Visiting & Erasmus Students

Visiting Student Officer: Dr Bernice Murphy

Visiting Student Administration: Brenda Brooks

Information about applying to come here as a visiting student, and about ECTS credits and the forwarding of transcripts once your time with us has ended can be found here:

http://www.tcd.ie/international/apply/erasmus-incoming/

Here is a link to the visiting student handbook (2012-2013)

The Senior Freshman Options handbook is here.
Style Booklet

Relevent Course Reading Lists:

Beginner's Old English - PDF Version
Contemporary Irish Fiction - PDF Version
Contemporary Popular Literature Schedule - PDF Version
D.H. Lawrence Reading List - PDF Version
Introduction to Modernism - PDF Version
Introduction to Postcolonial Literature - PDF Version
Irish Writing 1890-1945 - PDF Version
Medieval and Renaissance Romance - PDF Version
Non-Realist Writing - PDF Version
Poetry - An Introduction -PDF Version
Romanticism and Revolution - PDF Version
Stages of Theatre - PDF Version
Twentieth Century Women's Fiction - PDF Version



College Map
Academic Staff Contact Details 2012-13

Visiting and Socrates students are usually accommodated in courses from the two Freshman years, which take the form of lectures and small group tutorial classes. It is particularly the latter, in which members of staff can provide close individual attention, that visiting students tend to find most valuable.

Visiting students with an appropriate literary background are also eligible to take the compulsory sophister-level course, The Book.

Finally, a certain number of places are reserved for visiting students in Sophister Option courses. These places will only be allocated after students have been interviewed by the co-ordinator of Visiting Students. Admission is conditional on the student concerned having an appropriate background and level of study in the relevant material or period. Visiting students will not normally be accepted into more than one Sophister Option. Please note that because of pressure on places available, specific conditions apply to admission to courses in the School of English. Students who have not applied officially through International Admissions and Study Abroad, and who have not been approved by the School of English, cannot be accepted.