Articles
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Trinity Global Business Forum – The Future of Business
Trinity School of Business inaugural Global Business Forum will focus on the pivotal issues facing business today.
9 May 2016
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New research charts the evolution of the Irish family
New research on the evolution of the Irish family by academics from Trinity College Dublin offers an intriguing picture of persistently resilient and increasingly diverse Irish families who have adapted to a period of changing socio-economic realities since the state’s foundation.
8 Dec 2016
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PROBE
Research uncovered at Trinity College Dublin
19 Sep 2016
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Nobel Prize Winner William Campbell returns to his alma mater
Professor Campbell’s interest in parasitology first started in Trinity where he studied zoology.
30 Sep 2016
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Trinity Open Day 2016
Come to our Open Day and find out what Trinity can do for you.
23 Nov 2016
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Video: Cyberbullying Hurts Everyone Including Bystanders
Up to 20% of young people are victims of cyberbullying, however a much greater number of young people who witness cyberbullying are also negatively affected.
9 Feb 2016
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CEO Magazine Ranks Trinity’s MBA in Global Tier 1 of MBAs
Factors taken into consideration include the learning environment, class sizes, tuition fees and delivery methods.
10 Feb 2016
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Live #TCDSeanad election debate
TV3's Tonight with Vincent Browne show Wednesday 20 April 2016 at 10pm
19 Apr 2016
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New parasite biology lectureship honours Nobel winner William Campbell
The lectureship in parasite biology is named after former student William Campbell, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in this area in 2015.
24 Nov 2016
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Ketamine trialled as new hope to prevent recurrent depression
Researchers from the Department of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin are trialling a potential new treatment option for people who suffer from repeated episodes of depression. The team are investigating whether the children’s anaesthetic ketamine, which has recently been shown to have antidepressant effects, could help people who recover from severe depression to remain well.
13 Oct 2016