Dublin, Ireland

Duration: 2 weeks to 1 year

Gain invaluable experience, expand your network, and immerse yourself in another culture with our award-winning internships in Dublin.

We’ve built trusted relationships with our partner companies in a wide range of industries, from Finance to Fashion, to offer tailored internships that match your goals. Whether you’re still exploring your options, fresh out of university, or making a mid-career move, a Twin internship can help you grow – all while exploring one of Europe’s most exciting cities.

Make Your Mark

An internship abroad can be the first spark of something great. Employers increasingly value international work experience and language skills, making an overseas placement both a personal and professional investment. Our programme gives you the tools to make a real impact while supporting you every step of the way.

Often called the Silicon Valley of Europe, Dublin is a thriving hub for technology, finance, and science, alongside a well-established tourism and culture industry. Our Dublin placements offer hands-on experience in your chosen sector while helping you refine your English skills and enhance your CV.

Discover Dublin

Dublin isn’t just a great place to work – it’s a walkable city with a world-famous literary heritage, fascinating history, and a vibrant music scene.

Our interns benefit from a social schedule packed with cultural activities and fun social events, from exploring the tangled streets of Temple Bar, Dublin’s iconic nightlife district, to discovering Ireland’s rich folklore at the National Leprechaun Museum. Nicknamed the City of a Thousand Welcomes, you’ll instantly feel at home.

As the fourth UNESCO City of Literature and home to legendary writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, Dublin is perfect for book lovers. Whether you’re attending a late-night opening at the National Museum of Literature, exploring the city’s many independent bookshops, or paying a visit to the James Joyce Museum (just across the road from our English Centre!), you’ll find a story around every corner. On weekends, catch a local band at iconic music venue, Whelan’s, or join an open mic event in one of the city’s staggering 772 pubs for a taste of Irish trad. 

While Dublin is famed for its buzzy atmosphere and love of a good time, peace and quiet is never too far away. Relax in one of the city’s pockets of green, hang out with the herd of deer living in Phoenix Park, or take a short train to Dublin’s surrounding coastal villages to admire the cliffside views of Howth and Malahide Castle.