Entrance Requirements

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• Entrance Requirements

Applications for admission are accepted from:

• Holders of first or upper-second class honors degrees awarded by recognised universities and institutions, and recognised degree awarding bodies (e.g. NCEA, CNAA);
• Holders of other degrees from recognised universities or degree granting institutions who have experienced at least three years of appropriate employment;
• Holders of recognised professional qualifications obtained through examinations who have spent four years at least in study and who, in addition, have been employed for two years at least in the work of their profession;
• Holders of diplomas obtained through examinations who have spent three years at least in full-time study at a recognised third-level educational institution and who, in addition, have experienced a minimum of five years appropriate employment.

Applicants whose first language is not English must submit evidence of competency in English in a test administered by an institution independent of their own university (e.g. the British Council).
Applications must be made online. For further information on applying to taught courses in Trinity College, see Trinity Graduate Studies.

Applications and acceptance notices for the masters are on a rolling basis. Approximately fifteen places will be offered; the first round of acceptances will be in mid May, the second in mid June and the final round will be in mid to late August. When the course has reached capacity, no more acceptances will be issued, but we encourage applications for the following year. A wait list will be created during the first round of acceptances, and potential students will be made aware of their position.

For further information on applications to taught courses in Trinity College, see Trinity Graduate Studies.