Module Enrolment - Module Directory
This module directory includes the application process and all information required to enrol in two kinds of modules at Trinity, Broad Curriculum Modules and Visiting Student Modules.
Broad Curriculum modules are open to full time undergraduate students.
Visiting student modules are open to Study Abroad, Erasmus and Postgraduate (not reading for a degree) students.
Please click into the relevant area for more information
Visiting & Erasmus Students
Module Enrolment information and school meeting times
Visiting students should use the module enrolment form and submit it to the Academic Registry to officially enrol in classes only once they have arrived in Trinity. The Academic Registry is responsible for the administration of enrolling you on modules only, all queries about the academic side of your classes should be directed to the relevant academic department.
Visiting and Erasmus student module enrolment will take place this year from the September 18th to October 6th, between the hours of 9:00am and 2:00pm.
Students wishing to submit their choices should:
- Print their Module Enrolment Form.
- Input their choices based on module codes in the Module Directory below.
- Bring their completed form to the relevant schools for sign off.
- Submit their forms to the module enrolment office in the Academic Registry service desk in the Watts building between 9:00am and 2:00pm.
- Students cannot enrol for clashing modules, this may cause problems with their exam scheduling and transcript production.
This will not be accepted without signatures from the departmental Visiting/Erasmus Coordinator for each module selected.
Where the abbreviations JF, SF, JS and SS are used, they refer to Junior Freshman (first year), Senior Freshman (second year), Junior Sophister (third year) and Senior Sophister (fourth year). Students are encouraged to consider courses in years below their own, as higher level classes often fill up first.
Please find below details of the Schools/Departments that will hold meetings for incoming Erasmus and visiting students in September 2017. All other students should go to the School to which they have been accepted where the secretary/Executive Officer will be able to advise which academic staff member you need to meet with to discuss module choices.
| School/Department | Date, Time | Venue |
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| School of Nursing & Midwifery | Wednesday 13 September, 10.30 | Main Foyer, School of Nursing and Midwifery, D'Olier Street |
| School of Law | Monday 18 September, 14.00 | Máirtín Uí Chadháin Theatre, Arts Building |
| School of Computer Science and Statistics | Tuesday 19 September, 11.30 | Large Conference Room (LCR), O’Reilly Institute |
| School of Linguistics, Speech & Communication Studies | Wednesday 20 September, 10.30 | Room 3041, Arts Building |
| School of History - Non-EU Visiting only | Wednesday 20 September, 14.00 | Classics Seminar Room, 6th Floor, Arts Building |
| School of Film | Wednesday 20 September, 14.00 | Drama Foyer, Samuel Beckett Theatre |
| School of Drama | Wednesday 20 September, 15.00 | Drama Foyer, Samuel Beckett Theatre |
| School of History - Erasmus only | Wednesday 20 September, 16.30 | Classics Seminar Room, 6th Floor, Arts Building |
| Schools of Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Philsophy, Business | Wednesday 20 September, 17.00 | Ed Burke Theatre, Arts Building |
| School of Social Work and Social Policy | Thursday, 21 September, 15.00 | Room 3068, Arts Block |
| School of Psychology | Thursday 21 September, 9.30 | Room 0.26, Aras an Phiarsaigh |
| School of English | Thursday 21 September, 11.00 | Jonathan Swift Theatre, Arts Building |
| School of Music | Friday 22 September, 9.30 | Boydell Recital Room, House 5 |
Visiting Student - Module Directory
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Broad Curriculum
The Senior Lecturer/Dean of Undergraduate Studies is responsible for the academic development of the Broad Curriculum cross-faculty programme. There are two kinds of broad curriculum modules, Cross-Faculty and Language.
All cross-faculty modules are centrally administered by staff within Academic Registry (including registrations, module changes and withdrawals, processing and publication of marks), while module content, teaching and assessment are the responsibility of the relevant discipline(s).
The Centre for Language and Communication Studies (CLCS, School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences) offers languafge modules to students who do not study a language as part of their course. Any questions on the language application and these modules should be directed to CLCS.
For more information on the background of Broad Curriculum, and the relevant policies, please see the Academic Registry website.
Making an Application
Language Broad Curriculum Modules (Applications for 17/18 Now CLOSED)
Cross-Faculty Broad Curriculum (Applications for 17/18 Now CLOSED)
Applications to Broad Curriculum modules are made through the applications below. Cross-Faculty Broad Curriculum modules are enrolled by the Academic Registry; all queries in relation to the application form should be directed to the Academic Registry Service Desk for attention of the Broad Curriculum staff. Any questions in relation to the modules and academic content should be directed to the relevant department.
It is important that you read the relevant credit regulations for your course on each application form before you apply to ensure you are eligible to take this module.
Apply for a Cross-Faculty Broad Curriculum Module
Please note that your Broad Curriculum module(s) will not appear on your timetable until September 2017 and within a few days for applications submitted after September, you will not be notified of your registration by email your registered module will be visible in your student portal at mytcd.ie (not on Blackboard until later). You should not expect to be registrated before this time, although we will contact you at any point if none of your submitted preferences fit your timetable. Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee you a place in any module.
Broad Curriculum Module Directory
Broad Curriculum Language Modules
MODULES |
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Croatian A1 |
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French A1 |
French B1 |
German A1 |
German B1 |
Irish B1 |
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Japanese A1 |
Japanese A2 |
Korean A1 |
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Mandarin A1 |
Mandarin A2 |
Spanish A1 |
Spanish B1 |
GUIDE TO LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY LEVELS
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| Sign up for : | |
A1 level |
…if you have never studied this language before, although you may know some very basic words and phrases. |
A2 level |
…if you can already understand and say some basic phrases, if you can introduce yourself, ask and answer questions about personal details, if you can interact in a simple way when people speak slowly. |
B1 level |
…if you can already describe who you are, where you come from, exchange information and communicate in routine tasks (shopping, directions, work). Pass in Leaving Certificate required. |
CLCS Language Modules Timetable BC & Extracurricular
NB: All classes start in Week 2 of Michaelmas term.
All Broad Curriculum language modules must be taken over two terms, and are worth 5 credits.
MODULE |
CODE |
DAY |
TIME |
ROOM |
INSTRUCTOR |
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| German B1 (Non-beginners) | LIGR03 |
Monday |
6-8pm |
3071 |
TBC |
| French B1 (Non-beginners) | LIFR01 |
Monday |
6-8pm |
3051 |
Valerie O'Reilly |
| Japanese A1 (Beginners) | LIJP01 |
Monday |
6-7.30pm |
5025 |
Keiko Inoue |
| Japanese A2 (Beginners) | LIJP02 |
Monday |
7.30-9pm |
5025 |
Keiko Inoue |
| Mandarin A1(Beginners) | LIMA01 |
Tuesday |
6-7.30pm |
3106 |
TBC |
| Mandarin A2 (Beginners) | LIMAO2 |
Tuesday |
7.30-9pm |
3106 |
TBC |
| Spanish B1 (Non-beginners) | LISP01 |
Tuesday |
6-8pm |
3051 |
Rosa Ana Lozano |
| Irish B1 (Non-beginners) | LIIR01 |
Tuesday |
6-8pm |
5025 |
Colin Flynn |
| Spanish A1 (Beginners) | LISP03 |
Wednesday |
6-8pm |
3071 |
Rosa Ana Lozano |
| French B1 (Non-beginners) | LIFR01 |
Wednesday |
6-8pm |
3051 |
Florence Signorini |
| German A1 (Beginners) | LIGR01 |
Wednesday |
6-8pm |
4047 |
TBC |
| French A1 (Beginners) | LIFR03 |
Thursday |
6-8pm |
5052 |
Florence Signorini |
| Korean A1 (Beginners) | LIKR01 |
Thursday |
6-8pm |
3051 |
Eun-jee Do |
| Croation A1 (Beginners) | LICR01 |
Thursday |
6-8pm |
3069 |
Frane Karabatic |
All classrooms are located in the Arts Building.
For further details please see:- www.tcd.ie/slscs/undergraduate/clcs-language-modules/.
Broad Curriculum Cross-Faculty Modules
Module Title (please click on title for module outline) |
Teaching Term | Schools/Lecturers |
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Hilary Term |
Centre for Asian Studies Dr Adrian Tien |
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BCBUS1 – The Spirit of Entrepreneurship |
Hilary Term |
School of Business Mr John Quilliam |
| BCCLA1 - Greek Art & Architecture | Michaelmas Term |
School of Histories & Humanities (Classics) Dr Hazel Dodge |
| BCCLA2 - Roman Art & Architecture | Hilary Term |
School of Histories & Humanities (Classics) Dr Hazel Dodge |
| BCCLG1 - Introduction to Greek Language and Culture | Hilary Term |
School of Histories & Humanities (Classics) Professor Brian McGing |
BCCLL1 - Introduction to Latin Language Course Full |
Michaelmas Term |
School of Histories & Humanities (Classics) Professor Anna Chahoud |
| BCTHEO - The Book of Kells & Early Irish Texts | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology Dr Fáinche Ryan faryan@tcd.ie Dr Cornelius Casey cocasey@tcd.ie |
| BCRE01 - Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology)
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| BCRE03 - Contemporary Theories of Religion | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Alexandra Grieser |
Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Dr Walter Young |
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| BCRE05 - Religion, Media & the Public Sphere | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Alexandra Grieser |
| BCRE06 - Approaches to the Study of Religion | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Alexandra Grieser |
| BCRE07 - Eras and Classical Authors in the History of Christian Thinking | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Cathriona Russell |
| BCRE08 - Religion in Public: Great Speeches | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professors: Profs. A. Grieser, C. Russell, Dr. Young, M. Junker-Kenny |
| BCRE14 - Introduction to the New Testament | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Dr Daniele Pevarello (ext. 1297) |
| BCRE16 - Key Themes in Theology | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Maureen. Junker-Kenny (ext. 1044) |
| BCRE17 - Religion in Public Great Images | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professors: Daniele Pevarello, Cathriona Russell, Dr Walter Young, Dr Gesa Thiessen |
| BCRE21 - Contemporary Ethical Issues | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Maureen. Junker-Kenny (ext. 1044) |
| BCRE23 - Christology Jesus in the first century, at turning points of Christian thinking, in music and film |
Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Daniele Pevarello, Maureen. Junker-Kenny (ext. 1044) |
| BCRE24 - Hermeneutics the Bible, classical texts, modern disputes, the environment | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Cathriona Russell |
| BCRE25 - Approaches to Theological Ethics | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professor Maureen. Junker-Kenny (ext. 1044) |
| BCRE26 - Great Controversies in the Histories of Monotheism | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Professors: Daniele Pevarello, Cathriona Russell, Dr Walter Young, Maureen Junker-Kenny |
| BCRE28 - The Historical Jesus and the Gospels | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Pror Dr. Benjamin Wold |
| BCRE29 - The End of the World The Johannine Writings | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Pror Dr. Benjamin Wold |
| BCRE30 - Ethics in Sport and Media Ethics | Michaelmas Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Pror John Scally |
| BCRE31 - Comparative Religious Ethics in Christianity, Islam and Buddhism | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Profs. L. Hogan, Jude Lal Fernando, ISE, and Dr W. Young |
| BCRE32 - World Christianities: Africa and Asia | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Dr Patrick Claffey (ext. 1297) |
| BCRE34 - Current Expressions & Movements in Christianity, Hinduism & Islam | Hilary Term |
School of Religions, Peace Studies & Theology (Religions and Theology) Prof Patrick Claffey |
| BCENG – Understanding Literature | Michaelmas Term |
School of English Dr Padraic Whyte |
BCFSS – Ireland and the Cinema Course Full |
Hilary Term |
School of Drama, Film and Music Professor Kevin Rockett |
| BCGEOL – Planet Earth | Hilary Term |
School of Natural Sciences (Geology) Dr Chris Nicholas |
| BCHA1 - Making & Meaning in Irish Art I | Michaelmas Term |
School of Histories and Humanities (History of Art) Dr Angela Griffith |
| BCHA2 – Making and Meaning in Irish Art II | Hilary Term |
School of Histories and Humanities (History of Art) Dr Angela Griffith |
| BCHIS5 – Human and Nature in History | Hilary Term |
School of Histories and Humanities (History) Dr Katja Bruisch
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| BCHIS6 - Life in Modern Ireland | Michaelmas Term |
School of Histories and Humanities (History) Professor Ciaran O’Neill |
BCLAW2 - The Prison System |
TBC |
School of Law Dr Mary Rogan (ext 4271) |
| BCLNG1 – Language, the Individual and society | Michaelmas Term |
School of Linguistics, Speech and Communication Sciences Prof. O’Rourke: |
| BCLNG2 – Language and the mind | Hilary Term |
School of Linguistics, Speech and Communication Sciences Dr O Rourke |
| BCNM01 - Human Rights and the Middle East | Hilary Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) Dr Roja Fazaeli |
| BCNM06 - Rabbis, Poets, Mystics and Messiahs Jews in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods | Michaelmas Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) Prof. Z. Rodgers |
| BCNM07 - Islam in Asia | Michaelmas Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) Dr. Ross Holder |
| BCNM08 - Ancient Empires in the Near Eastern and Mediterranean Worlds | Michaelmas Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) |
| BCNM09 - Great Jewish Books | Hilary Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) Prof. Z. Rodgers |
| BCNM10 - Islam in the Medieval World | Hilary Term |
School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies (Near & Middle Eastern Studies) Prof. Z. Rodgers |
| BCPHLO - Central Problems in Philosophy | Michaelmas Term |
School of Social Sciences and Philosophy (Philosophy) Dr Paul O'Grady |
| BCPOLS - Citizens, Politics and Decisions | Michaelmas Term |
School of Social Sciences and Philosophy (Political Science) Lecturer: Dr Jacqueline Hayden Seminar Director: Mr Alan Duggan duggana2@tcd.ie |
| BCPS3 -Psychological Disorder | Hilary Term |
School of Psychology Professor Mac MacLachlan mlachlan@tcd.ie Dr Anne Davis davisa3@tcd.ie |
| BCSCI - Idea Translation Lab |
Hilary Term |
Science Gallery Dr Jane Chadwick |
| BCME01 - Energy in the 21st Century | Hilary Term |
Prof. Craig Meskell |
| BCLY01 - Ethical Issues Today - Alimentary Theology Eating, Drinking | Hilary Term |
Loyola Institute Dr Jacob Erikson |
BCSOC3 - Power, State and Social Movements Course Full |
Hilary Term |
School of Social Sciences and Philosophy (Sociology) Dr Camilla Devitt |