European Studies at Trinity College Dublin offers an interdisciplinary and comprehensive curriculum that integrates language acquisition with the study of European history, politics, and social sciences. The program aims to develop students' critical understanding of Europe's diverse cultures, historical developments, and contemporary political landscape, fostering analytical skills and cultural awareness essential for careers in international organizations, diplomacy, and global business.
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European Studies at Trinity College Dublin offers an interdisciplinary and comprehensive curriculum that integrates language acquisition with the study of European history, politics, and social sciences. The program aims to develop students' critical understanding of Europe's diverse cultures, historical developments, and contemporary political landscape, fostering analytical skills and cultural awareness essential for careers in international organizations, diplomacy, and global business.
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Starting 2025-09-01
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Sep-25
Courses include: In first year, you will study two chosen languages, the history of early modern Europe, an introductory module to the history of ideas, and you will take one introductory module in the social sciences. In second year, you will continue to study two languages, study the history of Europe in the 20th Century, the history of ideas during the period of Enlightenment and Romanticism, and will choose from further options in history, politics, sociology, or economics. The third year is spent at a university abroad studying through the language you choose as your Major language. In the final year, language work focuses on your Major language while coursework for your Minor language concentrates mainly on comprehension and textual analysis. The core course in your final year is called ‘Modernity and Society: Ideas and Culture in Europe since 1850’. Additionally, you will choose options from a wide range of modules.
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Applicants must meet the following academic prerequisites: Leaving Certificate with a minimum of H3 in French or H4 in other languages; Advanced GCE (A Level) with Grade B in one language other than English or Irish, or Grade C in two such languages; International Baccalaureate with HL Grade 6 in one language or HL Grade 5 in two languages; and demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS, Cambridge Advanced/Proficiency, or TOEFL scores. Additional documentation includes academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, passport, application and fee payment forms, and, where applicable, standardized test scores such as SAT, AP, or ACT for US and Canadian applicants.
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