness for the range of employment throughout the industry.

CAPA

65 Franklin Street