Undergraduate
Our safe and friendly campus provides an ideal environment for studying, learning, relaxing and living. Located in the heart of Ireland’s capital city, it has state-of-the-art facilities such as a modern Sports Centre, the Science Gallery and the Trinity College Library, the largest research library in Ireland and renowned throughout the world.
For comprehensive information on undergraduate courses, student life, college societies etc. please follow this link: https://www.tcd.ie/study/
Irish and EU Students
Information on applying for an undergraduate course can be found by following this link: https://www.tcd.ie/study/apply/. Further information on courses provided within the Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) can also be found here: STEM Undergraduate Courses
International Students
Several options exist for students at other Universities who wish to study to schools within the Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). If you wish to apply as a degree student from elsewhere around the world, please see the International Office website also our International Student Guide
Trinity College Dublin and Three Ireland Connect to STEM Scholarships 2024
Trinity College Dublin and Three Ireland are committed to attracting the best talent from Ireland and around the world to empower excellence and innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Through our partnership, we are taking steps to further promote diversity and inclusion in Trinity’s STEM undergraduate student population, with a particular focus on women in STEM. Our aim is that students graduating from STEM will enter a richer more diverse environment across science and will pursue a variety of career opportunities in technology and industry.
Three Ireland is supporting 25 undergraduate scholarships over the next 5 year and commenced in 2022/2023. Five awards will be made annually. Each scholarship is valued at €20,000 (to be dispensed over the first 4-years of the undergraduate degree programme).
In 2024/25, the scholarships will target undergraduate women*, in their first year of studies at Trinity who are a resident in Ireland at the time of application, and have accepted an offer of a place on one of the following undergraduate degree programmes in:
School of Computer Science & Statistics
School of Engineering
School of Mathematics
School of Physics
Or in the following course:
Chemical sciences
* Applications from gender-diverse and trans students are eligible.
The online application opens on 9th Oct 2024
The deadline for applications is 8am on 22nd October 2024.
No late applications will be accepted so please ensure you click submit on your completed application. Awardees of the scholarships will be informed in December 2024 of the outcome.
The online form is very simple. It requires some factual information about yourself and your answers to the following:
- Please outline your academic achievements and any extra-curricular activities that you feel (i) demonstrate your ability and interest in STEM and (ii) your aptitude for your chosen course. [500 words]
- Please explain how you would be an ambassador for diversity and inclusion in STEM. [400 words]
- Please explain your motivation(s) for applying for this scholarship and what impact you think it could have for you personally, now and into the future. [400 words].
Prior to completing the online application here please read the Terms and conditions section
To find out more about Three Ireland please see here.
To find out more about Trinity’s Faculty of STEM please see here.
To find out more about Trinity Access please see here.