Fees and funding

Postgraduate Taught Programme: Identities and Cultures of Europe

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Fees

There are various funding opportunities open to applicants, including education grants, loans, and scholarships. Some of these options are open to all students, whereas some will have restrictions based on your EU/Non-EU status, course of study, and similar.

An up to date list of fees for the forthcoming academic year is available from the College's Academic Registry.

Funding and Scholarships

The School's dedicated postgraduate funding webpage provides information on the various funding options available to support your postgraduate studies at Trinity, each with specific requirements and competition.

For a comprehensive list of the funding opportunities available, please consult Trinity's dedicated scholarship webpage.

Field Trip to Belgium

The bulk of field trip costs (train/coach transfers in Belgium, accommodation, programme visits and activities, speaker fees, staff presence and support in situ, as well as administrative costs) are included in the fees.

However, the fees do not include the following: coach/taxi transfers to/from Dublin airport, flights to/from Brussels, visa fees, travel insurance and subsistence.

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Postgraduate tuition fees

Current fees for EU and non-EU students.

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Funding and scholarships

From within the School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies.

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Funding options for students

Information on the various financial options open to Trinity students.