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Discoveries made by scientists have changed our world. We have a deep understanding of how the natural world works. We know much about how the physical world evolved from the Big Bang 14 billion years ago, how our planet evolved from stellar debris and how modern humans diverged from other hominins in the last 200,000 years.
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Moderatorship in Neuroscience
Senior Freshman students interested in pursuing a Moderatorship in Neuroscience are invited to an information hour in the Tercentenary Theatre, TBSI at 1pm on Tuesday 2nd April
Moderatorships in Botany & Environmental Science
Senior Freshman students interested in pursuing a Moderatorship in Botany or Environmental Science are invited to an information hour in the Botany Building at 1pm on Tuesday 2nd April
Moderatorship in Zoology
Senior Freshman students interested in pursuing a Moderatorship in Zoology are invited to an information hour in the Zoology Building at 1pm on Thursday 4th April
Moderatorship Fair Friday 29th March
The Moderatorship Fair is an event to assist students with making their Moderatorship choices. The event consists of a talk by Prof Aine Kelly and Course Advisers will be available to speak with students. Students will receive their Science Sophister Programme. Prof Aine Kelly talk – in the MacNeill Lecture Theatre @ 13.00-13.50 Collect Science Sophister Programme – Atrium @ 13.50 Meet Course Advisers – in the Atrium @13.50-16.00
Moderatorships in Biochemistry, Immunology, Neuroscience & Molecular Medicine
Senior Freshman students interested in pursuing any of these moderatorships are invited to an information hour in the Knowledge Exchange on the second floor Trinity Bioscience Institute, at 2 pm on Thursday 4th April
Trinity Electives
One of the aims of the Trinity Education Project is to ensure a balance between depth and breadth by enabling some breadth outside the core subject/s through the Open Modules, Trinity Electives or additional subject. The Trinity Electives will be available from 2019/20
Anna O Connor of St. Angelas College Cork, winner of the Trinity Award at BT Young Scientist Expo
Anna O Connor pictured with Prof. Áine Kelly, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Science Education
Science Streams
Science at Trinity is offered through four different entry routes/streams leading to an honours degree following four years of study. We have reimagined our science programme and offer students the opportunities to choose from four entry paths/streams: Biological and Biomedical Sciences; Chemical Sciences; Geography and Geoscience; Physical Sciences.
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