The Deaf Studies programme at Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's only dedicated degree focusing on Irish Sign Language (ISL), Deaf culture, and community. It integrates interdisciplinary approaches from linguistics, social policy, psychology, and digital humanities to provide a comprehensive understanding of Deaf identity and communication. The programme emphasizes close engagement with the Irish Deaf community and prepares students for careers in interpreting, advocacy, education, and social services, as well as opportunities for further academic research.
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The Deaf Studies programme at Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's only dedicated degree focusing on Irish Sign Language (ISL), Deaf culture, and community. It integrates interdisciplinary approaches from linguistics, social policy, psychology, and digital humanities to provide a comprehensive understanding of Deaf identity and communication. The programme emphasizes close engagement with the Irish Deaf community and prepares students for careers in interpreting, advocacy, education, and social services, as well as opportunities for further academic research.
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Starting 2025-09-01
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Courses include: The programme in Deaf Studies draws on a core faculty with interests in Irish Sign Language and Deaf Studies, as well as other faculty within the University and the School of Linguistics Speech and Communication Sciences, with expertise in bilingualism, biculturalism, reading, literacy, linguistics and applied linguistics, cognitive and language development, language teaching, special education, and counselling. This course gives an in-depth understanding of the Irish Deaf community and of the experience of Deaf people internationally, historically and in contemporary society. Core courses detailing the history, education, literature and language of the Deaf will be taught by both Deaf and hearing staff.
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Applicants must meet the following academic criteria: Leaving Certificate with H4 in English and O4/H6 in a second language; GCE A Levels with Grade C in English Literature or Language; GCSE with Grade C in a second language; International Baccalaureate with HL Grade 5 in English and SL Grade 5 in a second language. Additional documentation includes IELTS, Cambridge Advanced/Proficiency, TOEFL scores for non-native English speakers, academic transcripts, standardized test scores (SAT, AP, ACT for US/Canadian applicants), two recommendation letters, valid passport, application fee, and non-refundable application fee payment form.
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