Trinity Electives Listing
Please explore the Trinity Electives on offer:
- Latin: One Language, Many Cultures
- Defence from the Dark Arts: Science and other Tools for Critical Thinking
- French Language and Culture
- Inequality in the 21st century
- Irish Sign Language
- Social Innovation – Tools for Social Change
- Emergence of Technologies
- Polish Language and Culture (Beginners)
- Post-Beginners Chinese Language and Culture
- Cultures and Societies of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
- Life and Death in Data: Plagues, Pestilence, and Pandemics
- Irish Language and Culture
- Language and Communication in the Digital Age
- Becoming Human: The Science of Us
- Displacement: Exploring the human experience of forced migration
- Japanese Language and Culture
- Toolkit for a Smart & Sustainable World
- Music Making, the Arts and Society
- Italian Language and Culture
- Travel and English Literature
- The Psychology of the Climate Crisis
- Black Studies
- The Chemistry of Periodic Elements
- From Planets to the Cosmos
- Design Thinking
- Vaccines - Friend or Foe?
- Contemporary Art Angles
- A World to Discover: Travel Memoirs and Memorabilia at Trinity
- Post-Beginners Japanese Language and Culture
- Korean Language and Culture
- German Language and Culture
- Systems – the Science of Everything
- Sustainable Development Goals and Policy Evaluation: Global Development One Target at a Time
- Ages of Empire
- Ancient Culture Lab: Homer's Experience and the Greek Language
- Spanish Language and Culture
- Energy in the 21st Century
- Creativity and Technology
- Irish Landscapes: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
- The Politics of Peace & Conflict in a Globalised World
- Hacking your health: the science of exercise and fitness
- How to live long and prosper - A lifespan approach
- Decoding Genetics: The building blocks of life
- Identities and Ecologies of Latin America and the Caribbean: Past, Present and Future
- Chinese Language and Culture
- The EthicsLab: Responsible Action in the Real World
- What is the Internet doing to me? (Security and Privacy for people in a connected world)
- Thinking Digitally and Culturally