As we grapple with the escalating challenges posed by climate change in the modern era, it is imperative to recognize that climate migration is not a novel occurrence. Throughout human history, shifts in environmental conditions have compelled populations to adapt, […]
Climate Migration: Critical and Varied Perspectives is a seminar organised by the Department of Media Studies, Maynooth University and the Department of French, Trinity College Dublin with support from the Maynooth University Social Sciences Institute, which takes place on Thursday, April 11 · 6 – 8pm at Trinity College Dublin.
Green Tech Skillnet, an organisation dedicated to fostering skills and expertise in the field of green technology, is partnering with Trinity College Dublin micro-credentials to fund 30% of the course fee for eligible learners on relevant, sustainability-focused, micro-credentials.
Thinking about returning to college as a mature student? Drop in to the Joly Theatre, Hamilton Building in Trinity College at 6pm on Thursday and meet TCD Mature Student Officer for this practical Mature Student Application Seminar at Trinity College Dublin.
With increasingly devastating climate impacts across the globe, this year’s UN climate change conference COP28 is shaping up to be a pivotal moment for humanity.
Trinity Access Programme Foundation Course Mature Students is now open for applications.
This Friends of the Library at Trinity College Dublin invite you to a lecture on Brendan Behan with Des Geraghty (Trade Unionist, Politician & Author).
Trinity College Dublin, School of English invite you to attend Brendan Kennelly’s Cromwell at 40: Reception and Legacy on Sat, 25 Nov 2023 09:30 – 17:00 – A day-long gathering to mark the 40th anniversary of the publication of Brendan Kennelly’s book-length poem “Cromwell”.
Today in 1843, the theory of quaternions was born when a sudden thought came to William Rowan Hamilton as he was walking with his wife along the Royal Canal in Dublin, Ireland. It was the fundamental formula: i² = j² […]
The Trinity College Dublin School of Nursing & Midwifery is hosting the Inaugural International Adult Safeguarding Conference on 27th September 2023. This Health Research Board-funded conference explores current issues in safeguarding adults in Ireland and internationally. The conference will enable attendees […]
‘Transitioning into a Sustainable Green Organisation’ featuring Dr Sam Cromie discussing the strategies that can be applied to support an organisations transition to enhance their green credentials.
‘Is the Circular Economy a Route to Sustainability? As Clear as Plastic?’ is the sixth talk in theTrinity College Dublin 2023 Lunchtime Lecture Series Climate Action & Sustainability Webinar Series.
In this fourth talk in the Trinity College Dublin’s Climate Action & Sustainability webinar series, from the School of Engineering, Prof McCormack will discuss the opportunities and challenges of integrated renewable energy systems (RES) for buildings, focusing on her IDEAS project which addresses improved efficiency and on-site generation for different buildings in varying climates.
Take the Mature Student Route to Trinity
The TCD Mature Student Application Seminar for prospective students will take place on Thursday, 5 January at 6pm in the Robert Emmet theatre, Arts Building.
Trinity College Dublin invite potential students to attend the upcoming Application Seminar 2023 for TCD Mature Students.
Trinity College Dublin is hosting Exploring the Mature Student Learning Experience in Trinity on 11th October from 12 – 1pm.
The Trinity Long Room Hub, Arts and Humanities Research Institute invite you to attend the Annual Edmund Burke Lecture 2022. This year the lecture will be given by Michael Ignatieff, the Canadian writer, historian, former politician, and a renowned international commentator on democracy, civil liberty, and human rights.
The Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering welcomes Prof Susan Handy to Trinity to present her seminar “Bicycles will save the world” on Fri, 2 September 2022 from 15:00 – 16:00
As part of Trinity College Dublin’s Academic Primary Care Centre (APCC) Public Lecture Series 2021-22, Professor Maeve Lowery will present Cancer Diagnosis, Then and Now at the Trinity Centre for Learning & Development, Tallaght University Hospital on 31st March 2022, from 2-3pm.
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