Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin
Coronavirus Statements
- Update from College Secretary and Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences & Professor of Molecular Diagnostics to students and staff 20 November 2020 Update about working together to stay safe, TriniScreen pilot - screening for people without systems, approving college events during COVID-19, study spaces on campus.
- Update from College Secretary and Director, College Health Service to students and staff 12 November 2020 Update about wearing face coverings outside, outbreak of COVID-19 in Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute, how to report a case of COVID-19, Library ‘check-ins.
What's On
Trinity Strategy 2020—2025 — Community and Connection
Over the next five years, Trinity College Dublin's strategic plan will focus on expanding our campus to include a new Cancer Institute, a Research Collection Study Centre in the Old Library, and the E3 Learning Foundry and Research Institute.
Our research will focus on engineering, the environment and emerging technologies. We'll increase our number of postgraduate students, take on more academic staff, and develop new programmes and study spaces to enhance research excellence. We'll encourage our students to be inquisitive, pioneering and collaborative - active citizens who are proud to belong to a globally connected community of inclusivity, equality and mutual respect.
Our research will focus on engineering, the environment and emerging technologies. We'll increase our number of postgraduate students, take on more academic staff, and develop new programmes and study spaces to enhance research excellence. We'll encourage our students to be inquisitive, pioneering and collaborative - active citizens who are proud to belong to a globally connected community of inclusivity, equality and mutual respect.