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Health Sciences
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Nursing:
General nursing, Psychiatric nursing,
Intellectual disability nursing, Children’s
and general integrated nursing
TR091 General:
TR092 General
(mature applicants):
TR093
‡
General, Adelaide:
TR094
‡
General, Adelaide
(mature applicants):
TR095 Psychiatric:
TR096 Psychiatric
(mature applicants):
TR097 Intellectual disability:
TR098 Intellectual disability
(mature applicants):
TR911 Children’s and
general integrated:
TR912 Children’s and
general integrated
(mature applicants):
PLACES
2011:
92
14
29
4
20
25
17
13
15
5
POINTS
2010:
400*
166*
380
174
360*
153
360*
151
480*
179
DEGREE AWARDED:
B.Sc. (Cur.)
Special Entry Requirements:
Leaving Certificate
O/HD3
Mathematics
O/HD3
In one of biology,
physics, chemistry,
physics/chemistry
or agricultural
science
GCSE
Grade C Mathematics
Grade C In one of biology,
physics or
chemistry
‡
See note 16, page 33.
Note for mature applicants:
Applications must be received by the CAO by 1 February
of the proposed year of entry. You are not required to
submit a mature-student supplementary application form
to Trinity College. However, you will be invited to attend
a written assessment by the Nursing Careers Centre.
Screening (including a medical) and vaccination will be
organised by the health service provider responsible for
the practice area where you will be on placement. See
page 202.
Garda Vetting:
Students will be required to undergo Garda vetting.
See page 27 for further details.
See also:
TR913/914: Midwifery, page 186
Course overview
With over one thousand undergraduate nursing students
in Trinity College, you will become part of a vibrant student
community. You will meet students from all disciplines as you
study core modules, and form cohesive classes within your own
discipline as you specialise within your chosen area. Nursing
students are taught predominantly in the School of Nursing
and Midwifery building on D’Olier Street, offering students an
opportunity to meet and interact with their classmates. With its
proximity to Trinity College’s main campus, Nursing students are
never far from the centre of student life.
This four-year nursing programme (Children’s and general is 4.5
years) is offered in partnership with six health service providers.
Students remain with the same health service provider for the
duration of their programme and become an integral part of the
hospital. Trinity College’s six linked health service providers are:
General nursing
n
The Adelaide and Meath Hospitals, incorporating the
National Children’s Hospital (AMNCH) at Tallaght
n
St. James’s Hospital
Psychiatric nursing
n
Health Service Executive Dublin Mid-Leinster
n
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Intellectual Disability nursing
n
Stewart’s Hospital Services Ltd, Palmerstown
n
St. Anne’s Sisters of Charity of Jesus and Mary,
Moore Abbey
Children’s & general integrated nursing
n
The Adelaide and Meath Hospitals, incorporating
the National Children’s Hospital (AMNCH) at Tallaght
Is this the right course for you?
You will need to have a keen interest in healthcare, be
capable of working as part of a team, and have a caring and
understanding personality and outlook to enjoy working as a
nurse.
Like all professional courses in health sciences, nursing
places extra demands on students’ time. It can be demanding,
both physically and emotionally and so you should ensure that
you are in a position to fully engage with the course during your
time in College.
Course content
This course will give you the knowledge, skills, attitude and
professional values necessary to provide high-quality, competent
and caring nursing practice in the discipline of nursing you choose
to follow. There are two components to the nursing degree
course – a theoretical component and a clinical component.