Ian Lynam a graduate of Aspire’s drama course and an alumni of Trinity College Dublin is debuting his first solo show called Portrait of the Autist as a Young Man in the Smock Alley Theatre on 26th and 27th of Feb 2019.

What’s the Point? Teachers Perceptions of the Bonus Points Initiative in Mathematics.

Join us for our M.Ed. Open Evening on Thursday March 14th 2019 at 6pm in Trinity College Dublin and find out how we can help you achieve your ambitions.

Funding from the Ireland Funds is enabling the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities to establish a graduate internship programme as part of their cetificate course.

PhD candidate Mengdi Wang attended the 2019 Chinese New Year reception as a guest of the Chinese Amabassador to Ireland, Dr. Yue Xiaoyong organised by the Embassy of P.R.China in Ireland.

Congratulations to students who became the first ever graduates to be awarded a Level 5 Certificate in Arts, Science and Inclusive Applied Practice.

PhD candidate Vivian Rath appointment to the IHREC Disability Advisory Committee

A new book published on John Bennett’s Lifetime Contribution to Early Childhood Policy and Practice. Edited by Nóirín Hayes, School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland and Mathias Urban, Dublin City University, Ireland.

Women in Research Ireland are delighted to present Vivian Rath, PhD Researcher and Disability Activist with the School of Education. Vivian will be discussing Barriers to the political participation of people with disabilities in the Trinity Long Room Hub, Tuesday 29th January.