Course

Accounting & Finance

Offered by Trinity Business School

QS Accounting & Finance

QS Accounting & Finance Rank: Top 200 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity Business School’s MSc in Finance combines rigorous quantitative training with the prestige of Ireland’s oldest university, in the heart of Dublin’s financial and technology sector.

Key advantages

Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious university
Rigorous, quantitative finance curriculum
Central Dublin location
Strong international alumni network
Triple-accredited business school
Access to Dublin’s financial services sector

Programme & duration: MSc Finance: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €30,000 – €36,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent) with a strong quantitative background. GMAT/GRE may be required; CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in banking, asset management, consulting and technology finance roles, with Dublin’s IFSC a major recruiter.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in corporate finance, financial economics and asset pricing.

Course

Business & Management

Offered by Trinity Business School

QS Business & Management

QS Business & Management Rank: Top 150 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity Business School offers specialised master’s programmes in management with a strong international profile, in one of Europe’s technology capitals.

Key advantages

Ireland’s most prestigious university
Specialised management programmes
Dublin’s technology and consulting sectors
Triple-accredited business school
Strong alumni network
One-year master’s format

Programme & duration: MSc Management / MSc International Management: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €28,000 – €34,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent) in any discipline. GMAT/GRE may be required; CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in consulting, technology, finance and management roles in Dublin and across Europe.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in strategy, leadership, innovation and international business.

Course

MBA

Offered by Trinity Business School

QS Global MBA Ranking

Ranked in the Financial Times and QS Global MBA RankingsQS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

The Trinity MBA is a one-year programme from Ireland’s oldest university, with a focus on innovation and leadership and strong ties to Dublin’s technology sector.

Key advantages

One-year format
Ireland’s oldest university brand
Innovation and leadership focus
Dublin’s technology sector
Triple-accredited business school
International cohort

Programme & duration: Full-time MBA: about 12 months
Tuition (international): Approx. €36,000 – €44,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree, GMAT/GRE, 3+ years’ work experience, essays, references and interview.
Average Work Experience: Average about 5–6 years of work experience; typical class age 28–31
GMAT / GRE Requirement: GMAT: average about 600+ (GRE accepted)

Employability & placement

Graduates move into consulting, technology, finance and corporate leadership in Ireland and Europe.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in innovation, leadership and strategy.

Course

Economics

Offered by Department of Economics

QS Economics

QS Economics Rank: Top 150 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s MSc in Economics is a rigorous one-year programme with a strong research tradition, preparing students for PhD study or careers in policy and finance.

Key advantages

Strong research tradition
Rigorous quantitative curriculum
Central Dublin location
PhD and policy pathways
Ireland’s most prestigious university
Strong alumni network

Programme & duration: MSc Economics: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €24,000 – €30,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent) in economics or a closely related field with strong mathematics. CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in central banks, government, consulting and financial services, or progress to PhD study.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics and economic history.

Course

Civil Engineering

Offered by School of Engineering – Civil, Structural and Environmental

QS Civil & Structural Engineering

Well-regarded civil, structural and environmental engineering programmeQS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s civil, structural and environmental engineering department offers a focused master’s with strong research links in a prestigious university.

Key advantages

Prestigious university brand
Structural and environmental focus
Central Dublin location
Research-led teaching
Strong alumni network
One-year taught master’s

Programme & duration: MSc Civil Engineering / Structural and Environmental Engineering: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €26,000 – €32,000 per year (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or a related field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in structural design, environmental consulting and infrastructure engineering in Ireland and abroad.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in structural engineering, environmental engineering and sustainable infrastructure.

Course

Electrical Engineering

Offered by School of Engineering – Electronic and Electrical Engineering

QS Electrical & Electronic Engineering

QS Electrical & Electronic Engineering Rank: Top 300 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s electronic and electrical engineering department is located in the heart of Dublin’s technology sector, with strong links to Intel, Analog Devices and leading multinational employers.

Key advantages

Dublin’s technology sector
Intel and Analog Devices links
Prestigious university brand
Research-led teaching
Strong alumni network
One-year taught master’s

Programme & duration: MSc Electronic and Computer Engineering / related master’s options: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €26,000 – €32,000 per year (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in electrical, electronic or computer engineering (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in semiconductor, communications, embedded systems and technology roles in Dublin and across Europe.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in communications, nanoelectronics, signal processing and embedded systems.

Course

Mechanical Engineering

Offered by School of Engineering – Mechanical, Manufacturing and Biomedical Engineering

QS Mechanical Engineering

QS Mechanical Engineering Rank: Top 300 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s mechanical, manufacturing and biomedical engineering department offers specialised master’s options in a prestigious, research-led university in Dublin.

Key advantages

Mechanical and biomedical options
Prestigious university brand
Central Dublin location
Research-led teaching
Strong alumni network
One-year taught master’s

Programme & duration: MSc Mechanical / Biomedical Engineering options: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €26,000 – €32,000 per year (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in mechanical or a related engineering field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in medical devices, manufacturing and engineering design in Ireland and Europe.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in biomedical engineering, manufacturing and mechanics.

Course

Biomedical Science

Offered by School of Medicine / Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute

QS Biological Sciences

QS Biological Sciences Rank: Top 200 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s Biomedical Sciences Institute offers research-intensive master’s programmes with strong links to Dublin’s teaching hospitals and the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry.

Key advantages

Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute
Dublin teaching hospital links
Strong pharma and biotech industry
Research-intensive programmes
Prestigious university brand
One-year taught master’s

Programme & duration: MSc Molecular Medicine / Neuroscience / Biomedical options: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €26,000 – €34,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in biology, biomedical science or a related field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates continue to PhD study or work in biotechnology, pharmaceutical research and clinical research organisations.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in molecular medicine, neuroscience, immunology and cancer biology.

Course

Nursing

Offered by School of Nursing and Midwifery

QS Nursing

QS Nursing Rank: Top 50 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s School of Nursing and Midwifery is one of Ireland’s oldest and most research-intensive, offering advanced practice and research-oriented master’s options in the heart of Dublin.

Key advantages

One of Ireland’s leading nursing schools
Research-intensive environment
Dublin teaching hospital partnerships
Advanced practice options
Prestigious university brand
Strong alumni network

Programme & duration: MSc Nursing / Advanced Nursing Practice options: 1–2 years
Tuition (international): Approx. €20,000 – €28,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 7.0 overall (min 7.0 in speaking, listening, reading and writing for registration routes; programme-specific)TOEFL iBT: 94+PTE: 65+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in nursing with registered nurse qualification (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). Registration or equivalent proof; CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in advanced practice, nursing education, leadership and research; NMBI registration rules apply for clinical practice in Ireland.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in ageing, mental health, cancer care and nursing education.

Course

Pharmacy

Offered by School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

QS Pharmacy & Pharmacology

QS Pharmacy & Pharmacology Rank: Top 100 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences is a leading research school in a country that is one of the world’s largest exporters of pharmaceuticals.

Key advantages

Leading pharmacy research school
Ireland’s pharmaceutical industry
Prestigious university brand
Central Dublin location
Industry research links
One-year taught master’s

Programme & duration: MSc Pharmaceutical Sciences / Pharmaceutical Analysis options: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €24,000 – €32,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, chemistry or a related life-science field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in pharmaceutical R&D, quality assurance and regulatory affairs; the MSc does not by itself lead to pharmacist registration in Ireland.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in drug delivery, pharmaceutical analysis, pharmacology and drug discovery.

Course

Psychology

Offered by School of Psychology

QS Psychology

QS Psychology Rank: Top 150 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s School of Psychology offers research-led master’s options, including specialist programmes, in a prestigious university with strong links to the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience.

Key advantages

Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience
Specialist master’s options
Prestigious university brand
Central Dublin location
Research-led teaching
Strong alumni network

Programme & duration: MSc Psychology / Applied Behaviour Analysis / specialist options: 1–2 years
Tuition (international): Approx. €24,000 – €30,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in psychology or a related field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). Check programme-specific accreditation; CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in applied research, education, health and behavioural-analysis roles, or progress to doctoral study; clinical practice requires further professional training.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in cognitive neuroscience, developmental psychology, clinical psychology and behaviour analysis.

Course

Law (LLM)

Offered by School of Law

QS Law

QS Law Rank: Top 100 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity’s School of Law offers an LLM with specialist streams in international and comparative law, in Ireland’s most prestigious law school and a major common-law jurisdiction in the EU.

Key advantages

Ireland’s most prestigious university
Specialist LLM streams
Common-law jurisdiction in the EU
Central Dublin location
Strong alumni network
One-year master’s

Programme & duration: LLM (general and specialist streams): 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €24,000 – €30,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: First law degree (LLB/equivalent) with 2:1 / 60%+ equivalent. CV, personal statement and references.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in international law, commercial practice, the EU institutions and academia; an LLM alone does not qualify graduates to practise in Ireland.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in international law, human rights, EU law and commercial law.

Course

International Relations

Offered by School of Social Sciences and Philosophy

QS Politics & IR

QS Politics & IR Rank: Top 150 in the World (2026)QS World Rank: Top 100 (2026)

Trinity offers peace-studies and international-relations master’s options through its School of Social Sciences and Philosophy, with an internationally oriented faculty.

Key advantages

Peace and conflict studies strength
Prestigious university brand
Central Dublin location
Internationally oriented faculty
Strong alumni network
One-year master’s

Programme & duration: MPhil International Peace Studies / International Relations options: 1 year (full-time)
Tuition (international): Approx. €22,000 – €28,000 total programme fee (indicative; verify on official website)
Intakes: September (main intake); a few programmes also start in January
English requirement: IELTS: 6.5–7.0 overall (min 6.0–6.5 in each band)TOEFL iBT: 90–100PTE: 63+
Entry requirements: Bachelor’s degree in social science or a related field (2:1 / 60%+ equivalent). CV, personal statement and writing sample.

Employability & placement

Graduates work in international organisations, NGOs, government and policy research.

Student experience

Trinity sits in the middle of Dublin and is Ireland’s oldest university, with a historic campus, a very international community and Europe’s largest concentration of technology and pharmaceutical employers (Google, Meta, Pfizer) nearby.

Research strengths

Research in peace and conflict studies, international security and political theory.

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