Pre-University Summer School
- Age Group: 16 – 18 Year Olds
- Intensive Week running Saturday to Saturday (dates)
- Educational and Cultural Experience OR
- Learn and Explore
- Academic and Cultural Journey
- Study and Discover
- Learning Meets Exploration
- Educational with Cultural Excursions
- Location: Trinity Translational Medical Institute, St. James’s Hospital Campus
- All inclusive – accommodation, food while on campus, travel cards, trips, airport pick-up etc
Through the Trinity College School of Medicine Summer School Programme, high-achieving high school students can deepen their interests, prepare for future university studies, experience life in Ireland, enhance their confidence, and enjoy a rewarding social experience with new friends from around the world.
- Introduction to biomedical and translational research
- Personal stories of care and healing
- Practical demonstrations of health care practice
- Networking with other students and speakers
- Fun games – Solving the Clinical Mystery
Total Cost of Program €4,000 – 1 Week + Airfare
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Scholarship Information (to be included here)
Trinity Hall is an official residence of Trinity College Dublin. The residence is situated in the quiet residential area of Dartry in Dublin, a short 10-minute LUAS (tram) ride to Dublin’s city centre.
The Hall offers our junior students single or twin bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, shared recreational spaces, a spacious study room, 24-hour laundry facilities, an on-site convenience shop, free WiFi and 24- hour on-site security.
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June 6th Trip to Trinity College Book of Kells & Tour + City |
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June 9th Classes Irish Music and Dancing |
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June 12th Trip to Cliffs of Moher, West of Ireland |
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I joined the BBD Summer School to broaden my perspective of the neuroscience field. The lectures were extremely varied, from choosing preclinical models to AI applications. The lecturers were open for informal discussion too. Especially the “Neuroscience Research Day” was a great experience to me. Next to the learning, the BBD Summer School also gave me the opportunity to extend my network and make new friends. Thank you for this experience!
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The BBD Summer School was a great experience. The talks from researchers across different areas gave me a broader perspective in the field and helped looking beyond our own research focus to consider new angles. It was also a good chance to make contacts and new friends.
Summer School Student