<ul><li>​The M. Phil course in International History offers students the chance to pursue historical research outside the boundaries of the nation-state</li><li>Students will be trained in transnational, comparative, and international approaches to history and have the opportunity to study foreign languages, cultures, and societies</li><li>Throughout the course, students will be encouraged to reflect on the historical roots of current issues that cross national boundaries such as the refugee crisis, the spread of radical politics, security and intelligence services, and other critical issues to prepare for careers in areas such as global politics, NGOs, journalism, or for further postgraduate study</li><li>The course consists of seven modules. The two mandatory modules include a year-long, core module on International History: Methods and Themes and an International History Research Seminar in which students will hear guest speakers who are leaders in their field</li><li>Three elective modules can be selected from a wide range of specialities, including continental European, Irish, Chinese, U.S., and environmental history. For their fifth module, students can choose either a foreign language or an additional module in International History Methods </li></ul>

<ul><li>The program is offered by Trinity’s School of Law, Ireland’s oldest and most internationally renowned law school. It is the highest-ranked Law School in Ireland in both the QS and Times Higher Education world rankings 2021</li><li>Trinity’s LL.B. degrees prepare students not only for life as lawyers, but also enables them to enter many career fields such as business, journalism, accountancy, banking, insurance, politics, foreign affairs, and public policy, both in Ireland and abroad</li><li>A law degree teaches students to think logically and analytically. It also equips students with the ability to carry out research, to apply relevant information to problems, and to use language precisely, carefully and objectively</li><li>If students wish to go on to obtain a professional qualification, the governing bodies for the profession require that they study certain modules in their primary law degree. The program is designed to ensure students have the opportunity to take these required modules</li><li>A distinctive feature of the Trinity Law degree is that students will also complete some modules outside of the School of Law during the second and third years of the program. This will give them the opportunity to choose to study modules in a related discipline, as well as a choice of modules addressing broad themes relevant to all students across the entire university
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<ul><li>The study of English is concerned with the history and practices of writing in English and encompasses literary works spanning English, Anglo-Irish, American, and post-colonial cultures</li><li>The program aims to develop a thorough knowledge of the history of these kinds of literature while also enabling students to develop a sophisticated critical consciousness and an awareness of critical and cultural theory</li><li>TCD’s English courses are designed to develop independence of critical thought and the articulation of informed discussion, both oral and written. Much of students’ work will be undertaken independently, and students will have at their disposal the resources of one of the world’s great libraries, with rich resources in the full range of literature in English</li><li>Small-group teaching means students will benefit from close personal staff supervision, so their writing and discussion skills develop. The School of English also co-ordinates many non-syllabus activities, such as lecture series, conferences and symposia, inviting guest lecturers and visiting writers, including Richard Ford, the Pulitzer prizewinning author</li><li>Trinity is ranked 25th in the world for English Language and Literature (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021)​ </li></ul>

<ul><li>Both the Department of Political Science, in the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy, and the Law School place great emphasis on innovative thinking and independent thought</li><li>As a student of this program, students will take both subjects equally in the first year. Thereafter, they can decide to concentrate more on Law or Political Science</li><li>Students may choose to major in Law (also known as the professional pathway, leading to a degree in LL.B (Pol. Sc.)), or in Political Science, resulting in a BA degree. Students can also continue studying both subjects equally for a BA in Law and Political Science qualification, or a Single Honours Law degree (LL.B)</li><li>Students considering a career in the legal profession after their degree will have the opportunity to take all the required modules if they choose the professional pathway</li><li>In their final year, depending on the pathway that students take, they will have the opportunity to focus on developing areas of interest in law and/or business choosing from a wide range of modules on offer by both schools
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<ul><li>The four-year nursing courses are offered in partnership with six health service providers. Trinity’s linked health service providers for this course are the Tallaght Hospital and St. James' Hospital</li><li>The School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College, has a world-renowned reputation and courses are taught by academics at the top of their discipline and profession. The School is the top-ranked in Ireland and in the top 50 worldwide in Nursing (QS Top Universities Subject Rankings 2021)</li><li>There are two components to the nursing degree course. The theoretical component involves teaching methods including lectures, tutorials, practical classes, clinical skills in laboratories, group teaching, web-based learning, and reflective workshops</li><li>For the practice component students are linked with one of the health service providers and also have clinical/community placements in a variety of settings. During the fourth year of the course, students will undertake a 36-week roster of continuous placement, for hands-on skill development and experience</li><li>Graduates from the Trinity School of Nursing and Midwifery will be competent, innovative and caring professionals who are capable of leading change, shaping policy, and responding to an ever-evolving healthcare environment
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<ul><li>Philosophy, Political Science, Economics and Sociology (P.P.E.S.) offers a coherent and integrated introduction to the study of social sciences and philosophy. It brings together some of the most important approaches to understanding society and, in doing so, develops skills for a whole range of future careers and activities</li><li>Trinity College is the only university in the Republic of Ireland that offers this broad combination of subjects in a single program</li><li>Following the first two years, the program facilitates two years of greater specialisation in either one or two of the subjects. In the fourth year, students may choose to take one or two subjects and can exit with a Single Honours, Major with Minor or Joint Honours award, and complete a Capstone project as well</li><li>In their third year, students have the opportunity to apply to study abroad in a prestigious European university with the EU-funded Erasmus program</li><li>Having studied a number of disciplines and developed numerous analytical skills, this degree confers the insights and skills to pursue careers in a variety of areas including public administration, teaching, journalism, media, law and management
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<ul><li>The School of Psychology aims to offer a knowledge base and set of skills that not only equip students for the many careers that exist in psychology but also prepare students intellectually for other careers</li><li>Trinity’s School of Psychology is ranked in the top 150 universities for Psychology in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021</li><li>As well as offering high-quality teaching, the school collaborates with a number of other disciplines through Trinity College Institute for Neuroscience, the Trinity Centre for Global Health, and the Trinity Centre for Innovative Human System</li><li>Students are encouraged to become actively involved in the School’s ongoing research, particularly in the third and fourth years of their studies</li><li>The Single Honours degree confers eligibility for graduate membership of the Psychological Society of Ireland and provides the basis for entry to postgraduate programs, such as those in clinical psychology and counselling psychology
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<ul><li>Students who wish to study Genetics for their degree apply to the Biological and Biomedical Sciences Stream (TR060) and may select Genetics as their specialist subject for the third and fourth years at the end of the second year</li><li>This is the ideal program for students who are interested in understanding the principles of inheritance, how genetic mechanisms control different developmental and physiological processes in biology, and how a perturbation of these mechanisms leads to disorders and diseases</li><li>The Department of Genetics has an international reputation for high-quality research and more than 50 years of experience in teaching Genetics to undergraduate students</li><li>The teaching of the Department is research-driven; undergraduates are taught by research-active scientists with excellent track records in their chosen fields</li><li>The Department helps students to secure internships in research laboratories (both in Ireland and internationally) over the summer period between the third and fourth years so that they can gain valuable research experience
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Trinity College Dublin

All Courses

M.Phil in International History (Master of Philosophy)

LL.B. Law

BA (Hons) English Studies (Bachelor of Arts)

LL.B. (Pol. Sc.) Law and Political Science

BSc. Nursing - General Nursing (Bachelor of Science)

BA (Hons) Philosophy Political Science Economics and Sociology (P.P.E.S.)

BA (Hons) Psychology

BA (Moderatorship) Genetics: Biological and Biomedical Sciences (Honours Bachelor Degree)