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Why Study TSM?

The knowledge and breadth of interest developed by a joint Arts degree student in the TSM course prepares students for a vast range of opportunities after their degree due to the flexibility of arts graduates and the range of skills they have to offer for employment or further study. Graduates find employment in a wide range of areas from the public sector and government, education, the media, and management. Many graduates also continue their studies at postgraduate level.

Trinity College is recognised internationally as Ireland’s premier university and is the only Irish university to rank in the top 100 world universities.
The subjects studied in the Two Subject Moderatorship are designed to develop a high level of analytical and communication skills in students. These include the ability to understand unfamiliar ideas in a new light, and to work out your own ideas and express them clearly and convincingly. A qualification in the arts opens up an enormous range of future prospects due to the adaptability of arts graduates and the range of skills they have to offer for employment or further study.
TSM graduates have many options when they leave university. Graduates can either follow their specific subjects directly, or they can choose from a diverse range of occupations and sectors using the range of transferable skills and experiences they have gained from their studies. Graduates can be found in both the public and private sector, and in small to large-scale employers. Some of the most popular careers include teaching, publishing, journalism, public relations, administration, local and central government, and management, to name a few. A significant number of graduates also go on to further study.

Who Studies TSM?

Students who wish to study two arts subjects to degree level, with advanced specialisation in one or both choose TSM at Trinity College. TSM Subjects are chosen from a very wide range - some will be quite new to you while others you may have enjoyed at school and wish to continue. The wide variety of combinations ensures that all students have great choice in their subject choices and the possibility to chose subjects new and old to degree level.


Last updated 10 February 2010 by Two Subject Moderatorship (Email).