Trinity College Dublin

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Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin is an exchange destination for Utrecht University Bachelor and Master students of the faculty of Humanities in Dublin, Ireland.

Student experiences

Read about student experiences

Webpages

General Information for incoming students

Study Abroad Guide

Course information

Academic calendar

Semester I (Michaelmas Term): approximately September – December
Semester II (Hilary Term ): approximately January – May

Academic Calendar

Requirements

Language requirement: a minimum language level of B2 (CEFR) in English is required.

GPA 3.1 (ca 7,1 gemiddeld) is required generally but some subjects may even have a higher GPA like 3.3 or 3.5.

Language requirements

Areas of study open to exchange students

History, Irish & Celtic Languages, Linguistics, Philosophy, Music and English.

Subjects taught here include:

  • Celtic and Irish Languages and Culture

  • History  7,4 gem (GPA 3.3)

  • English Language and Culture (English: students must be majoring or minoring in the subject.)

  • Linguistics

  • Musicology

  • Philosophy 7,55 gem (minimum GPA of 3.5. Students must be either minoring or majoring in the subject.)

Students must enroll in at least 50% of the ECTS in modules offered by their host School/Department.

Courses at Master’s level

Yes Celtic Languages only.

For other subjects only bachelor level.

Language of instruction

English

Housing assistance

Accommodation Visiting Students

More information about living in Dublin

Accommodation Advisory Service

Estimated living costs per month

Cost of living for students

Credits

Normal study load per semester: 30 EC
 

Number of places available
Celtic and Irish languages4 places per year
History4 places per year
Linguistics4 places per year
Philosophy2 places per year
Music2 places per year
English Language and Culture2 places per year
Selection

 In previous years, there were enough spots for the number of 1st choice applications. 

Additional information

Website for visiting and Erasmus students

Global Room provides guidance and support to international students on a wide range of issues including immigration, accommodation and all aspects of life at Trinity.

Clubs and Societies

Academic Registry

Disability Service

Student Counselling

Health Service

Sports Centre

Student's Union

Equality Office

Social Media

Facebook 

Youtube

Do you have any questions about this partner university or about studying abroad? Contact the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities (details below).