Fees and funding

Postgraduate Taught Programme: Literary Translation

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Fees

Fees will vary depending on whether you choose to do the MPhil, the Postgraduate Diploma or the Postgraduate Certificate.

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.

This prize was established in 2009 to honour the memory of Christopher Donovan, a former student of the M.Phil. in Literary Translation. This prize was founded by his family and friends. The prize will be awarded annually, by decision of the Court of Examiners of the M.Phil. in Literary Translation, to the student who submits the best Portfolio of Translation provided that the mark exceeds 70%.

The Constantia Maxwell Scholarship provides a contribution of up to €3,000 towards the tuition fees (EU or Non-EU) of one of the Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma courses in the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultural Studies in the academic year 2025-26. The closing date for the Constantia Maxwell scholarship applications is Tuesday, 1 April 2025.

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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.

Programme Contacts

Interested candidates are welcome to contact the School's Postgraduate Office for further information, or James Hadley, Programme Director, MPhil in Literary Translation.