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01 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Welcome
Ranked 1st in Ireland and
81st in the world*, Trinity
College Dublin, the University
of Dublin is committed to
helping you to develop the
skills, knowledge and values to
become an informed, engaged
global citizen in a rapidly
changing world.
Since 1592, Trinity has been
inspiring generations to meet
the challenges of the future.
Our beautiful historic campus,
based in Dublin city centre, is
the 16th most international
university in the world.**
Located beside the thriving
European silicon docks,
which is home to Facebook,
Linkedin, Stripe, Hubspot and
Twitter to name but a few, we
are a welcoming and truly
international community.
*QS World University
Ranking 2024
**THE World University
Ranking 2023
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02 Trinity by Numbers
03 Hear From Our Students
05 Trinity’s Location
06 Undergraduate Applicants
Undergraduate Applicant Guide
Undergraduate Courses and Fees
Columbia Dual BA Programme
International Foundation Programme
13 Postgraduate Applicants
Postgraduate Courses and Fees
Postgraduate Applicant Guide
Postgraduate Research
17 Living in Dublin
Cost to Attend
Accommodation
19 Career Opportunities
20 Opportunities Abroad
21 Student Life at Trinity
22 A Sustainable Campus
23 International Student Supports
25 Contact Us
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Why Choose Trinity?

Trinity Top 100 University

in the world for 21 Subjects
Accounting and Finance
Trinity is Ireland's Ireland is the world’s 2 nd
Ireland has the 3 highest
rd
As a Trinity graduate you can Biological Sciences
leading University most competitive economy quality of life in the EU remain in Ireland to work for Chemistry
(QS World University Ranking (IMD 2023) (United Nations Human 1 or 2 years, depending on
2024 and THE World University your level of study. Classics and Ancient History
Development Index 2022)
Ranking 2023) Computer Science and Information Systems
Dentistry
Education
English Language and Literature
(22nd in the world)*
Geography
History
Law
Materials Science
Ireland is the 3rd most peaceful 16th Most International 34% of our student body is 81st World Ranking
country in the world University in the World from outside Ireland, from Medicine
(QS World University
(Global Peace Index 2023) (THE World University 125 countries Rankings 2024) Modern Languages
Ranking 2023)
Nursing (41st in the world)*
Performing Arts
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
(28th in the world)*
Philosophy
Politics and International Studies
Psychology
Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies

91st in the World for Trinity Top 100 University Over 139,000 Trinity Trinity has more than 500
Graduate Employability in the world for 21 Subjects alumni (graduates) in 157 industry partners, including
(QS Graduate Employability (QS Subject Rankings 2023) countries worldwide Facebook, Google, IBM, Pfizer
Ranking 2022) and more
(QS World Rankings 2023)
*Ranked Top 50 in the QS World
Rankings 2023
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Hear From Our Students
UNDERGRADUATE:
LAW
Sofia Gonzalez Crespo
UAE
“I always dreamed of going to a
renowned university. I visited
many universities but none of
them appealed to me the way
Trinity did: through the professors
being one of a kind, having
state of the art facilities and the
community having a real family
atmosphere. I instantly knew I
wanted to be part of such a great
university. I am really enjoying my
course and I love how quickly I
have been able to adapt.”
UNDERGRADUATE:
LAW
Lauryn Musgrove
McCann Australia
“The professors and teaching staff
at Trinity are incredible and are
always there to answer questions
and lend a hand when you need
it. Everyone makes the effort to be
nice and welcoming, especially to
international students.”
UNDERGRADUATE:
ENGINEERING
Pranav Manish Vora
India
“There are a wide number of courses
at Trinity and the professors are
highly experienced and helpful.
The locals and other students are
also very friendly and helpful which
makes it easier for an international
student to settle in.”
POSTGRADUATE:
MASTERS DEGREES
AND PHD IN PHARMACY
Aaron Koay
Malaysia
“I decided to study pharmacy at
Trinity as Ireland is known as a huge
European hub for pharmaceutical
industry and research. I found the
course content challenging yet
very rewarding. The supportive
network of academics and friends
that I find myself in also made
the Trinity journey all the more
enjoyable and exciting.”
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POSTGRADUATE:
M.SC. IN IMMUNOTHERAPEUTICS
Anastasija Walsh
Ireland
“I chose Trinity primarily for its
global reputation. Trinity is
Ireland’s highest ranked university,
and the School of Immunology
has an internationally renowned
reputation, with some of the most
notable immunologists in the
world, including Luke O’Neill
and Kingston Mills.”
UNDERGRADUATE:
COMPUTER SCIENCE
AND BUSINESS
Shun Ichikawa
Japan
"The international prestige and
the strong tradition of academic
excellence of Trinity helped me to
decide to study here. In addition,
the combination of computer
science and business perfectly
matches today's market needs."
POSTGRADUATE:
INTERNATIONAL AND
COMPARATIVE LAW (LLM)
Deniz Unsal
Turkey
“I chose Trinity due to its unique
historical legacy. The Old Library
containing the Book of Kells and the
Campanile are spectacular places on
campus. The most enjoyable part of
my experience in Ireland is Trinity’s
multicultural and multidisciplinary
environment. Trinity offers an
academic environment where
students from various countries
and disciplines come together.”
POSTGRADUATE:
M.PHIL. IN MODERN
IRISH HISTORY. AWARDED
HADDAD FELLOWSHIP
Maria Clara Lima
Brazil
“Going to Trinity College Dublin
is going global. This historical
university is also the path for so
many students around the world.
The professors and staff are always
very welcoming, and I consider
Trinity as my new home.”
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POSTGRADUATE:
MFA PLAYWRITING
Breman Rajkumar
United Kingdom
“I chose Trinity because of the
international reputation of the
teaching staff on the playwriting
course and due to its location in
Dublin city centre. The city and
its culture are awesome, the
people are lovely, and there are
lots of parks and green spaces to
discover, such as Phoenix Park
and St Stephen’s Green.”
POSTGRADUATE:
MSC. IMMUNOLOGY
Hyesoo Jeon
South Korea
“Trinity is the number one
university in Ireland and it also
offers high-quality education.
Great connections between
alumni and students is another
advantage and this was
particularly important for
me as I wanted to get a job
after graduation.”
UNDERGRADUATE:
MEDICINE
Ikpeme Neto
Nigeria
“A Trinity education has set
me apart and given me many
opportunities as I’ve gone through
my career. As a 4th year medical
student, I was able to gain a
much sought-after rotation in a
leading academic centre in the U.S
with the support of Trinity. I was
also able to tap into the alumni
network to gain access to further
opportunities in medicine across
many countries.”
POSTGRADUATE: PHD AT THE
CENTRE FOR ENGLISH
LANGUAGE AND TEACHING
Alejandra Nuñez
Asomoza Mexico
“Coming to Trinity is one of the best
things that has happened to me. The
beauty of the campus is so inspiring
and there is always something new
to discover. The library resources
are great, and the staff around the
campus has always been helpful.”
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Undergraduate
Applicants
We are delighted that you are
considering making an application
to Trinity College Dublin, the
University of Dublin.
We are here to help you every step of
the way and please don't hesitate to
contact us at study@tcd.ie.
Key Dates for September
2024 Entry
Applications open by 1 November 2023.
Applications for most courses close in June 2024
(some courses close earlier, such as Medicine,
Dental Science and Acting). Term dates
available at: www.tcd.ie/calendar/academic-
year-structure
— Trinity accepts documents through
Naviance and Scoir
— Trinity does not use the Common
App or UCAS
There are two different pathways for
applications and fees in Ireland – applicants
from EU/EEA and non-EU applicants:
this depends on your residency rather
than nationality.
Click here to find the right pathway for you:
www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/fees-and-
payments/applicants/what_are_my_fees
How to Apply
1. Go to www.tcd.ie/courses and find
the course you're interested in.
2. Read the user guide for non-EU
applicants www.tcd.ie/study/
international/how-to-apply or
watch our how to apply video
bit.ly/HowToApplyTrinity
3. Apply by selecting the ‘Non-
EU Application’ link under the
course description. You can save
your application and return
to it, but remember to submit
it when you’re finished!
4. When applying to Trinity you must
also include a personal statement.
This is 500 words on why you are
considering Trinity and the specific
course you have chosen, how you
see yourself contributing to the
Trinity community and what you
see yourself doing with your degree.
As part of the application process
you will also have to provide us
with references. Please provide
email addresses for one counsellor
and one teacher and make sure
your referees know to expect a
direct email request from Trinity.
5. Note: A non-refundable application
fee of €55 applies per course.
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Flexible Pathways of Study
Trinity offers both Single Honours
and Joint Honours degrees.
We recognise that students’ interests evolve
over time. These pathways give you the
flexibility to focus or expand your domains of
interest over your years at Trinity.
Admissions Guide for non-EU
Undergraduate Applications
Trinity welcomes applications from
students all over the world. What we
look for in your application depends
on the education system you are
coming from, as well as the Trinity
programme you are apply for.
Our Admissions Guide for non-
EU Undergraduate Applications
will help you to identify what the
requirements will be for you:
www.tcd.ie/study/assets/PDF/
AdmissionGuideUGNonEUFinal.pdf
Single
Single
Honours
Single Honours Award in Subject
Honours Major in Subject
Subject
Minor in a New Subject
Single Honours in Subject 1
Subject 1
Major in Subject 1 + Minor in Subject 2
Joint
Honours
Joint Honours: Subject 1 & Subject 2
Single Honours in Subject 2
Subject 2
Major in Subject 2 + Minor in Subject 1
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Undergraduate Courses
Different fees for undergraduate courses will A full list of fees are available to view at:
apply depending on whether the applicant is www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/fees-and-payments
considered an EU or non-EU student.
Trinity offers a broad range of undergraduate degree courses, see below. To check which category you are in,
visit: www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/fees-and-
Find out more at www.tcd.ie/courses/undergraduate
payments/applicants/what_are_my_fees

Arts and Humanities — Middle Eastern and European

Languages and Cultures Science, Technology, Computer Science
and Social Sciences
— Middle Eastern, Jewish and Engineering and Mathematics — Computer Science
Arts and Humanities Islamic Civilisations (JH) — Computer Science (Joint Honours)
Sciences and Mathematics — Computer Science, Linguistics and a Language
— Ancient and Medieval History and Culture — Modern Languages* (JH)
— Ancient History and Archaeology (JH) — Modern Languages plus another subject (JH) — Biological and Biomedical Sciences — Management Science and Information
— Music with specialisations in: Systems Studies (M.S.I.S.S.)
— Classical Civilisation (JH)
— Biochemistry
— Classical Languages (JH) — Music (JH) Engineering
— Botany
— Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology — Music Education
— Environmental Sciences — Engineering (common entry)
— Clinical Speech and Language Studies — Religion with specialisations in:
— Genetics
— Computer Science, Linguistics — Religion (JH) — Human Genetics — Biomedical Engineering
and a Language — Trinity College Dublin and Columbia — Immunology — Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
— Deaf Studies University Dual BA Programme — Microbiology — Computer Engineering
— Drama and Theatre Studies — Molecular Medicine — Electronic and
— Drama Studies (JH)
Business and Law — Neuroscience Computer Engineering
— Business (JH) — Physiology — Electronic Engineering
— Drama: Stage Management and
Technical Theatre (The Lir) — Business, Economics and — Zoology — Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Social Studies (B.E.S.S) — Chemical Sciences with specialisations in: — Engineering with Management
— Drama: Bachelor in Acting (The Lir)
— Business Studies and a Language ** — Chemistry — Environmental Science and Engineering
— Drama: Foundation Diploma in
Acting and Theatre (The Lir) — Global Business — Chemistry with Biosciences
— Law — Chemistry with Molecular
— Early and Modern Irish
— Law (JH) — Modelling Health Sciences
— English Studies
— Medicinal Chemistry
— English Studies (JH) Social and Human Sciences — Clinical Speech and Language Studies
— Nanoscience
— European Studies — Economics (JH) — Geography and Geoscience — Dentistry:
— Film — Philosophy (JH) with specialisations in: — Dental Hygiene
— Film (JH) — Philosophy, Political Science, — Geography — Dental Nursing
— Geography (JH) Economics and Sociology (P.P.E.S.) — Geoscience — Dental Science
— History — Political Science (JH) — Physical Sciences with specialisations in: — Dental Technology
— History (JH) — Physics — Dental: Orthodontic Therapy
— Psychology
— Physics and Astrophysics — Human Health and Disease
— History of Art and Architecture — Social Policy (JH)
— Nanoscience — Human Nutrition and Dietetics
— History of Art and Architecture (JH) — Social Studies (Social Work)
— Environmental Science and Engineering — Medicine
— Linguistics — Sociology (JH)
— Mathematics (JH) — Occupational Therapy
— Theoretical Physics — Pharmacy
Note: JH stands for Joint Honours. * Modern Languages offered are ** B
 usiness and a Language offers
Find out more about our Joint French, German, Irish, Italian, French, German, Russian, — Trinity College Dublin and Columbia — Physiotherapy
Honours programmes at: Russian and Spanish. Polish or Spanish. University Dual BA Programme — Radiation Therapy
www.tcd.ie/tjh/prospectivestudents
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Undergraduate
Applicants
Understanding Ireland
Programme
The week-long Understanding Ireland
Smart Start Programme is unique in
providing both an orientation to life in
Trinity and an academic introduction
to understanding Irish culture – all
before normal teaching begins.
www.tcd.ie/study/international/pre-session-
programmes

Undergraduate students choose Trinity Electives

from a wide range of full-time four
year courses, covering all disciplines.
There are also a few five year courses
available that lead directly to a
master’s degree.
Open Modules
Open Modules are modules that are taught
as part of other programmes but are
complementary and related to your own
programme of study. Find out more at:
www.tcd.ie/tjh/open-modules
Admission open for Non-EU
Applicants by 1 November 2023
Trinity aims to provide the broadest possible
education and encourages its students to
develop their critical thinking by taking an
Elective outside their main disciplines.
Below are some of Trinity's electives:
— The Art of the Megacity
— Cancer: The Patient Journey
— Chinese Language and Culture
— Cultures and Societies of the
Middle East and North Africa
— Design Thinking
— Emergence of Technologies
— Energy in the 21st Century
— Engaging in the Digital World
— The EthicsLab: Responsible
Action in the Real World
— From Planets to the Cosmos
— Irish Language and Culture
— Toolkit for a Smart and Sustainable World
— Vaccines - Friend or Foe?
Find out more at: www.tcd.ie/trinity-electives
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Trinity College Dublin and Columbia

University – Dual BA Programme

The Dual BA between Trinity and Interviews

Columbia University offers students
an international educational
experience across two continents
and at two world-class universities.
Students graduate from the Dual BA
with two degrees, one from Trinity
and one from Columbia. With years
one and two spent at Trinity and
the final two years at Columbia
Admissions
Applicants to the Dual BA Programme must
apply by 2 January for 2024 enrolment.
The admissions process includes a review
of the applicant’s academic history, letters
of recommendation, a personal essay,
and an interview conducted in English.
Interested applicants are encouraged to
preview a PDF version of the application
(for reference use only) before starting an
electronic application. Applications will be
reviewed by a joint committee featuring
admissions representatives from both
Columbia and Trinity.
The Dual BA Programme is adopting a test-
optional policy (SAT/ ACT) for the fall of 2023.
For further information visit: tcd.gs.columbia.
edu or email ColumbiaDualBA@tcd.ie
Applicants will receive an update on their
application status by early March. Those
invited for an interview will be prompted
to schedule a time to meet with the
admissions committee either in person in
New York, Dublin or via teleconference.
Any applicant who is eligible for EU fee
status must also apply through the Central
Applications Office (CAO) and must secure a
place through the CAO in order to be admitted
to the programme. EU applicants should visit
www.cao.ie and read the "Apply" section
carefully.
Trinity Degree Columbia Major
Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Classics, Ancient History Classics & Classical Studies | Ancient Studies |
and Archaeology Archaeology
English Studies English Studies
European Studies History | Political Science | Hispanic Studies | French
Film Film and Media Studies
History History
History of Art and Art History | Art History & Visual Arts |
Architecture History & Theory of Architecture
Middle Eastern and European Middle East, South Asian & African Studies |
Languages and Cultures Religion | History | Political Science
Philosophy Philosophy
Religion Philosophy | Religion
Science, Technology, Engineering Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics and Mathematics
Geoscience: Geography and Geosciences Earth Science
Mathematics Mathematics | Applied Mathematics | Economics-
Mathematics | Mathematics-Statistics | Computer
Science-Mathematics
Neuroscience: Biological and Biomedical Sciences Neuroscience and Behavior
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International Foundation
Programme
The International Foundation
Programme is a year long pre-
university programme aimed at
students who have the drive and
ambition to attend a world-class
university however cannot begin
an international undergraduate
degree directly.
The programme is delivered at the campus of
Trinity's associated college, Marino Institute
of Education, where excellent student
facilities and on-site accommodation are
available. The Marino campus is a 15-minute
journey from Dublin city centre.
Students who successfully complete the
Trinity International Foundation Programme
and achieve the required grades are
guaranteed entry into their chosen degree
the following academic year.
www.tcd.ie/study
Minimum English
Language Requirements
— IELTS: 5.0 overall (5.0 in writing
with no element below 4.5).
— TOEFL: 64 with 16 in writing.
— Duolingo English Test: minimum overall
score of 80/160 (no subscore below
65 and a score of 80 in literacy).
Please note that some programmes have
higher English requirements and/or specific
subject requirements.
For more information on entry requirements
please see: www.tcd.ie/study/international/
foundation-programme/entry.php
Tuition Fees (2024/25)
Pathway A: Fees: €16,480
Pathway B: Fees: €17,995
Details of fees can be viewed at: www.tcd.ie/
study/international/foundation-programme/
fees.php Note: Fees are subject to change.
Entry Requirements
Trinity accepts high school diplomas
How to Apply
from all around the world. Details regarding fees and the
To view the minimum entry application process are available
requirements from your country, at: www.tcd.ie/study/international/
visit: www.tcd.ie/study/international/ foundationprogramme
foundation-programme/entry.php
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Postgraduate Courses
Trinity offers a broad range of postgraduate masters and postgraduate
diploma courses. Find out more at www.tcd.ie/courses/postgraduate

Arts, Humanities and

Social Sciences

Business Education Languages, Literatures Linguistic, Speech and Religion

— Accounting (P.Grad.Dip.) — Master in Education (M.Ed.)
— Business Analytics (M.Sc.) — Professional Masters
— Digital Marketing Education (P.M.E.)
Strategy (M.Sc.)
— Entrepreneurship and
Innovation (M.Sc.) English
— Finance (M.Sc.)
— Children’s Literature
— Financial Risk
(M.Phil.)
Management (M.Sc.)
— Creative Writing (M.Phil.)
— Human Resource
— Irish Writing (M.Phil.)
Management (M.Sc.)
— Modern and Contemporary
— International
Literary Studies (M.Phil.)
Management (M.Sc.)
— Management (M.Sc.)
— Marketing (M.Sc.)
— Master in Business Histories and Humanities
Administration (M.B.A.) — History of Art and
— Operations and Supply Architecture (M.Phil.)
Chain Management (M.Sc.) — Classics (M.Phil.)
— Early Modern
History (M.Phil.)
Creative Arts — Environmental
History (M.Phil.)
— Screen Studies (M.Phil.)
— Gender and Women's
— Playwriting (M.F.A.)
Studies (M.Phil.)
— Stage Design (M.F.A.)
— International
— Theatre Directing (M.F.A.)
History (M.Phil.)
— Theatre and
— Medieval Studies (M.Phil.)
Performance (M.Phil.)
— Modern Irish
History (M.Phil.)
— Public History and Cultural
Heritage (M.Phil.)
and Cultural Studies
— Applied Intercultural
Communications
(M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Comparative Literature
(M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Digital Humanities and
Culture (M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Early Irish (M.Phil.
/P.Grad.Dip.)
— Identities and Cultures of
Europe (M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Literary Translation
(M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Middle East in a Global
Context (M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Old Irish (P.Grad.Dip.)
Law
— Intellectual Property
and Information
Technology Law (LL.M.)
— International and
Comparative Law (LL.M.)
— International and European
Business Law (LL.M.)
— Law and Finance (M.Sc.)
Communication Sciences
— Applied Linguistics (M.Phil.)
— Chinese Studies (M.Phil.)
— Clinical Speech and
Language Studies (M.Sc.)
— English Language
Teaching (M.Phil.)
— Linguistics (M.Phil.)
— Speech and Language
Processing (M.Phil.)
Psychology
— Applied Behaviour
Analysis (M.Sc.)
— Applied Psychology (M.Sc.)
— Clinical Psychology
(D.Clin.Psych.)
— Counselling Psychology
(D.Couns.Psych.)
— Global Mental Health (M.Sc.)
— Psychoanalytic
Studies (M.Phil.)
— Psychology (H.Dip.)
- Psychology
Conversion Course
— Christian Theology
(M.Phil. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Conflict Resolution and
Reconciliation (M.Phil.)
— Contextual Theologies and
Interfaith Relations (M.Phil.)
— International Peace
Studies (M.Phil.)
Social Sciences and
Philosophy
— Applied Social Data Science
(M.Sc. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Comparative Social
Change (M.Sc.)
— Economics (M.Sc.)
— International Politics (M.Sc.)
— Philosophy (M.Phil.)
— Race, Ethnicity,
Conflict (M.Phil.)
Social Work and
Social Policy
— Applied Social
Research (M.Sc.)
— Social Work (M.S.W.)
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Postgraduate Courses
Different fees for postgraduate courses A full list of fees are available to view at:
will apply depending on whether the www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/fees-and-payments
applicant is considered an EU or non-EU
student. To check which category you are Note: All postgraduate courses are subject to
Trinity offers a broad range of postgraduate masters and postgraduate in, visit: www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/ change.
diploma courses. Find out more at www.tcd.ie/courses/postgraduate fees-and-payments/applicants/what_
are_my_fees

Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics Health Sciences

Biochemistry and Engineering
Immunology — Biomedical
— Immunology (M.Sc.) Engineering (M.Sc.)
— Immunotherapeutics (M.Sc.) — Electronic Information
Engineering
(M.Sc./P.Grad.Dip.)
Chemistry — Engineering
— Circular Economy and (Environmental / Structural
Recycling Technologies and Geotechnical /
(P.Grad.Dip.) Transport/ Sustainable
Energy) (M.Sc.)
— Engineering for Climate
Computer Science Action (P.Grad.Dip.)
and Statistics — Mechanical Engineering /
— Computer Science Zero-Carbon Technology
(M.Sc.) – Augmented (M.Sc. /P.Grad. Dip.)
— Music and Media
and Virtual Reality
Technologies (M.Phil.)
— Computer Science
(M.Sc.) – Data Science — Electronic Information
— Computer Science (M.Sc.) – Engineering /
Future Networked Systems Computational Engineering
— Computer Science (M.Sc.) (M.Sc. /P.Grad.Dip.)
– Intelligent Systems
— Interactive Digital Mathematics
Media (M.Sc.)
— High Performance
— Statistics and Computing (M.Sc.)
Sustainability (M.Sc.)
— Quantum Fields, Strings
and Gravity (M.Sc.)
Natural Sciences
— Biodiversity and
Conservation (M.Sc.)
— Development
Practice (M.Sc.)
— Environmental
Sciences (M.Sc.)
— Smart and Sustainable
Cities (M.Sc.)
Physics
— Energy Science (M.Sc.)
— Quantum Science and
Technology (M.Sc.)
CHARM–EU
— Masters in Global
Challenges for Sustainability
(CHARM-EU) (M.Sc.)
Dental Science Nursing and Midwifery
— Dental Surgery (D.Ch.Dent.) — Ageing Health & Wellbeing
in Intellectual Disability
(M.Sc. /P.Grad. Dip.)
Medicine — Children’s Nursing (H.Dip.)
— Applied Clinical — Community Health (M.Sc.)
Neuropsychology (M.Sc.) — Dementia (M.Sc.)
— Addiction Recovery (M.Sc.) — Mental Health (M.Sc.)
— Biomedical Sciences — Midwifery (H.Dip.)
(Intercalated) (M.Sc.) — Midwifery Practice and
— Cancer Survivorship Leadership (M.Sc.)
(M.Sc. /P.Grad. Dip.) — Nursing (M.Sc.)
— Diagnostic Radiography — Nursing – Child Health
(M.Sc.) and Wellbeing (M.Sc.)
— Entrepreneurship of
Smart Medicines (M.Sc.)
Pharmacy and
— Genomic Medicine (M.Sc.)
Pharmaceutical Sciences
— Global Health (M.Sc.)
— Healthcare Infection — Pharmaceutical
(M.Sc. /P.Grad.Dip.) Sciences (M.Sc.)
— Healthcare Innovation
(P.Grad.Dip.)
— Health Policy and
Management (M.Sc.)
— Molecular Medicine
(M.Sc. /P.Grad.Dip.)
— Neuroscience (M.Sc.)
— Sports and Exercise
Medicine (M.Sc.)
— Translational
Oncology (M.Sc.)
15 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Postgraduate
Applicants
The range of studies on offer is vast
and the standard set for postgraduate
study is exceptionally high. Most
courses at Trinity have a restricted
number of places available for
postgraduate students.
How to Apply
1. Go to www.tcd.ie/courses and find
the course you're interested in.
2. Watch our how to apply video
bit.ly/HowToApplytoTrinityPG or
read the user guide for non-EU
applicants: www.tcd.ie/study/
international/howto-apply
3. Apply by selecting the 'Apply' link
under the course description.
You can save your application
and return to it, but remember to
submit it when you're finished.
4. When applying to Trinity you
must also submit supporting
documentation.
Full details available at: www.
tcd.ie/study/apply/making-an-
application/postgraduate
Note: A non-refundable application
fee of €55 applies per course.
Admission opens by
1 November 2023
Entry Requirements
Postgraduate study at Trinity is academically
challenging and as a result the University has
high academic entry requirements.
Applicants will need to:
— Hold at least a 2.1 honours degree
(3.2 GPA on 4.0 scale) from an Irish
university or equivalent result from
a university in another country
— Meet the English language requirements
Some courses may require higher standards
or require you to take further tests or attend
an interview.
www.tcd.ie/study
The Pre-Sessional English Programme is an
academic English course for international
students with conditional offers for
undergraduate and postgraduate study
at Trinity. Passing the programme means
English Language you meet Trinity’s English language
requirement and can progress to your
Requirements course without retaking IELTS or any
other exam. More details here:
All applicants whose first language is not English www.tcd.ie/slscs/english/pre-sessional
and who have not been educated through the
medium of English must present one of the
following qualifications in the English language: Different fees for postgraduate courses will
IELTS, TOEFL, University of Cambridge apply depending on whether the applicant
Proficiency Certificate, Advanced Certificate, is considered an EU/EEA or non-EU student:
Duolingo English Test, Pearson Test of English this depends on your residency rather than
nationality. To check which category you
(Academic) PTE Academic or Trinity Pre-
are in, visit: www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/
sessional. Please note that the required level of
fees-and-payments/applicants/what_are_
English proficiency may vary from programme
my_fees/index.php
to programme. Please consult each programme
page at: www.tcd.ie/courses/postgraduate for
details.
A specific International Postgraduate Student
Please note that test scores are only valid for Orientation takes place before teaching
two years. For further details on these English commences. Details are available at:
Language Proficiency Tests, please contact the www.tcd.ie/students/orientation/
appropriate organisation directly. An applicant postgraduates
whose first language is not English but who has
taken a degree through the medium of English
may be eligible provided they did not complete
their studies more than two years prior to
admission. However, some courses may request
applicants to present an English language
qualification under certain circumstances.
Visa-required applicants who meet Trinity’s
English language requirements may be
required to present an additional English
language proficiency qualification such as
IELTS, TOEFL or PTE for visa application
purposes. For language requirements please
refer to: www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-
to-study-in-ireland/english-language-
requirements-for-study-visas
16 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Postgraduate Research
at Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
Trinity is recognised as one of the
world’s leading research-intensive
universities and its research
continues to address issues of global,
societal and economic importance.
Applying for a Masters by
Research or PhD at Trinity
As a truly international university, we welcome
applications from prospective postgraduate
students globally and we hope you will consider
choosing Trinity for your postgraduate research.
1. Find a Potential Academic Supervisor
Once you have identified your research area,
the next step is to make contact with academic
staff in relevant fields and identify a potential
supervisor: www.tcd.ie/research
2. Make Contact with Potential
Academic Supervisor
Contact potential academic supervisors with a
brief research proposal or idea, demonstrating
your interest and relevant experience in the
research area. If an academic staff­member is
willing to support your application for a PhD
position, they will direct you to the school’s
online application page. Please note that some
schools at Trinity have specific guidelines for
applying for a PhD position. It is important
to check the Schools' webpage for any
additional information at: www.tcd.ie/courses/
postgraduate/postgraduate-research
www.tcd.ie/study
3. Submit your Application
You will need to submit your application
by following the guidelines given to you by
your potential supervisor. Your application
will need to include a detailed research
proposal, as well as transcripts, proof of
English proficiency, CV and any other relevant
document. Your application is then reviewed
by the relevant School. The Dean of Graduate
Studies conducts the final review and issues
approval subsequent to meeting all criteria.
4. Explore Funding Opportunities
Once you find an academic willing to supervise
your research, they will be best placed to
advise you of relevant funding opportunities
through Irish and European funding agencies.
Additionally, you may also:
— Contact scholarship awarding
bodies in your home country for
possible PhD funding options.
Non-Resident (Distance) PhD
— Review Trinity's postgraduate awards The option to study by distance
which are available only to students is available to students who
intending to register for full-time
are interested in undertaking a
higher research degrees (i.e. PhD).
www.tcd.ie/study/international/
structured PhD programme under
scholarships/postgraduate the supervision of our world class
research talent and to access our
— Contact the Regional Manager for
your country for information on unrivalled academic resources,
other opportunities: www.tcd.ie/ but who are not in a position to be
global/people/#Recruitment resident in Dublin for the duration of
their studies.
More information available at:
www.tcd.ie/graduatestudies/
prospective
17 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin www.tcd.ie/study

Cost to Attend
For Full-Time International Students

Total Costs for Funding and i Living costs are calculated per academic
year and will vary by each student's lifestyle
v All 1st year non-EU full-degree
undergraduate students will be prioritised
One Academic Year Scholarships and type of accommodation chosen. for accommodation in Trinity-owned or
Trinity-recommended accommodation
Tuition fees vary by course and are subject Trinity offers a number of scholarship provided students apply by the housing
to change. Most undergraduate courses opportunities to assist students of limited ii Trinity does not offer meal plans. Students application deadline. There are a range
last four years and postgraduate masters means and reward academic achievement. cook at home or eat on campus and in the of accommodation options available.
programmes last one to two years. Students are also encouraged to explore city centre. Accommodation may include but is not
external funding options in their limited to Trinity-owned accommodation
For a full list of course fees and details home countries. such as Trinity Hall or Trinity-
of fee status please see: www.tcd.ie/ iii Health insurance is required for non-EU
students. Average cost is shown above recommended accommodation at private
academicregistry/fees-and-payments. Most For more information on available student complexes.
international applicants apply as non-EU scholarships please see: www.tcd.ie/study/ – insurance cost may be lower or higher
international students. Fee status is based international/scholarships depending on policy chosen. More
on residency, not citizenship. There is a information available at: www.tcd.ie/ vi In addition to the undergraduate student
non-refundable online application fee of study/international/arriving-in-ireland/ costs above, Trinity also offers an optional
€55 per course. health-insurance/index.php one week pre-term Understanding Ireland
programme. This optional programme
iv Fieldwork Costs, Costs of Preparations is an additional €400. Accommodation
LIVING COSTS I UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT of Thesis/ Dissertation. Postgraduate for the week is extra and can be booked
ACCOMMODATION
students are personally responsible for the directly with your housing provider. Details
UTILITIES €1,000 1 YEAR HOUSING TRINITY HALL V €7,368 costs involved if they have to undertake at www.tcd.ie/study/international/pre-
/ €2,000
fieldwork as part of their postgraduate session-programmes
MEALS II €3,000 1 YEAR HOUSING KAVANAGH COURT €10,830 programme and should add addition costs
/ €5,000
to their estimated living costs. They are vii Average based on a 43-week lease for a
MISCELLANEOUS €2,500 OTHER 1 YEAR CITY CENTRE €8,000
also responsible for all costs relating to the single room in shared apartment-style
ACCOMMODATION / €11,000
preparation and submission of their thesis accommodation in Dublin. Prices can
COMMUTING €1,000 UNDERSTANDING IRELAND: SMART START €400
or dissertation such as typing, binding vary greatly depending on the type of
(OPTIONAL 1-WEEK PRE-TERM PROGRAMME) VI
and photography. accommodation chosen. More information
HEALTH INSURANCE III €550 POSTGRADUATE STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
at: www.tcd.ie/accommodation
PERSONAL VIII €2,000 1 YEAR HOUSING PRIVATE €8,000
/ €3,000 ACCOMMODATION VII / €11,000
viii Immigration registration, medical,
AIRFARES €2000 TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE LIVING COSTS €20,050
/ €27,050
clothes, social life
LIVING COSTS €8,050 TOTAL POSTGRADUATE LIVING COSTS IV €20,050
(EXCLUDING / €27,050
ACCOMMODATION)

€12,050
TOTAL COSTS
/ €16,050
18 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Accommodation
Trinity is committed to ensuring that
all international students have a
positive experience while preparing
to make the move to Dublin.
All 1st year non-EU full-degree undergraduate
students will be prioritised for accommodation
in Trinity-owned or Trinity-recommended
accommodation provided students apply by the
housing application deadline.
There are a range of accommodation options
available. Accommodation may include but is
not limited to Trinity-owned accommodation
such as Trinity Hall or Trinity-recommended
accommodation at private student complexes.
Postgraduate and continuing undergraduate
students may apply for accommodation in other
Trinity recommended accommodation
sites. Trinity recommended accommodation will
facilitate city centre, self catering living where
students will be sharing with students from
other years. For further details,
see: www.tcd.ie/accommodation
www.tcd.ie/study
Trinity Hall Marino Institute
Trinity Hall is a first year undergraduate For students on the International
designated off campus residence. Rooms are Foundation Programme, their
arranged in self-catering apartments, with accommodation is in the Marino Institute.
each typically accommodating six persons and Find out more at: eber.life/ie/mie
consisting of a mix of single and twin en-suite
bedrooms with a large, shared kitchen/living
room. Students may apply for a room once they
have accepted a place at Trinity.
Other Options for
Find out more at: International Students
www.tcd.ie/accommodation/trinity-hall
For students who do not wish to avail of
Trinity owned or Trinity recommended
accommodation, an alternative is to seek
Trinity Hall
Trinity Accommodation private rented accommodation, usually
Kavanagh Court sharing an apartment or a house with
other students.
Kavanagh Court is a private student
accommodation residence where Trinity The Trinity Students' Union (TCDSU)
first-year undergraduate students will also Accommodation Advisory Service helps
be housed. Like Trinity Hall, it is self-catering students find accommodation by providing
apartment living with single ensuite bedrooms them with advice and access to house-
and shared kitchen and living room spaces. hunting resources. Find out more at:
www.tcdsuaccommodation.org
Find out more at:
www.tcd.ie/accommodation/kavanagh-court
On Campus
Rooms on campus are primarily reserved for
students in their final year and Trinity Scholars;
however, there are a number of rooms on the
campus suitable for students who have mobility
difficulties and who are capable of independent
living. Students may apply for a room once they Click here for Academic Term
have accepted a place at Trinity. Dates: www.tcd.ie/calendar/
academic-year-structure
19 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Career Opportunities
Your Career Journey at Trinity
As a Trinity graduate you can
remain in Ireland to work for 1
or 2 years, depending on level
of study.
Find out more:
www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-
haschanged-since-i-arrivedin-ireland/third-
levelgraduate-programme
Our graduates are highly sought after by
employers across all sectors and many have
gone on to successful careers around the globe.
See overleaf for just a few examples of the
diverse organisations that have recruited Trinity
graduates in recent years. The Trinity Careers
Service supports students in exploring their
career ambitions for the future and planning
how to achieve them. Find out more about the
Careers Service at: www.tcd.ie/careers
Did you know?
Trinity is a Top 100 University
for Graduate Employability
QS GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY RANKING 2022
Trinity has over 500 industry
partners including Microsoft,
Google, IBM, Pfizer, Roche,
Facebook and many more.
www.tcd.ie/study
Eligibility to Work Where some of our Trinity
Non-EU nationals who have permission to graduates are now employed
undertake undergraduate and postgraduate
study in Ireland are entitled to take up casual
employment, up to 20 hours part-time work per
week or work full-time during holiday periods
when their coursework for the year is complete.
On graduation, undergraduate students have
the possibility to stay in Ireland to work for
one year on the Third Level Graduate Scheme,
while eligible postgraduate students can stay
for up to two years. This allows students to gain
valuable work experience in Ireland across a
wide range of industries and organisations.
Students may also have the option of
remaining in Ireland for a longer period if they
are able to secure employment that meets the
criteria for a Work Permit.
For further information see:
www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-has-
changed-since-i-arrived-in-ireland/third-level-
graduate-programme
20 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin www.tcd.ie/study

Opportunities Abroad
Study, Work and Volunteer Abroad

Trinity is committed to educating Erasmus university exchange programme

globally aware and engaged
citizens who are able to address
the many global challenges of
the future. Gaining international
experience gives you the
opportunity to experience new
ways of living and learning,
immerse yourself in different
cultures, and open your mind to the
possibility of working overseas.
Go abroad with Trinity
Many Trinity courses include opportunities
to go abroad, for cultural and practical
learning, as core components. Students
can travel to one of Trinity’s many partner
universities for a semester or a year. An
increasing number of internships and
research placements are also available.
Trinity is a long-standing participant in the
and there are hundreds of options for
students to learn at universities across
Europe. Students can also look at exchange
programmes further afield at partner
institutions in Australia, Canada, Chile,
Cuba, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New
Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, South
Korea, Thailand, and United States.
5 reasons to go abroad
during your studies
1. A Global Perspective
2. Enhanced Communication Skills
3. Diversity of Thought
4. Personal Development
5. Enhanced Career Opportunities

Students do not pay

additional tuition fees and
can receive an Erasmus grant
or compete for Global Mobility
Bursaries to off-set the costs
of travel.
You can find more information at:
www.tcd.ie/study/study-abroad
21 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
Student Life at Trinity
Immerse yourself in a broad
range of sports clubs and student
societies and get a real sense of
the ‘Trinity Experience’.
Your first days at Trinity
Pre-arrival
Before you arrive, students can attend Trinity's
online pre-departure 'Pathway to Belonging'
webinar programme to get a feel for what they
will need to know before arriving at Trinity.
www.tcd.ie/study/international/welcome.php
Freshers’ Week
Trinity offers orientation to all new postgraduate
and undergraduate students prior to the start
of the academic year, this week of orientation is
known as Freshers’ Week. There are no classes,
so it’s all about meeting your new classmates,
student support information sessions, seeing
what sports clubs and societies you want to
join, meeting your student mentor who will
give you a tour of campus and organise social
events, meeting your tutor who will provide
support to you throughout your years in Trinity,
and of course, the Freshers’ Ball. Find out more
at: www.tcd.ie/students/orientation
A specific International Postgraduate
Student Orientation takes place before
teaching commences. Details are available
at: www.tcd.ie/students/orientation/
postgraduates
What Happens After
Freshers’ Week?
After the excitement of Freshers’ Week,
teaching starts and you get a chance to settle
into your course. Most classes are a mixture of
lectures and tutorials and some have practicals
as well. The tutorials are less formal and give
you a chance to explore and discuss the topics
covered in lectures with your classmates and
teaching assistants. Your class representative
and your mentors organise events throughout
the year that give you further opportunities to
get to know your classmates.
Trinity in Twelve Weeks
The “Trinity in Twelve Weeks” virtual
programme aims to continue your orientation
during your first semester and help your
transition to university life. The programme
has a new theme every week, from study and
exam skills to how to look after yourself while
at university. Your mentors will be in touch with
you every week to let you know what the week’s
theme is and to arrange events and activities.
Find out more at: www.tcd.ie/students/
orientation/twelve-weeks
www.tcd.ie/study
Sports Clubs
The Sports Centre is where the majority of
our fitness classes and programmes take
place, seven days a week. Facilities include a
25-metre swimming pool, climbing wall and
fully equipped gym. Students are automatically
members of the Sports Centre.
There are 49 sports clubs to choose from
including: aikido, badminton, basketball,
boating, boxing, climbing, cricket, cycling,
equestrian, fencing, Gaelic football, golf,
handball, hockey, hurling, judo, karate,
kayaking, tennis, rugby, sailing, soccer, squash,
surfing and bodyboarding, swimming, table
tennis, taekwondo, trampoline, ultimate frisbee,
triathlon and volleyball. Find out more at:
www.tcd.ie/sport
Student Societies
At Trinity, we have 120 student societies which
constitute some of the most dynamic and active
university student societies in Ireland with
everything from the Animation Society to the
Zoological Society. Find out more at:
www.trinitysocieties.ie
22 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
A Sustainable
Campus
Trinity is committed to tackling the
global challenges of climate change
and biodiversity loss for a healthy,
sustainable future. As a Nature
Positive university, we are putting
environmental sustainability at the
heart of our education, research and
campus life.
Do you want to be a future leader?
The world is experiencing a period of rapid
environmental and social change, which
poses risks and opportunities for us all. The
leaders and workforce of the future need to be
equipped to handle these transitions in a just
and sustainable way. To gain the knowledge,
skills and resilience that will be needed, Trinity
offers students a range of ways to learn about
sustainability, and to develop the kind of
innovative thinking and adaptability that will be
needed.
Education – how can I learn more
about sustainability?
As well as addressing sustainability in subject
specific ways as part of the curriculum of your
chosen course at Trinity, most students can
learn about sustainability issues through cross-
disciplinary Trinity Elective modules.
These are taught by experts across a range of
disciplines, with modules including:
— Systems – the Science of Everything
— The Psychology of the Climate Crisis
— Toolkit for a Smart and Sustainable World.
www.tcd.ie/study
Green Week
This week-long festival during Semester 2 is a
focal point of activity across campus. It involves Did you know?
student-focused events such as a careers expo.
It’s a showcase for the cutting-edge knowledge Trinity has held a Green Flag for
and innovation in Trinity, and an opportunity to campus sustainability since 2013
do things differently. Video: youtu.be/bxpAcF92kdU
Find out more at www.tcd.ie/provost/
sustainability/greenweek/green-week-2023.php
Innovation and action – how can I
apply my knowledge?
Increasingly, employers seek graduates with
the knowledge and skills needed to face a
changing world. There’s never been a better
time to get involved. One way is by innovating
for sustainable solutions with Tangent, Trinity’s
ideas workspace, which acts as a hub for
innovation and sustainable entrepreneurship.
Find out more at www.tcd.ie/tangent
Another is by joining the Green Campus
Committee, Students Union, and Student
Societies, which provide an opportunity for you
to learn more, get involved, and take positive
action. Find out more at:
www.tcd.ie/provost/sustainability/resources
Pictured left to right: Iseult Ward, CEO and
co-founder of Foodcloud, Provost Linda
Doyle and Senator David Norris launch the
University’s 20th annual Green Week.
23 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
International
Student Supports
Trinity is an exciting place, full of opportunities
to learn, make friends, and experience new
things. While Trinity delivers world class
courses, it is not just about your academic
development: we also want Trinity to be
a place where you can develop socially,
responsibly, culturally and personally.
Full list of services available to view at:
www.tcd.ie/study/international/student-
experience/supports-services.php
We have many specific support services
for international students including:
Talk to our Students
Do you have a question about student life, the
campus or living in Dublin? Connect with our
students at: www.tcd.ie/global/talktostudents
www.tcd.ie/study
New to Dublin Programme
Student Ambassadors run this programme
aimed at undergraduate students, covering
everything from Dublin grocery shopping
and public transport to making friends and
adjusting to Dublin culture.
Trinity Global Room
Staff and student ambassadors are available to
assist with advice on adjusting to life in Ireland/
Dublin/Trinity, visa and immigration queries,
banking, health insurance, and locating student
services.
Find out more at: www.tcd.ie/study/
international/student-experience
24 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin
International Student
Orientation
A series of sessions for international students
addressing cultural adjustment as well as
practical concerns such as banking, health
insurance and immigration. Find out more
at: www.tcd.ie/students/orientation
International Societies and Clubs
Trinity is famous for our diversity, we have a
society for everyone. Find out more at:
www.trinitysocieties.ie
Discover Ireland with the
International Student Society
The International Student Society promotes
communication between the Irish students of
Trinity and those coming from abroad and now
has over 500 members from over 50 countries.
Career Support for
International Students
Career support is available for students looking
to gain work experience while studying in
Trinity, as well as for students looking for a job
in Ireland or abroad.
Personal Tutor
As an undergraduate student, you will be
assigned a personal tutor (a member of our
academic staff) available to assist you during
your time at Trinity.
Student Mentors
All undergraduate students are assigned a
Student 2 Student (S2S) mentor.
English for Academic Purposes
Trinity offers both pre-sessional and in-sessional
English language programmes. Find out more
at: www.tcd.ie/slscs/english
Supporting your Transition
from Second-Level
Student Learning Development can help
you study effectively and be successful
with our range of services including face-to-
face and online workshops and individual
consultations. Further great learning supports
are available from the Maths Help Room and the
Programming Centre. Find out more at: www.
maths.tcd.ie/outreach/helproom and www.scss.
tcd.ie/misc/ugpc
www.tcd.ie/study
Health Service
All EU students from outside the
Republic of Ireland pursuing a full degree
programme should contact the Health
Service Executive for advice regarding
healthcare provision at: www.hse.ie
— A
 ll EU students should bring with them a Did you know?
European Health Insurance Card issued
in their country of origin. Find out more Trinity is ranked 16th Most
at: ec.europa.eu/social International University
— N
 on-EU students are not entitled to free in the World
national health services in Ireland and TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION
are obliged to take out insurance cover RANKING 2023
for hospitalisation before leaving their
home country in order to register with
the Immigration Service Delivery Visa and Immigration
— I n order to register with the Immigration
If you are an EU/EEA/Swiss/UK citizen, you
Service Delivery, as all non-EU students
do not need a visa to enter and live in Ireland.
are required to do, you must show proof
Some, but not all, non-EU/EEA/Swiss/UK
of health insurance to cover any major
students require an entry visa for Ireland. We
medical care necessary during your stay.
advise students to apply for their visas early.
Find out more at: www.tcd.ie/students/
orientation/add-int
To check if you need a visa, please visit the
— O
 ther student support services include: Immigration Service Delivery at the link
Student Counselling, Student Health, below: www.irishimmigration.ie/wp-content/
Disability Service, Academic Registry as uploads/2021/07/Immigration-Service-Delivery-
well as Students’ Union and Graduate Visa-and-Non-Visa-Required-Countries.pdf
Students Union
— F ind out more at: www.tcd.ie/study/ Find out more at:
international/student-experience/ www.tcd.ie/study/international/arriving-in-
supports-services.php ireland/visa-immigration
25 Trinity College Dublin – The University of Dublin www.tcd.ie/study

Contact Us Meet the Team

We are delighted that you are If you have further questions about the
considering making an application application process you can contact the
Applications and Admissions Team in Trinity’s
to Trinity. If you have any questions Academic Registry.
or require any assistance, our team
is here to help. Academic Registry India, South Asia & South East Asia &
Tel: +353 (0) 1 896 4500 Sub-Saharan Africa Oceania
Email: academic.registry@tcd.ie Nilanjana Shihn Kim Gilfillan
The Trinity Global team is dedicated to nilanjana.shihn@tcd.ie kim.Gilfillan@tcd.ie
assisting international students and we would
be delighted to answer your questions. Chat to our students
To connect with our current students and ask
Trinity Global Team them questions about student life, campus or
Email: study@tcd.ie living in Dublin visit:
Website: www.tcd.ie/study/international www.tcd.ie/global/talktostudents
North & South America China
Register your Interest Damien O’Farrell Kathy Zhai
Scan the QR code to open www.tcd.ie/study/ damien.ofarrell@tcd.ie zhaik@tcd.ie
country/register-your-interest-rm.php and
register your interest.

Middle East & International Foundation

North Africa Programme
Antonio de Linares Nora Varga
antonio.delinares@tcd.ie nvarga@tcd.ie

Take a campus tour
The best way to explore Trinity’s
unique, lively, traditional, urban
experience is to pay us a visit and take
a tour of campus.
Our student-led tours are the perfect way
to learn about life at Trinity from a current
student.
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