College
Ireland’s First Full Professor of Neurology, Leading in Research and Guidance
Academic Director of the Trinity Biomedical and Science Institute, Prof Orla Hardiman is a pioneer in research who strives to create opportunities for those around her.
Trinity’s Attractiveness to Some Foreign Students is Largely Dependent on Forces Beyond Its Control
Loic Delorme discusses the benefits and pitfalls of the CAO application system and how it could be improved to attract foreign students to Ireland.
Author of Australian Loan System to Speak in Trinity, as Part of All-Day Seminar on Funding
Trinity College Dublin Students' Union (TCDSU) President, Kieran McNulty, and University of Dublin Senator Ivana Bacik, will also speak at the seminar.
Reimagining the Education we get in Trinity: A Vice-Provost’s Journal
Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Chris Morash, discusses the new Trinity Education Project and outlines the effect it will have on Trinity’s approach to education in the first of a series of columns
How Two Trinity Students are Striving to Take the Stress Out of Studying
By founding BetterExaminations, James Eggers and Daniel Hobbs want to reduce the time students waste looking for exam resources.
New Lectureship in Zoology in Honour of Trinity Nobel Prize Winner
Speaking in Trinity today, Prof William Campbell spoke on his love of parasitology and for the College.
42 per cent Increase in Trinity Senior Management Staff Since 2012
Between 2012 and 2016, there was also a 27 per cent in research staff in Trinity.
Supporting Students and Addressing Anxiety: The Role of a Transition Officer
Trinity's new Transition Officer, Eimear Rouine, has been appointed with the goal of making students' adjustment to college life easier.
Contribution
For Students With Disabilities, Not Enough Representation on the Issues That Affect Them
Ruairí Meyler argues that not enough is being done for students with disabilities inside of Trinity's walls.
Zero-Hour Contracts Impact Negatively on Students and the Wider Workforce
James Shaw argues that zero-hour contracts are a detriment to students and examines alternative contracts that could benefit both employers and employees.