Hart celebrate early.

It has much the same as the English Patina jewelry Oxford or Cambridge: Trinity College in Dublin is one of Europe's Uni-pearls. But the tradition comes from the Irish so much more relaxed after the lecture go to the pub. But woe, it's not the morning out of bed.

 

Maximum of seven millimeters long can be the grass. And no, of course, the sacred grass will not enter. So much needs to be rigorous, as is the Trinity College in Dublin, the famous models in
Oxford and Cambridge not.

Who the patina of the walls is estimated there will also showcase the Irish university like. The wood-paneled dining room of the cafeteria, for example: The would do well in a Harry Potter film. Most of the buildings are more than 200 years old, in between the meticulously groomed green. Anyone who comes home after midnight, the campus needs through a small door, under the strict gaze of the night porter.

This all belongs to the standard repertoire of Anglo-Saxon tradition of universities. But Trinity has more to offer. The German professor Juergen Barkhoff, since 14 years in Ireland, calls it simply "fun". And to appreciate the students from abroad, for the Barkhoff is responsible.

Philosophizing with studies of the oldest organization in the world

Fun pub on the campus where the students after her lecture final drink Guinness and Dublin look. Enjoy the newly built sports center with swimming pool, sauna and climbing wall. Intellectual pleasure the regular discussion evenings of Philosophical and Historical Society, the oldest student organizations in the world.

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And the pleasure of listening to the wall not on campus. Skip then ranks a pub to the next, in the cool months, burns in almost any fireplace fire. Anyone who comes alone, it is said here that not long remain alone.

It belongs to the particularities of Trinity College, that his students in the evening to celebrate violently - but the next morning up early. You must learn the requirements for the traditional university are high. The college, with its 15,000 students, according to one ranking of the British newspaper "Times" to the 50 best universities in the world. The professors know most of their names with Eleven, who in a lecture unexcused missing ever get an e-mail with a demand by the lecturers. For the historians, says Jürgen Barkhoff applies a seminar with about 20 students as overcrowded.

"The care at Trinity College is fantastic," says the German business student Sabrina Marks, 22 They usually studied in Regensburg, after Dublin, it is for one year as an Erasmus student came. Your professors, she says, they speak with first names, and most of them replied to emails within minutes. Also, the equipment of the library and computer rooms, rhapsodizes Marks was very good.

Tuition fees of 6,000 euros, Erasmus for free

So much luxury is expensive. The Irish government plans, therefore, now also available for bachelor's students tuition fees of up to 6000 euros a year to introduce. Master's candidates already paid, depending on the subject, from 5000 to 10,000 euros. This excludes - and remain - Erasmus students. You only pay the fees of their German university, ie in the first degree a maximum of 500 euros per semester.

UNIblogs 3 / 2009

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This is life in the Irish capital, no bargain. A WG-room costs around 400 to 600 euros per month, a dinner in an ordinary restaurant about 30 euros.

One reason for high prices is the enormous economic growth over the past years, the country the nickname "Celtic Tiger" missed. Like no other nation, Ireland has benefited from the growing together of Europe and from the services and financial boom.

It was the Green Island was once the poor man of Western Europe. Hundreds of thousands emigrated, until in the seventies went das Overall, the population within two years from eight million to four million well shrunk. But the time the bloodletting is over, many young immigrants it attracted in the last decade in Ireland, now has 33 years here with the lowest average age in Europe. Outside the gates of Trinity College is visible, how much the country has changed. On Grafton Street, there are expensive boutiques, hip bars all around, and many big cars barely fit on the narrow streets.