Economics

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Room 3014
Arts Building
Trinity College
Dublin 2
Ireland

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economics@tcd.ie

Welcome to the Department of Economics

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Why Study Economics at Trinity College Dublin

Ranked 1st in Ireland (QS Subject Rankings, 2025), our department is known internationally for its research, particularly in applied economics. We offer innovative programmes that equip students with the skills to understand, analyse, and respond to complex economic challenges.

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ECONOMICS NEWS & EVENTS

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NEW RESEARCH

Unravelling Household Financial Assets and Demographic Characteristics

Simone Arrigoni, Agustín Bénétrix, Tara McIndoe-Calder and Davide Romelli. Open Economies Review, September 2025.

Endogenous task allocation and intrafirm bargaining

Martyna Marczak and Thomas Beissinger, Economics Letters, September 2025.

User-Generated Data for Search Results

Tobais J. Klein, Madina Kurmangaliyeva, Jens Prufer and Patricia Prufer. The Journal of Law & Economics, 2025.

What Do Our Students Think?

Frank Wolfe, 2025 graduate of our MSc in Economics, talks to us about his experience studying at Trinity and why he would recommend the course.

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INSIDE THE DEPARTMENT

Module Outlines 2025/26

Module outlines for the academic year 2025/26 are now available to view. See what's on offer and plan your studies for the year ahead. 

Research Snapshots

We're back with our new bi-monthly series Research Snapshots. We invite a PhD student in the department to discuss an area of their research. 

Current Students

Find the resources, support and opportunities available to you as an economics student. 

Want to study abroad?

Thinking of studying abroad for the academic year 2026/27? Applications are now open - deadline is 14 Nov 2025.  

PhD Job Candidates

Explore our PhD Job Market Candidates. 

Seminar Series 25/26

Join us for the Economics Seminar Series 25/26. 

Why Does Central Bank Independence Matter?

Professor Davide Romelli explains why central bank independence matters in this first video of the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy's Meet the Expert Summer Series!

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OUR COURSES

Undergraduate Economics

Discover our BESS, PPES, and Joint Honours programmes - flexible, interdisciplinary, and globally recognised.

MSc in Economics

Develop the skills for advanced research or professional roles in economics and policy.

MSc in Economic Policy

Learn to apply economic analysis to real-world policy challenges in this part-time programme.

PhD in Economics

Conduct original research, gain advanced skills, and shape the future of economic thought.

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