Student Accommodations near ISE

Bradbury Place is the closest Irish School of Ecumenics accommodation, only 0.8 miles from the campus.

The amber-listed properties near the Irish School of Ecumenics are located within 0.8 to 2.2 miles of the school, depending on the property.

We recommend booking Irish School of Ecumenics accommodation about 4–6 months before your course begins.

Students can find studios, en-suites, private rooms and shared apartments in student accommodation near Irish School of Ecumenics.

Yes. The Irish School of Ecumenics is part of Trinity College Dublin, with its Belfast location offering the M.Phil. in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation.

Students looking for Irish School of Ecumenics accommodation can choose from a range of off-campus properties across Belfast. Amber lists Irish School of Ecumenics off-campus accommodation in areas close to the school, with options including studios, en-suites and shared apartments. Popular properties include  Botanic Studios and John Bell House. Current Amber listings start from around £130 per week, depending on the property and room type.

The Irish School of Ecumenics (ISE) is an institution of Trinity College Dublin that focuses on inter-religious and inter-cultural dialogue, peace, reconciliation, and conflict resolution. Founded in 1970, the school has developed a strong academic and community-focused approach to peacebuilding. The Belfast location is home to Trinity's M.Phil. in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation, a one-year full-time or two-year part-time postgraduate programme. The course combines academic study with practical learning through workshops & community placements, covering areas such as conflict and peace in Northern Ireland, mediation, peacebuilding and reconciliation.

Living in Irish School of Ecumenics off-campus accommodation allows students to stay close to their classes while enjoying access to Belfast's shops, restaurants and transport links. Amber provides several Belfast student accommodation options, including:

The Irish School of Ecumenics (9 Lennoxvale) is well connected, just a 2-minute walk from the Lennoxvale Bus Stop (Metro 8A/8B/8D) and a 12-minute walk from the Botanic Train Station. Full-time students can cut their travel costs in half using Translink's free yLink Card (for ages 16–23), & for 24 and above can save a third on train travel with the 24+ Student Railcard. Discounted multi-journey blocks can be bought for flexible daily commuting without age restriction through the use of the Smartlink card, while unlimited integrated bus/rail commuting can be obtained using the iLink pass.​

Although the Belfast department has a smaller student community, students have access to clubs, societies, sports facilities & study spaces through Queen’s University Belfast. Trinity confirms that its Belfast students can use Queen’s facilities, including sports and library resources. The course also includes community learning and placement opportunities, allowing students to engage with organisations involved in peacebuilding and community work in Northern Ireland.