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CONTENTS
Introduction4 Introduction to Greek Art
and Architecture 15
Autism Diagnostic Observation
Schedule (ADOS2) for the Clinical Introduction to Greek History 16
Setting (Online Course) 5
Introduction to Roman Art
Botany6 and Architecture 16
Practical Course in Botanical Art 6 Introduction to Roman History 17
An Introduction to Woodcarving 6 Latin Language and Culture –
Beginners18
Centre for Gender and
Women’s Studies 7 Latin Language and Culture –
Intermediate19
Gender: History, Culture
and Representation 7 Post-Beginners Modern
Greek Language 20
Classics8
English21
A Course on Babylon/NEW 8
English Literature 21
Ancient Anatolia from the Hittites
to King Croesus 9 Literature21
Ancient Greek Language and Health Policy and Management 22
Culture – Beginners 10
Health Economics 22
Ancient Greek Language and
Managing People in Healthcare
Culture – Intermediate 11
Organisations23
Beginners Modern Greek Language 12
History of Art 23
Greek and Roman Mythology
Architecture and the City 24
and Religion Part I 12
Arts of Japan 25
Greek and Roman Mythology
and Religion Part II 13 Cultural Intersections in the
History of Art 1 26
Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin
Cultural Intersections in Europe 1500-1800: Power
the History of Art 2 27 and Culture 41
European Architecture in the Imperialism to Globalism:
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries 27 Europe and the World 1860-1970 42
Global Postmodern and Ireland 1534-1815 44
Contemporary Art 28
Kingship and Warfare: Ireland,
Introduction to European Art II 29 c.1000-131845
Introduction to European Life in Modern Ireland 46
Architecture II 30
Religion and Society 1095-1517 47
Introduction to the History of Art 1 31
The Hundred Years War c.1337-1453 48
Introduction to the History
War and Peace in Modern Europe 49
of Architecture 1 32
Histories and Humanities 50
Islamic Art and Architecture of the
Medieval Mediterranean 33 Innovators and Disruptors: a History
of Change from Antiquity to Present 50
Italian Art in the Long Renaissance 34
Introduction to Irish Family History 51
Painting in Europe in the Long
Eighteenth Century 35 Irish Family History:
Intermediate Level 52
Themes in Irish Art 1 36
Irish53
Themes in Irish Art 2 37
Irish Palaeography 53
History38
Languages54
American History 38
Climate and Environment in
Dutch 54
the Pre-Modern World 39 Introduction to Irish Sign Language
Early Christian Ireland c.400-1000 40
(ISL) 54
Irish Sign Language (ISL) Armed Combat 63
for Beginners 55
I A Clown 63
Japanese, Intermediate 55
I A Clown 2 63
Japanese, Introduction to
Introduction to Acting 64
Language and Culture 56
Introduction to Acting
Japanese, Post-Beginners 56 (Summer School) 64
Korean, Introduction to
Introduction to Costume Design 64
Language and Culture 57
Introduction to Dance 65
Korean, Post-Beginners
Language and Culture 57 Introduction to Lighting Design 65
Portuguese 58 Introduction to Screen Acting 66
Slavonic Languages 59 Introduction to Set Design 66
Physics59 Introduction to Stage Management
and Technical Theatre 67
Foundation Physics for Earth
and Life Sciences 59 Junior Academy 67
Psychology60 Musical Theatre 68
Psychology: The Science Musical Theatre Intensive 68
of Behaviour and Mind 60
Stage Combat 69
The Lir Academy 61
Summer Acting Camp 69
Accents Workshops 61
Technology and the Stage 70
Acting: Characterisation 61
The Clear and Confident Voice –
Acting: Characterisation Public Speaking 70
(Summer School) 62
Young Actors’ Programme (2 weeks) 71
Actors’ Ensemble 62
Young Actors’ Programme (4 weeks) 71
Tangent Trinity’s Ideas Workspace Continuous Professional
Postgraduate Courses 72 Development (CPD) at Trinity 78
Postgraduate Certificate in Creative CPD in Applied Behavioural Science 78
and Cultural Entrepreneurship 72
CPD in Applied Machine Learning
Postgraduate Certificate Using Social Data 78
in Innovation and Enterprise
CPD in Computer Programming
Development 73
for Social Scientists 78
Postgraduate Certificate in
CPD in Impact Analysis using
Creative Thinking, Innovation
Social Data 79
and Entrepreneurship 73
Postgraduate Certificate in
CPD in Narratives for
Healthcare Innovation 74
Computer Games 79
Tangent Trinity’s Ideas CPD in Pharmaceutical Innovation 80
Workspace Masterclass Series 75 CPD in Philosophical and
Introduction to Design Thinking 75 Ethical Issues in Social Data 80
Storytelling for Business Success 75 CPD in Statistical Thinking
for Social Data Analysis 80
A Framework for Sustainable
Workplace Wellbeing 76 CPD in Sustainable Green
Organisation 80
Tangent Trinity’s Ideas Workspace
Professional Education 76 CPD in Understanding and
Managing Risk in the Workplace 81
Digital Transformation in
Manufacturing76 CPD in Workplace Wellbeing 81
Executive Breakout 77 Masterclass in Storytelling
for Business Success 82
Masterclass in a Framework for
Sustainable Workplace Wellbeing 82
Short Courses 2021/22
Introduction Réamhrá
Lifelong learning is a continual process Próiseas leanúnach dúinn uile is ea an
for every one of us, whether it is for fhoghlaim ar feadh an tsaoil, bíodh sí ar
personal interest or professional bhonn suime pearsanta nó ar mhaithe le
development. Trinity College Dublin, forbairt ghairmiúil. Cuireann Coláiste na
the University of Dublin, offers a wide Tríonóide, Baile Átha Cliath, Ollscoil Átha
range of evening and short courses in Cliath réimse leathan cúrsaí tráthnóna
many different fields which result in the agus gearrchúrsaí ar fáil in ábhair éagsúla
gaining of new ideas, new knowledge, a chruthaíonn smaointe úra, a chuireann
and in some instances, new qualifications. eolas úr ar fáil agus, i gcás cuid acu,
cáilíochtaí úra freisin.
Today, the continuing nature of education
is more important than ever. Old skills Sa lá atá inniu ann, tá an t-oideachas
become obsolete, new skills come to leanúnach níos tábhachtaí ná riamh.
be in high demand. The people who Tá seanscileanna ag dul as feidhm agus
can participate most effectively in our tá éileamh ar scileanna úra. Na daoine a
fastmoving modern society are those ghlacfaidh an pháirt is éifeachtaí i sochaí
who are most open to new ideas, most nua-aimseartha tapa an lae inniu ná na
adaptable and willing to continually daoine sin atá sásta glacadh le smaointe
re-educate themselves and broaden nua, atá solúbtha agus toilteanach
their perspectives. filleadh ar an oideachas go tráthúil
agus a ndearcadh ar an saol a leathnú.
In addition to degree and diploma
courses, there is a wide range of short Chomh maith le cúrsaí céime agus
courses to choose from at Trinity, from dioplóma, tá réimse leathan gearrchúrsaí
history of art to physics, Greek and Roman le roghnú ag Coláiste na Tríonóide,
mythology and botany and a wide variety ó stair na healaíne go dtí an fhisic,
of languages among others. We hope that miotaseolaíocht agus luibheolaíocht
you will find a course that appeals to you na Gréige agus na Róimhe, agus réimse
in this booklet. leathan teangacha i measc ábhar eile.
Tá súil againn go dtiocfaidh tú ar chúrsa
Further information is available at
a thaitneoidh leat sa leabhrán seo.
www.tcd.ie/courses/esc
Tá tuilleadh eolais le fáil ag
www.tcd.ie/courses/esc
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Autism Diagnostic Observation Training in the ADOS-2 is now available
Schedule (ADOS2) for the online for use in the clinical setting
through the Department of Psychiatry,
Clinical Setting (Online Course)
Trinity College Dublin. The training is
ADOS-2 is a semi-structured, standardised aimed at professionals with a mental
assessment of communication, social health background who have some
interaction, play/imaginative use of familiarity with the tool and it focused
materials and restricted and repetitive on teaching correct administration of the
behaviours for individuals who have instrument.
been referred because of possible autism The online course is structured around
spectrum disorder (ASD). 3 components:
Fundamentally new to the ADOS-2 than 1. A pre-course self-directed component
ADOS-G are the procedures involved (approx 4 hours self directed learning);
in the algorithm computation and the 2. A live online course over two days
Comparison Score for module 1 through (2 x 5.5 hours) on ADOS Module 1-4
3 which were revised on the basis of the administration;
findings of recent validation research.
3. A post-course assignment.
The new comparison score provides a
way of indicating a participant’s level of ADOS-2 Toddler Module will be available
autism spectrum related symptomatology as a post-course optional online learning
and it can also be used to interpret module. The access to this Module will
an individual’s own change in autism be granted after successfully completed
spectrum related symptoms over time. training in Modules 1-4 and post-course
assignment that assesses their reliability.
ADOS-2 also includes a toddler module,
which is designed for very young children Lecturer: Prof. Louise Gallagher.
who do not use phrase speech but who
are between the ages of twelve and thirty How to Apply
months. The toddler module has its own For those interested in attending the
algorithms that provide ‘ranges of concern’ training, please contact:
instead of cut-off scores. Nadia Bolshakova
E: ADOS.training@tcd.ie
A variety of specialists will use the ADOS-
2, their use of results in writing reports Fee
and making recommendations to inform €475.
medical diagnoses, special education
Date, Time and Place
classification and occupational therapists
and speech and hearing professionals The course is running every two or three
might use for treatment planning. months.
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Further Information How to Apply
Visit www.tcd.ie/medicine/psychiatry/ Please email Ida at marahida@yahoo.com
research/neuropsychiatric-genetics/ to confirm your participation. Places are
autism/ados or contact: very few in number and strictly limited.
The Course Co-ordinator,
Dr. Nadia Bolshakova,
Fee
T: 01 896 2144 The course will cost €140 for two days and
E: ADOS.training@tcd.ie materials will be supplied. Full payment
in advance by 1st August 2021 for the
autumn course is essential and required to
BOTANY secure your place. Please note all monies
are non-refundable except in the event of
Practical Course in Botanical Art course cancellation.
Visual artist and Botanical art teacher Date and Time
Ida Mitrani (www.irishbotanicalartists. Autumn 2021: 9th and 10th September
ie/members-gallery/ida-mitrani) in the Trinity Botanic Gardens opposite
(www.idamitrani.org) will be running Palmerston Park at Dartry, Dublin 6
a two-day practical course in botanical (nearest Luas Station, Milltown). All
drawing and watercolour illustration sessions start at 10.30am and end at 4pm.
based in the Trinity Botanic Gardens at
Dartry, Dublin 6 (nearest Luas Station, Spring 2022: 12th and 13th May in
Milltown). Ida is a member of the Irish the Trinity Botanic Gardens opposite
Society of Botanical Artists and exhibits Palmerston Park at Dartry, Dublin 6
regularly in Ireland. Some of her works (nearest Luas Station, Milltown). All
are part of the National Library of Ireland, sessions start at 10.30am and end at 4pm.
National Archive and the Arts office in Dun
Laoghaire public collection. BOTANY
In this course, and following previous
years’ very successful model, all abilities An Introduction to Woodcarving
will be catered for, as each participant will
Well known Sculptor Conleth Gent
receive individual tuition.
(www.conlethgent.ie) will be running a
A botanical drawing session occupies woodcarving course two hours per day one
the first part of day one and participants day a week over a five week period based
produce preparatory drawings to work in the Trinity Botanic Gardens at Dartry,
from in the watercolour course in the Dublin 6 (nearest Luas Station, Milltown).
afternoon and day two. Plants are sourced
Conleth Gent has exhibited widely
in the extensive gardens and glass houses
throughout Ireland and has been a
on site and all drawings are done from life.
multiaward winner at Sculpture in
Context in the National Botanic Gardens,
Glasnevin.
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His work has been presented to President CENTRE FOR GENDER AND
Mary Robinson and other dignitaries. WOMEN’S STUDIES
He has worked on large scale sculptures
for Dun Laoghaire and Galway County Gender: History, Culture
Councils. and Representation
The course is primarily aimed as an
‘The story is no longer about the things
introduction to woodcarving with all tools
that have happened to women and men
and materials provided.
and how they have reacted to them;
The main focus is on creativity and instead it is about how the subjective
individuality and nurturing it through the and collective meanings of women and
medium of woodcarving. All abilities will men as categories of identity have been
be catered for, as each participant will constructed.’ (Joan Scott, Gender and the
receive individual tuition. Participants Politics of History, New York, 19988, p.6).
will be introduced to the tools and how This lecture-only module will examine
to sharpen, maintain and use them and the histories and representations of
the materials and characteristics of the gender, seeking to understand how
different woods. Most will have their own gender is constructed by societies,
sculpture to take home by the end of the institutions and individuals, through
course. the critical analysis of texts, works of art
and public actions. Gender, its role, its
How to Apply construction and it historiography will be
Please email Conleth (conlethgent@ brought together by scholars across the
gmail.com) to confirm your participation. school in an interdisciplinary module.
Places are very few in number and strictly The operation of gender ‘as a tool of
limited. analysis’ will be examined in histories of
Fee the body, sexuality, medicine, religion,
politics, institutions and representations
The course will cost €160 for five classes.
in a variety of texts and contexts which will
All materials will be supplied. Full payment
show the inherent instability and elusive
in advance by 1st July is essential and
nature of many gendered identities.
required to secure your place. Please note
all monies are non-refundable except in How to Apply
the event of course cancellation. Please check our website www.histories-
Date, Time and Place humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in
December for updates on enrolment
Every Monday 11am-1pm for five weeks
dates and term dates.
commencing on 8th August 2022 in
the Trinity Botanic Gardens opposite Applications in person and by post for
Palmerston Park, Dartry, Dublin 6 2021-22 courses are suspended.
(nearest Luas Station, Milltown).
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Short Courses 2021/22
You may apply online or by phone* www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
as follows: shortcourses for updates or text ‘INFO’
ONLINE: You may register and pay by to 087 257 2015.
credit/debit card online at www.histories- Duration
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
This lecture-only module comprises
enrolments open for each term.
of one lecture per week over one term
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR commencing in January 2022.
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back.
CLASSICS
Please note that the phone will be very
busy during the application period and A Course on Babylon/NEW
staff continue to work from home so there
may be a delay in replying to your call. We This is a new course being offered by
thank you in advance for your patience the School of Histories and Humanities,
and understanding. visit the website for the most up to date
information: https://histories-humanities.
* Text only phone.
tcd.ie/shortcourses
Fee
Lecturer: Dr Selga Medenieks.
€75 for the course.
The concession rate for the course is €45.* How to Apply
Please check our website www.histories-
* The concession rate is available to
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in
second and third level students and
December for updates on enrolment
people whose primary source of income
dates and term dates.
is a Social Welfare pension or payment,
Jobseekers, Health Board or a Applications in person and by post
government-sponsored employment for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
scheme.
You may apply online or by phone*
Time and Place as follows:
Day-time course: Time and venue to be ONLINE: You may register and pay by
confirmed. Whether these lectures will credit/debit card online at www.histories-
be in person or online will depend on the humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
situation with COVID 19 later in the year. If enrolments open for each term.
online, lectures may be pre-recorded and By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
made available at the time the lectures COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
should be scheduled, or they may be live receive a call back.
on Zoom. Live lectures are not necessarily
recorded, so you may have to attend at the
time stated.
8 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
Please note that the phone will be very counterparts to the south and Greek
busy during the application period and contemporaries to the west, but equally
staff continue to work from home so there impressive. Beginning with the Hittites and
may be a delay in replying to your call. covering kingdoms from the mountains of
We thank you in advance for your patience Urartu, to Phrygia, Lydia, and the Ionian
and understanding. coast, we will also examine the reality
* Text only phone. behind Herodotus’ tales of legendary
kings, including Midas, Croesus, and
Fee Cyrus the Great.
€75 for the course.
Lecturer: Dr Selga Medenieks.
The concession rate for the course is €45.*
* The concession rate is available to How to Apply
second and third level students and Please check our website www.histories-
people whose primary source of humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
income is a Social Welfare pension or 16 August for updates on enrolment
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or dates and term dates.
a government-sponsored employment Applications in person and by post
scheme. for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
Time and Place You may apply online or by phone*
Mondays 6-7 pm. TBC if this course will be as follows:
taught online or in person. Please check ONLINE: You may register and pay by
our website in December www.histories- credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses. humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
Duration enrolments open for each term.
This lecture-only module comprises By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
of one lecture per week over one term COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
commencing in January 2022. receive a call back.
Please note that the phone will be very
CLASSICS busy during the application period and
staff continue to work from home so there
Ancient Anatolia from the may be a delay in replying to your call. We
Hittites to King Croesus thank you in advance for your patience
and understanding.
This module provides an introduction * Text only phone.
to the ancient cultures of Anatolia (Asia
Minor/Modern Turkey) and their history, Fee
archaeology and art. The diverse people €75 for the course.
of this important Mediterranean region are The concession rate for the course is €45.*
less well-known than their Near Eastern
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* The concession rate is available to The second term will be devoted to a
second and third level students and careful study of the Ancient Greek literary
people whose primary source of language through samplings of Greek
income is a Social Welfare pension or authors, in both poetry and prose, ranging
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or from the archaic to Hellenistic times. We
a government-sponsored employment will also consider the relevance of the
scheme. past in the present and there will be time
to explore some favourite topics more in-
Time and Place depth through inclusive but leisurely class
Mondays 6-7 pm. These lectures will be discussion.
live on Zoom. Please check our website
after 16 August for updates www.histories- How to Apply
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses Please check our website www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
Duration 16 August for updates on enrolment
This lecture-only module comprises dates and term dates.
of one lecture per week over one term
commencing in September 2021. Applications in person and by post for
2021-22 courses are suspended.
CLASSICS You may apply online or by phone*
as follows:
Ancient Greek Language and ONLINE: You may register and pay by
Culture – Beginners credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
This evening course will run subject to enrolments open for each term.
sufficient numbers enrolling – there will be
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
a limited number of places available.
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
This course offers a comprehensive receive a call back.
appraisal of the language of ancient
Please note that the phone will be very
Greece. It also explores some central
busy during the application period and
features of Ancient Greek literature. In this
staff continue to work from home so there
course we aim to examine the cultural
may be a delay in replying to your call. We
context surrounding classical Greek and
thank you in advance for your patience
its successors. In the first term, those who
and understanding.
have knowledge of Greek grammar will be
able to review it at a leisurely pace while * Text only phone.
people with little or no knowledge will Fee
have an opportunity to learn the basics of
You must sign up for the full year to secure
the Greek grammar. Aspects such as the
a place on this course.
origins of the language and the dialects
will also be considered in the first term. €250 for the course.
10 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
The concession rate is €125.* How to Apply
* The concession rate is available to Please check our website www.histories-
second and third level students and humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
people whose primary source of 16 August for updates on enrolment
income is a Social Welfare pension or dates and term dates.
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
Applications in person and by post for
a government-sponsored employment
2021-22 courses are suspended.
scheme.
You may apply online or by phone*
Time and Place as follows:
Thursdays 6-7.30 p.m. This course will be
ONLINE: You may register and pay by
taught online. Please check our website
credit/debit card online at www.histories-
after 16 August for updates www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses
enrolments open for each term.
Duration By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
This course comprises of one class per COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
week over two terms commencing in receive a call back.
September 2021 and recommencing in
Please note that the phone will be very
January 2022.
busy during the application period and
staff continue to work from home so there
CLASSICS may be a delay in replying to your call. We
thank you in advance for your patience
Ancient Greek Language and and understanding.
Culture – Intermediate * Text only phone.
This evening course will run subject to Fee
sufficient numbers enrolling – there will be You must sign up for the full year to secure
a limited number of places available. a place on this course.
In this intermediate course learning and €250 for the course.
reading ancient Greek is combined with
The concession rate is €125.*
an exploration of literature and culture.
Building on the basics of Greek grammar * The concession rate is available to
acquired at Beginners level, we will second and third level students and
consolidate foundations to begin reading people whose primary source of
unadapted works in Attic and Koine Greek. income is a Social Welfare pension or
Books used and texts read will be specified payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
by the tutor at the beginning of the course. a government-sponsored employment
scheme.
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Time and Place may be a delay in replying to your call. We
Thursdays 7.30-9 p.m. This course will be thank you in advance for your patience
taught online. Please check our website and understanding.
after 16 August for updates www.histories- * Text only phone.
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses.
Fee
Duration You must sign up for the full year to secure
This course comprises of one class per a place on this course.
week over two terms commencing in
€250 for the course.
September 2021 and recommencing in
January 2022. The concession rate is €125.*
* The concession rate is available to
second and third level students and
CLASSICS
people whose primary source of
Beginners Modern Greek income is a Social Welfare pension or
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
Language
a government-sponsored employment
This evening course will run subject to scheme.
sufficient numbers enrolling – there will be Time and Place
a limited number of places available.
TBC. This course will be taught live on
How to Apply Zoom. Classes will not be recorded.
Please check our website www.histories- Duration
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in August
This course comprises of one class per
for updates on enrolment dates and term
week over two terms commencing in
dates.
September 2021 and recommencing in
Applications in person and by post for January 2022.
2021-22 courses are suspended.
You may apply online or by phone* CLASSICS
as follows:
ONLINE: You may register and pay by Greek and Roman Mythology
credit/debit card online at www.histories- and Religion Part I
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
What is myth? How do myths deal with
enrolments open for each term.
fundamental human concerns about
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR who we are and the world we live in? This
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will module is an introduction to the major
receive a call back. myths of the classical world using the full
Please note that the phone will be very range of primary source material: literary,
busy during the application period and artistic and archaeological. It explores the
staff continue to work from home so there functions of myth within society and the
12 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
various theories of myth. The key themes * The concession rate is available to
of the module will include creation myths second and third level students and
in the wider context of Near Eastern people whose primary source of
mythology, the character of the Olympian income is a Social Welfare pension or
gods, heroes and their monstrous payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
opponents, divine-human relations, and a government-sponsored employment
the major mythic cycles of the Trojan war, scheme.
and the Atreus and Theban sagas.
Time and Place
Lecturer: Dr Suzanne O’Neill. Day-time course: Time and venue to be
How to Apply confirmed. This course will be taught
online due to the ongoing situation with
Please check our website www.histories-
COVID-19. Online lectures may be pre-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
recorded and made available at the time
16 August for updates on enrolment
the lectures should be scheduled, or they
dates and term dates.
may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are not
Applications in person and by post necessarily recorded, so you may have to
for 2021-22 courses are suspended. attend at the time stated.
You may apply online or by phone* www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
as follows: shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
ONLINE: You may register and pay by to 087 257 2015
credit/debit card online at www.histories- Duration
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
This lecture-only module comprises
enrolments open for each term.
of one lecture per week over one term
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR commencing in September 2021.
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back.
CLASSICS
Please note that the phone will be very
busy during the application period and Greek and Roman Mythology
staff continue to work from home so there and Religion Part II
may be a delay in replying to your call. We
thank you in advance for your patience What is myth? How do myths deal with
and understanding. fundamental human concerns about who
* Text only phone. we are and the world we live in? What
is the relationship between myth and
Fee religion? Why did the Greeks and Romans
€75 for the course. worship many gods, believe in oracles,
The concession rate for the course is €45.* or perform animal sacrifice? This lecture-
only module is an introduction to the
major myths and religions of the classical
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world using the full range of primary Please note that the phone will be very
source material: literary, artistic and busy during the application period and
archaeological. It explores the functions staff continue to work from home so there
of myth within society and the various may be a delay in replying to your call.
theories of myth. The first half of the We thank you in advance for your patience
course will focus on themes such as the and understanding.
creation of myths in the wider context of * Text only phone.
Near Eastern mythology, the character
of the Olympian gods, heroes and their Fee
monstrous opponents, divine-human €75 for the course.
relations, and the major mythic cycles of The concession rate for the course is €45.*
the Trojan war, and the Atreus and Theban
* The concession rate is available to
sagas. The second half of the course will
second and third level students and
explore the nature of Greek and Roman
people whose primary source of
religion in its social context. It considers
income is a Social Welfare pension or
key elements of ritual action: sacrifice,
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
rites of passage, festivals, as well as the
a government-sponsored employment
diverse ancient beliefs on death and the
scheme.
afterlife and the role of mystery religions.
This lecture-only course will be illustrated. Time and Place
Lecturer: Dr Suzanne O’Neill. Day-time course: Time and venue to be
confirmed. Whether these lectures will
How to Apply be in person or online will depend on the
Please check our website www.histories- situation with COVID 19 later in the year.
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in If online, lectures may be pre-recorded
December for updates on enrolment and made available at the time the
dates and term dates. lectures should be scheduled, or they
may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are
Applications in person and by post
not necessarily recorded, so you may
for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
have to attend at the time stated.
You may apply online or by phone*
www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
as follows:
shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
ONLINE: You may register and pay by to 087 257 2015.
credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER Duration
enrolments open for each term. This lecture-only module comprises
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR of one lecture per week over one term
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will commencing in January 2022.
receive a call back.
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CLASSICS Please note that the phone will be very
busy during the application period and
Introduction to Greek Art staff continue to work from home so there
and Architecture may be a delay in replying to your call. We
thank you in advance for your patience
This module offers an introductory survey and understanding.
of the development and major artistic * Text only phone.
and artistic achievements of Greek
architecture, sculpture and painting from Fee
the Greek Bronze Age to the Hellenistic €150 for the course.
period. The module places art and The concession rate for the course is €75.*
architecture in its social, political and
* The concession rate is available to
cultural context. It explores themes such
second and third level students and
as the representation of the human form,
people whose primary source of
the use of narrative and mythology in art,
income is a Social Welfare pension or
urbanisation, and the development of
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
architectural forms such as temples and
a government-sponsored employment
theatres.
scheme.
Lecturer: Dr Giorgos Papantoniou.
Time and Place
How to Apply Day-time course: Time and venue to be
Please check our website www.histories- confirmed. This course will be taught
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after online due to the ongoing situation with
16 August for updates on enrolment COVID-19. Online lectures may be pre-
dates and term dates. recorded and made available at the time
the lectures should be scheduled, or they
Applications in person and by post
may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are not
for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
necessarily recorded, so you may have to
You may apply online or by phone* attend at the time stated.
as follows:
www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
ONLINE: You may register and pay by shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
credit/debit card online at www.histories- to 087 257 2015.
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
enrolments open for each term. Duration
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR This lecture-only module comprises of
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will two lectures per week over one term
receive a call back. commencing in September 2021.
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CLASSICS Fee
€150 for the course.
Introduction to Greek History The concession rate for the course is €75.*
This course provides an introductory * The concession rate is available to
survey of the history of the Greek second and third level students and
world, from the Greek Archaic age people whose primary source of
to the Hellenistic period. The main income is a Social Welfare pension or
trends and issues of this period will be payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
explored through major themes such a government-sponsored employment
as colonisation, imperialism, war, the scheme.
Athenian invention of democracy, and
Time and Place
the rise of Alexander.
Day-time course: Time and venue to be
Lecturer: Dr Shane Wallace. confirmed. This course will be taught
online due to the ongoing situation with
How to Apply
COVID-19. Online lectures may be pre-
Please check our website www.histories-
recorded and made available at the time
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
the lectures should be scheduled, or they
16 August for updates on enrolment
may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are not
dates and term dates.
necessarily recorded, so you may have to
Applications in person and by post attend at the time stated.
for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
You may apply online or by phone* shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
as follows: to 087 257 2015.
ONLINE: You may register and pay by Duration
credit/debit card online at www.histories-
This lecture-only module comprises of
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
two lectures per week over one term
enrolments open for each term.
commencing in September 2021.
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back. CLASSICS
Please note that the phone will be very Introduction to Roman Art
busy during the application period and and Architecture
staff continue to work from home so
there may be a delay in replying to your There are a limited number of places
call. We thank you in advance for your available on this course. This lecture-
patience and understanding. only module is an introductory survey
* Text only phone. of the development and major artistic
and technical achievements of Greek
16 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
and Roman architecture, sculpture and * Text only phone.
painting. The course places art and
architecture in its social, political and
Fee
cultural context. It explores themes such €150 for the course.
as the representation of the human form, The concession rate for the course is €75.*
the use of narrative and mythology in * The concession rate is available to
art, and urbanisation, and it looks at second and third level students and
the works of individual artists. It traces people whose primary source of
the development of architectural forms, income is a Social Welfare pension or
such as temples, theatres and Roman payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
baths with attention to many of the iconic a government-sponsored employment
buildings and sites of the ancient world, scheme.
including the Parthenon, Delphi and
Olympia, the Colosseum, the Pantheon Time and Place
and Pompeii. Day-time course: Time and venue to be
confirmed. Whether these lectures will
Lecturer: Dr Giorgos Papantoniou.
be in person or online will depend on the
How to Apply situation with COVID 19 later in the year. If
Please check our website www.histories- online, lectures may be pre-recorded and
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in made available at the time the lectures
December for updates on enrolment should be scheduled, or they may be live
dates and term dates. on Zoom. Live lectures are not necessarily
recorded, so you may have to attend at the
Applications in person and by post time stated.
for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
You may apply online or by phone* shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
as follows: to 087 257 2015.
ONLINE: You may register and pay by
Duration
credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER This lecture-only module comprises of
enrolments open for each term. two lectures per week over one term
commencing in January 2022.
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back. CLASSICS
Please note that the phone will be very Introduction to Roman History
busy during the application period and
staff continue to work from home so there This lecture-only module provides an
may be a delay in replying to your call. We introductory survey of the history of
thank you in advance for your patience the Greek and Roman world, from the
and understanding. Greek Archaic age (c.700 BC) to the
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death of Augustus in AD 14. The main * The concession rate is available to
trends and issues of this period will second and third level students and
be explored including colonisation, people whose primary source of
imperialism, war, the Athenian invention income is a Social Welfare pension or
of democracy, the rise of Alexander, and payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
the emergence of Rome as a major power a government-sponsored employment
in the Mediterranean. There will also be scheme.
discussion of the main historical sources.
Time and Place
Lecturers: Dr Rebecca Usherwood. Day-time course: Time and venue to be
How to Apply confirmed. Whether these lectures will
be in person or online will depend on the
Please check our website www.histories-
situation with COVID 19 later in the year. If
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses in
online, lectures may be pre-recorded and
December for updates on enrolment
made available at the time the lectures
dates and term dates.
should be scheduled, or they may be live
Applications in person and by post on Zoom. Live lectures are not necessarily
for 2021-22 courses are suspended. recorded, so you may have to attend at the
time stated.
You may apply online or by phone*
as follows: www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
ONLINE: You may register and pay by shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’
credit/debit card online at www.histories- to 087 257 2015.
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER Duration
enrolments open for each term.
This lecture-only module comprises of
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR two lectures per week over one term
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will commencing in January 2022.
receive a call back.
Please note that the phone will be very CLASSICS
busy during the application period and
staff continue to work from home so there Latin Language and Culture –
may be a delay in replying to your call. We Beginners
thank you in advance for your patience
and understanding. This course will run subject to sufficient
* Text only phone. numbers enrolling – there will be a limited
number of places available.
Fee
This evening course offers a comprehensive
€150 for the course.
appraisal of the language of ancient
The concession rate for the course is €75.* Rome. It also explores some central
features of Latin literature. In this course
18 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
we aim to examine the cultural context * Text only phone.
surrounding classical Latin and its
successors. In the first term, those who
Fee
have knowledge of Latin grammar will be You must sign up for the full year to secure
able to review it at a leisurely pace, while a place on this course.
people with little or no knowledge will €250 for the course.
have an opportunity to learn the basics The concession rate is €125.*
of the Latin grammar. Aspects such as
* The concession rate is available to
the origins and development of the Latin
second and third level students and
language, its power of communication,
people whose primary source of
comparisons between formal and informal
income is a Social Welfare pension or
Latin in antiquity and beyond will also
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
be considered. The second term will be
a government-sponsored employment
devoted to a careful study of the Latin
scheme.
literary language through samplings of
Latin authors, in both poetry and prose, Time and Place
ranging from antiquity to early modern Wednesdays 6-7.30 p.m. This course
times. will be taught online. Please check our
website after 16 August for updates www.
How to Apply
histories-humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses
Please check our website www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after Duration
16 August for updates on enrolment This course comprises of one class per
dates and term dates. week over two terms commencing in
September 2021 and recommencing in
Applications in person and by post
January 2022.
for 2021-22 courses are suspended.
You may apply online or by phone*
CLASSICS
as follows:
ONLINE: You may register and pay by Latin Language and Culture –
credit/debit card online at www.histories- Intermediate
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
enrolments open for each term. This evening course will run subject to
sufficient numbers enrolling – there will be
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
a limited number of places available.
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back. An intermediate reading course in Latin is
combined with an exploration of Roman
Please note that the phone will be very
life and literature. Starting with a swift
busy during the application period and
review of the basics of Latin grammar,
staff continue to work from home so there
we will aim to begin reading unadapted
may be a delay in replying to your call. We
works of Roman literature by the end of
thank you in advance for your patience
the course.
and understanding.
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How to Apply Time and Place
Please check our website www.histories- Wednesdays 7.30-9 p.m. This course will
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after be taught online. Please check our website
16 August for updates on enrolment after 16 August for updates www.histories-
dates and term dates. humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses
Applications in person and by post Duration
for 2021-22 courses are suspended. This course comprises of one class per
You may apply online or by phone* week over two terms commencing in
as follows: September 2021 and recommencing in
January 2022.
ONLINE: You may register and pay by
credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER CLASSICS
enrolments open for each term.
By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR Post-Beginners Modern Greek
COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will Language
receive a call back.
This evening course will run subject to
Please note that the phone will be very sufficient numbers enrolling – there will be
busy during the application period and a limited number of places available.
staff continue to work from home so there
How to Apply
may be a delay in replying to your call. We
thank you in advance for your patience Please check our website www.histories-
and understanding. humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after
16 August for updates on enrolment
* Text only phone.
dates and term dates.
Fee Applications in person and by post for
You must sign up for the full year to secure 2021-22 courses are suspended.
a place on this course.
You may apply online or by phone*
€250 for the course. as follows:
The concession rate is €125.* ONLINE: You may register and pay by
* The concession rate is available to credit/debit card online at www.histories-
second and third level students and humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
people whose primary source of enrolments open for each term.
income is a Social Welfare pension or By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or COURSE’ to 087 257 2015* and you will
a government-sponsored employment receive a call back.
scheme.
20 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
Please note that the phone will be very The course will be of special interest
busy during the application period and to teachers and pupils preparing for
staff continue to work from home so there the examination but the lectures will
may be a delay in replying to your call. We be directed towards a more general
thank you in advance for your patience audience as well.
and understanding.
Fee
* Text only phone.
€50 for the entire series. Individual lectures
Fee are €5 each. Concessionary rates for the
You must sign up for the full year to secure full series will be €45 or individual lecture
a place on this course. €4 each. The concessionary rate applies
to: students, OAPs, unemployed, groups
€250 for the course. of 20+; Trinity staff and Graduates.
The concession rate is €125.*
How to Apply
* The concession rate is available to
Online Application: Booking details will be
second and third level students and
available in August from the Trinity Oscar
people whose primary source of
Wilde website: www.tcd.ie/owc/evening-
income is a Social Welfare pension or
lectures
payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
a government-sponsored employment Date, Time and Place
scheme. Due to COVID-19, lectures will take place
online via Eventbrite. Upon registering
Time and Place
with Eventbrite, you will be sent a link to
TBC. This course will be taught live on
access the online lecture(s).
Zoom. Classes will not be recorded.
There will be 10 weekly lectures beginning
Duration on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm, Tuesday
This course comprises of one class per 5th October 2021.
week over two terms commencing in
September 2021 and recommencing in
January 2022. ENGLISH
Literature
ENGLISH
From January to April, the School hosts a
English Literature series of lectures which adopt a thematic
approach to the study of literature.
This course will provide an introduction The chosen theme varies from year to
to major authors of poetry, drama and year, offering members of the public
prose through close examination of the opportunity to consider English
selected texts, chosen from among those literary works from a variety of fresh and
prescribed for the Leaving Certificate. thought-provoking perspectives. Themes
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covered in recent years have included financing and resource allocation within
Fear in Literature, Cities in Literature, and health systems. Key issues addressed
Literature and Revolution. Further details include:
for the upcoming theme and booking – the ways in which individuals respond
details will be available in November to incentives;
from the Trinity Oscar Wilde website:
– the advantages and disadvantages
www.tcd.ie/owc/evening-lectures.
of different ways of financing health
Fee services;
€50 for the entire series. Individual lectures – the role of cost-effectiveness analysis
are €5 each. The concession rate for the in determining access to services.
full series will be €40 or individual lecture
By the end of the course, participants
€4 each. The concessionary rate applies
should:
to: students, OAPs, unemployed, groups
of 20+; Trinity staff and Graduates. – understand the fundamental principles
of supply and demand and how
How to Apply they relate to health and healthcare
Online Application: Booking details will services;
be available in November from the Trinity – appreciate options for financing health
Oscar Wilde website: www.tcd.ie/owc/ services and how different methods
evening-lectures. affect access to care and performance
Date, Time and Place of care providers;
Due to COVID-19, lectures will take place – describe how the methods of cost-
online via Eventbrite. Upon registering effectiveness analysis can be applied
with Eventbrite, you will be sent a link to to various healthcare interventions.
access the online lecture(s).
Teaching Dates
There will be 10 weekly lectures beginning This short course is delivered over a four
on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm, from week period (Thurs-Fri), and through a
Tuesday 8th February 2022. combination of live online; pre-recorded/
curated; and live on campus modes
(subject to public health guidance). The
HEALTH POLICY AND
short course is scheduled to start on the
MANAGEMENT
16th Dec 2021. Precise dates on delivery
Health Economics modes can be provided to interested
applicants on request.
Module Description How to Apply
This short course examines the role of
Interested applicants should contact the
economic principles in understanding
Centre of Health Policy and Management,
the behaviour of users and providers
E: mscinhsm@tcd.ie.
of healthcare, systems of healthcare
22 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
Admission Criteria By the end of the course, participants
Applications will be considered should:
from applicants with health service 1. Understand and apply theories
management experience. In addition, of organisational behaviour, at
applicants should hold a good honours organisational, group/team and
degree in a professional discipline or hold individual level
other qualifications deemed appropriate 2. Understand key HRM theories, models
by the course committee. The application and activities, and be able to apply
deadline is 18th Nov 2021. them to organisational settings
Fee 3. Understand and be able to apply
€1,080 (excluding application fee). theories of organisation development
and change to an organisational setting
4. Enhance knowledge and
HEALTH POLICY AND
understanding of best practice in
MANAGEMENT
managing people in healthcare
Managing People in Healthcare organisations and systems.
Organisations Teaching Dates
This short course is delivered over two
This short course comprises three inter-
blocks, each over a four week period
related subject areas:
(Thurs-Fri), and through a combination of
– Management and organisational live online; pre-recorded/curated; and live
behaviour (MOB) on campus modes (subject to public health
– Human resource management (HRM) guidance). Block 1 (Management and
– Organisation Development (OD) Organisational Behaviour; Organisation
Development) is scheduled to start on the
Throughout the course, there is a strong 18th Nov 2021. Block 2 (Human Resource
focus on creating a learning environment Management) is scheduled to start on the
that enables students to: 10th March 2022. Precise dates on delivery
– explore and analyse best practice modes can be provided to interested
models, theories and approaches for applicants on request.
each of the three subject areas
How to Apply
– reflect on, apply and assess best
Interested applicants should contact the
practice in the context of their own
Centre of Health Policy and Management,
organisation and experience
E: mscinhsm@tcd.ie.
– develop the knowledge and skills they
need to lead and manage people, Admission Criteria
teams and change in health care Applications will be considered
settings. from applicants with health service
management experience. In addition,
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applicants should hold a good honours Applications in person and by post for
degree in a professional discipline or hold 2021-22 courses are suspended.
other qualifications deemed appropriate
You may apply online or by phone*
by the course committee. The application
as follows:
deadline 21st Oct 2021.
ONLINE: You may register and pay by
Fee credit/debit card online at www.histories-
€2,165 (excluding application fee). humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
enrolments open for each term.
HISTORY OF ART By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
COURSE’ TO 087 257 2015* and you will
Architecture and the City receive a call back.
Architectural history is more than a Please note that the phone will be very
stylistic, material, and object-oriented field busy during the application period and
of study. The broader context within which staff continue to work from home so there
a building sits; the spatial conversation may be a delay in replying to you. We
between buildings within public space; would like to thank you in advance for your
the design of streets, transport, and patience and understanding.
services; and the cultural, economic, and * Text only phone.
biological processes of people that inhabit
and negotiate these spaces – within what Fee
we call the ‘urban’ – has always been a €150 for the course.
fundamental component of the discourse The concession rate for the course is €75.*
of architectural history. This course * The concession rate is available to
explores how architecture intersects with second and third level students and
the idea of the ‘city’ in its various guises people whose primary source of
through history from the Renaissance to income is a Social Welfare pension or
the present day. Students will examine payment, Jobseekers, Health Board or
the city as form, system, infrastructure, a government-sponsored employment
theatre, ecology, cradle of society, engine scheme.
of capital, political surface, producer of
national identity, and techno-utopia. Time and Place
Day-time course: Time and venue to be
Lecturer: Dr Christopher Cowell.
confirmed. This course will be taught
How to Apply online due to the ongoing situation with
Please check our website www.histories- COVID-19. Online lectures may be pre-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after recorded and made available at the time
16 August for updates on enrolment the lectures should be scheduled, or they
dates and term dates. may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are not
necessarily recorded, so you may have to
attend at the time stated.
24 Trinity College Dublin, The University of DublinShort Courses 2021/22
www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/ You may apply online or by phone*
shortcourses for updates text ‘INFO’ as follows:
to 087 257 2015. ONLINE: You may register and pay by
Duration credit/debit card online at www.histories-
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses AFTER
This lecture-only module comprises of
enrolments open for each term.
two lectures per week over one term
commencing in September 2021. By telephone: Please text ‘APPLY FOR
COURSE’ TO 087 257 2015* and you will
receive a call back.
HISTORY OF ART
Please note that the phone will be very
Arts of Japan busy during the application period and
staff continue to work from home so there
This module will examine cultural may be a delay in replying to you. We
highpoints in the arts of Japan from the would like to thank you in advance for your
fourteenth to the nineteenth centuries. patience and understanding.
Artefacts in all media – painting, ceramics,
* Text only phone.
lacquer and textiles – will be examined in
the context of the influence of China on Fee
Japan, the creation of the Shogun Court, €75 for the course.
the rise of the merchant classes and the The concession rate for the course is €45.*
establishment of the pleasure districts in
* The concession rate is available to second
burgeoning Tokyo. Particular attention
and third level students and people whose
will be paid to lacquer ware created for
primary source of income is a Social
the domestic and European market, the
Welfare pension or payment, Jobseekers,
arts associated with the tea ceremony and
Health Board or a government-sponsored
traditional Japanese theatre. Themes of
employment scheme.
Japonisme will be explored, particularly
in nineteenth century Ireland as Japan Time and Place
emerged after 250 years of self-imposed Day-time course: Time and venue to be
isolation from the outside world. confirmed. This course will be taught
Lecturer: Ms. Ruth Starr. online due to the ongoing situation with
COVID-19. Online lectures may be pre-
How to Apply recorded and made available at the time
Please check our website www.histories- the lectures should be scheduled, or they
humanities.tcd.ie/shortcourses after may be live on Zoom. Live lectures are not
16 August for updates on enrolment necessarily recorded, so you may have to
dates and term dates. attend at the time stated.
Applications in person and by post for www.histories-humanities.tcd.ie/
2021-22 courses are suspended. shortcourses for updates or text ‘INFO’
to 087 257 2015.
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