Trinity College was founded in 1592 and is situated in the heart of Dublin city with over 15,500 students from over 90 different countries. The university campus comprises over 40 acres and offers an exciting international experience where students enjoy a friendly atmosphere and lively social environment.

State of the art laboratories and computing facilities stand alongside some of Dublin’s finest historic buildings. Trinity College Library is the largest library in Ireland. Its collections of manuscripts and printed books have been built up since the end of the sixteenth century.

Proud of its national and international success, Trinity College is ranked as one of the world's leading universities, 13th in Europe and 49th in the Times Higher Education Supplement Global University Rankings. This is reflected in the commitment to world-class research activities in key areas across science, engineering, social sciences, medicine and the arts.

School of Computer Science and Statistics

Here at our School, we offer a wide range of study opportunities at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Our School has a strong reputation for research and innovation, spanning from world class basic research to the commercialization of our results.

We prepare our graduates to apply theory to solve practical problems, to work on substantial projects, individually or as part of a team, and to communicate effectively. These are important skills for any Computer Scientist or Statistician. Working closely with academics, our students are able to specialise in a wide range of areas and follow their own research interests.

At postgraduate level, students have the option of pursuing a PhD degree by research or by availing of one of the many taught MSc courses being offered.

Programmes available

• PhD by Research
  Many opportunities present for postgraduate and postdoctoral research in one of our many research groups which comprise: Compiler Design Research; Computational Linguistics; Computer Architecture; IT in Education; Distributed Systems: Foundations and Methods: Statistics; Graphics, Vision and Visualisation; Knowledge and Data Engineering; Networks and Telecommunications; Software Structure.
  
  
• Taught Postgraduate Programmes
  MSc in Computer Science
  - Interactive Entertainment Technology**
  - Networks and Distributed Systems**
  - Interactive Digital Media**
  - Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing*
  
  ** A reduced fee currently applies to EU students on this programme
  
  Undergraduate Programmes
  - BA (Mod) in Computer Science*
  - BA (Mod) in Computer Science, Linguistics and a Language (French, Irish or German)
  - BA (Mod) in Management Science and Information Systems Studies
  - BAI in Computer Engineering
  - BAI in Electronic and Computer Engineering
  
  * Programmes are supported by NDP or ESF funding

Further information: www.scss.tcd.ie
Undergraduate: Email: undergraduatestudies@scss.tcd.ie
Postgraduate and PhD by Research:
Email: postgraduatestudies@scss.tcd.ie
How to apply: www.tcd.ie/international/