Trinity College Dublin
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Trinity College Dublin

Trinity College Dublin

As Ireland's leading university, we are inspiring the next generation of global citizens and global leaders.

College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland

About Trinity College Dublin

19-hectare university with Georgian buildings, known for its humanities, science & medical programs. Trinity College Dublin's History of Art and Architecture program, housed within the School of Histories and Humanities, offers distinctive undergraduate and postgraduate opportunities. The curriculum emphasizes primary study of outstanding collections both on campus and in nearby institutions, providing a broad foundation for research in both Irish and global art and architecture. Students engage with a variety of specialized topics, including Art and Architecture in Late Medieval Ireland, Craft in Architecture, Early Modern Portraiture, Gender, Art and Identity, Art in France 1850-1900, and Art, Design and Nature since 1930. Assessment is conducted through coursework, examinations, and a Capstone research project. The program also facilitates international exchange opportunities.
Program NameDetails
Bachelor of Arts in History of Art and Architecture
Bachelor

This program examines visual culture, art, and architectural history from ancient to contemporary times. Students develop analytical and research skills through gallery visits, fieldwork, and internship opportunities.

4 Years
English
€13,758 to €29,548 per year (TCD fees).
Deadline: June 30th (Non-EU Applicants), rolling admissions from November 1st through June
MPhil in History of Art and Architecture
Master

This program engages with works of art and architecture from the Middle Ages to the present day. It focuses on both Irish and non-Irish art and architecture held in collections in Ireland, providing students with opportunities for primary research.

1 year (full-time), 2 years (part-time)
English
TCD fees for full-time postgraduate courses vary from just over €6,000 up to €35,800.
Deadline: Check course page for specific deadlines as TCD has rolling admissions
PhD in History of Art and Architecture
PhD

This research-based program allows students to work closely with supervisors on a range of subjects, primarily in aspects of Western art. PhD students complete a thesis of no more than 100,000 words.

3-4 years (full-time), 6 years (part-time)
English
Contact the Department for specific tuition details.
Deadline: Check course page for specific deadlines as TCD has rolling admissions
MSc in Smart and Sustainable Cities
Master

This interdisciplinary program integrates urban geography, engineering, computer science, and ecology to study smart and sustainable urbanism. It equips graduates with the tools and insights to lead in planning resilient, equitable, and efficient cities.

1 year (full-time)
English
Contact the School of Natural Sciences for specific tuition details.
Deadline: July 31st

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June 30, 2026 (for History of Art and Architecture - 4 Years - Full-Time)
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Requirements
cao_points_2025: 511 (for BA)
number_of_places_ba: 13
english_language_requirements: Band B (Standard Entry)

Trinity College Dublin Academic FAQ

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Trinity College Dublin provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Bachelor of Arts in History of Art and Architecture, MPhil in History of Art and Architecture, PhD in History of Art and Architecture, MSc in Smart and Sustainable Cities.

Trinity College Dublin is situated in Dublin 2, Ireland, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.