School of Creative Arts

As Trinity embarks on the ongoing challenge to ensure an inclusive curriculum for all, Assist. Prof. Miranda Fay Thomas will work to create an accessible curriculum that supports the engagement, representation and action of all students, including those from diverse worldviews, cultures, and identities, and with different learning styles and abilities across Trinity as a whole. Principles of inclusion in all aspects of the academic cycle, across all courses, modules and programmes at Trinity will form part of this exciting project.

When Ireland went into lockdown due to COVID-19, the students of Trinity College Dublin started documenting what was happening to themselves, their friends, their families, and their world. The resulting feature length documentary contains material created by 60 filmmakers (current students and graduates) from 14 countries to tell the story of young people seeing their world change forever. Produced by Assist. Prof. Justin MacGregor, Head of Discipline (Film), with support from Trinity's Dean of Research COVID-19 Response Fund, this feature will be screened as part of the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival on 12th March 2021.

The Government of Ireland's Higher Education Authority (HEA) has opened applications for its Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships programme 2021. 60 scholarships will be provided for one year study at Bachelor, Masters or PhD levels to successful non-EEA candidates who have an offer of a place at an eligible Irish higher education institution. The scholarship may be for: the final year of an undergraduate programme; one year of a taught masters degree programme or; one year of a research programme (i.e. one year of a 2-year research masters or a 3-4 year PhD programme). Applicants must have a conditional or final offer from Trinity before applying for this scholarship to the HEA by 5pm Irish time on Friday 26th March 2021. Applications are supported by colleagues in Trinity's Global Relations Office.

Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin and the China Scholarship Council affiliated with the Ministry of Education in China are offering a number of scholarships to Chinese students who wish to pursue a PhD at Trinity. Trinity is now inviting applications for the CSC-Trinity College Dublin Joint Scholarship Programme for 2021. These highly competitive scholarships incorporate fee waivers and expenses for eligible PhD applicants who achieve an unconditional offer from Trinity before Friday 5th March 2021. Applications are supported by colleagues in Trinity's Global Relations Office.