During the two-week experience, students traveled throughout Ireland, including Dublin, Bundoran and Derry, while participating in coursework connected to archaeology, psychology, history, mythology and more. The program combined classroom learning with visits to archaeological sites, museums and culturally significant locations.
According to Markiewicz, the study abroad initiative was developed to help students build connections, expand their cultural awareness and gain skills that employers increasingly value. Less than 2% of study abroad participants nationwide come from community colleges, making programs like Aims’ particularly impactful.
Attendees at the showcase will have the opportunity to speak directly with students about their experiences, learn about the application process and discover future study abroad opportunities at Aims. Summer 2027 programs offer students the opportunity to earn college credit while exploring the vibrant cultures of Ireland and Japan through short-term trips.
Learn more about the Aims Study Abroad program at aims.co/study-abroad.