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34749 Postgrad 05 INSIDE THE UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN TRINITY COLLEGE POSTGRADUATE COURSES 2005 www.tcd.ie TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 2 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 The College's Mission Trinity College Dublin exists to provide an internationally recognised centre of excellence in higher education wherein a diverse body of students may learn and train in their chosen disciplines and scholars may carry out research in order to advance knowledge in their various subjects. To this end the College seeks to enable the widest possible range of students to pursue theoretical and applied subjects; foster independence of thought; sustain basic and applied research; be available as a resource of expertise and knowledge to the community; play a key role in providing appropriately skilled manpower; meet the social, economic and technological needs of society; foster international cooperation; and exchange in higher education and research. 3 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 How this Publication is organised The first section of this book contains listings cover Masters courses first and certain courses appear twice and general information on various aspects Postgraduate Diploma courses second – immediately following this introduction of Ireland, Dublin and the University. both lists are in alphabetical order. Based is a comprehensive index. on historical or other reasons, applicants The second section is divided up by may find that courses expected to be The second last section of the six areas of study: Arts (Humanities); listed under a certain study area are publication is a copy of the main Arts (Letters); Business, Economic and actually listed under an alternative study College charges levied on Social Studies; Engineering and Systems area. For example, the taught M.Sc. in postgraduate students. Sciences; Health Sciences and Science. High Performance Computing is listed Finally, at the end, you will find an under Mathematics in the area of Following the general introduction alphabetical index of all postgraduate Science, and not within Computer to each area of study are the entries courses offered. Science, in the area of Engineering and for the particular disciplines arranged Systems Sciences. For this reason the alphabetically. Following these entries publication is cross-referenced, so that are listings of the taught courses. The 4 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 Contents Graduate Studies Office 9 Named Degree Courses 38 Postgraduate Diplomas 54 INTRODUCTION Bachelor in Divinity (B.D.) 38 Clinical Supervision 54 Doctor in Clinical Psychology Conflict and Dispute The Country, the City, (D.Clin.Psych) 39 Resolution Studies 1 54 and the University 12 Doctor in Education (D.Ed.) 40 In-Service Education 55 The University and its Central Facilities 14 Master of Laws (LL.M.) 40 Music and Media Technologies 56 Master in Education (M.Ed.) 41 Other College Services 17 Higher Diplomas 57 Master in Studies (M.St.) 42 Postgraduate Study in Higher Diploma in Education Trinity College 20 M.Sc. Courses 42 (Secondary level) 57 Costs 22 Counselling Psychology 42 Higher Diploma in Education International Students 24 (Primary level) 58 Educational Guidance Climate, Travel, Visas, and Counselling 43 Higher Diploma in Psychology 59 Accommodation 25 Educational Management 45 ARTS (LETTERS) Academic Year, Registration, I.T. in Education 46 Orientation 27 Classics 63 Science Education 46 Drama 64 ARTS (HUMANITIES) M.Phil. Courses 47 English Studies 64 Centre for Gender and 1 French Studies 65 Women’s Studies 30 Ecumenical Studies 47 1 Germanic Studies 65 Education 31 International Peace Studies 48 Hispanic Studies 66 History of Art and Architecture 31 Irish Art History 49 Irish and Celtic Languages 67 Irish School of Ecumenics 32 Medieval History 49 Italian 67 Law 32 Modern Irish History 50 Centre for Language and Medieval History 33 Music and Media Technologies 51 Communication Studies 67 Modern History 34 Psychoanalytic Studies 51 1 Russian 68 Music 35 Reconciliation Studies 51 Philosophy 35 Reformation and Enlightenment Studies 53 Psychology 36 Women’s Studies 53 Religions and Theology 38 5 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 M.Phil. Courses 69 Organisational Behaviour M.Sc. Courses 96 Anglo Irish Literature 69 Programme 83 Bioengineering 2 96 Creative Writing 69 Business Administration Programme 83 Civil Engineering 97 Early Irish 70 Strategic Management Programme 83 Computer Science Film Theory and History 70 International Business Programme 84 (Networks and Distributed Systems) 97 German Literature with Master in Social Work 84 Computer Science Language Pedagogy 71 (Ubiquitous Computing) 98 M.Sc. Courses 84 Irish Theatre and Film Studies 71 Health Informatics 98 Applied Social Research 84 Linguistics/Applied Linguistics/ I.T. in Education 98 Child Protection and Welfare 85 Speech and Language Processing 72 Integrated Systems Design 99 Drug and Alcohol Policy 85 Literary Translation 72 Management of Information Systems 100 Economics 86 Medieval Language, Mechanical and Manufacturing Economic Policy Studies 87 Literature and Culture 73 Engineering – Erasmus Mundus 100 Popular Literature 73 M.Phil. Courses 87 Multimedia Systems 101 Textual and Visual Studies: Ethnic and Racial Studies 87 M.Phil. Courses 102 19th and 20th Century France 74 Social Work Research 88 Music and Media Technologies 102 Postgraduate Diplomas 75 Postgraduate Diplomas 89 Postgraduate Diplomas 102 Old Irish 75 Child Protection and Welfare 89 Applied Building Repair and BUSINESS, ECONOMIC ENGINEERING AND Conservation 102 AND SOCIAL STUDIES SYSTEMS SCIENCES Computer Science Business Studies 78 Civil, Structural and (Ubiquitous Computing) 102 Economics 79 Environmental Engineering 92 Construction Law and Contract Political Science 80 Computer Science 93 Administration 103 Social Studies 81 Electronic and Electrical Engineering 93 Environmental Engineering 103 Sociology 81 Mechanical and Manufacturing Fire Safety Practice Engineering 94 (Buildings and Other Structures) 104 Named Degree Courses 82 Statistics 95 Health and Safety in Construction 104 Master in Business Health Informatics 104 Administration (M.B.A.) 82 Named Degree Courses 96 Highway and Geotechnical Master in Management (M.Sc.) 82 Master in Engineering (M.A.I.) 96 Engineering 105 Management Practice Programme 83 Master in Engineering (M.A.I.) Physical Planning 105 Recurrent Education 96 6 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 Project Management 106 Professional Higher Hospital Pharmacy Quality Improvement 106 Degree Programmes 123 (jointly with Science) 131 Statistics 107 Doctor in Medicine (M.D.) 123 Mammalian Cell Physiology 131 Master in Obstetrics (M.A.O.) 124 Medical Imaging 132 HEALTH SCIENCES Master in Surgery (M.Ch.) 124 Midwifery 132 Anatomy 111 Master in Dental Science Molecular Medicine 133 Clinical Medicine 111 (M.Dent.Sc.) 125 Molecular Pathology 134 Clinical Microbiology 112 Professional Research Nursing 134 Clinical Speech and Programmes 125 Occupational Therapy 135 Language Studies 112 Master in Dental Surgery Paediatrics 135 Dental Science 113 (M.Dent.Ch.) 125 Pharmaceutical Medicine 136 Haemotology 114 Oral Medicine with Oral Pathology 125 Physical Sciences in Medicine 136 Histopathology and Morbid Anatomy 114 Oral Surgery 126 Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 137 Immunology 115 Orthodontics 126 Sports Medicine 138 Nursing and Midwifery 115 Paediatric Dentistry 126 Obstetrics and Gynaecology 116 Postgraduate Diplomas 138 Periodontics 127 Occupational Therapy 117 Clinical Dentistry 138 Prosthodontics 127 Paediatrics 117 Clinical Engineering Pharmacology and Therapeutics 118 M.Sc. Courses 128 (Equipment Management) 139 Physiology 118 Cardiac Rehabilitation 128 Clinical Health Sciences Education 139 Physiotherapy 119 Cardiology 128 Clinical Speech and Language Studies (Dysphagia) 140 Psychiatry 119 Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 128 Cognitive Psychotherapy 140 Public Health and Primary Care 120 Clinical Speech and Language Studies Exercise Physiology 140 Radiation Therapy 121 (Dysphagia) 129 Gerontological Nursing 141 Surgery 121 Cognitive Psychotherapy 129 Gynaecology and Obstetrics 142 Named Degree Programmes 122 Exercise Physiology 129 Health Informatics 142 Integrated Doctorate in Gerontological Nursing 129 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Molecular Medicine (M.Sc./Ph.D.) 122 Global Health 130 Technology 142 Integrated Doctorate in 3 Health Informatics (jointly with Midwifery 143 Neuroscience (M.Sc./Ph.D.) 123 Engineering and Systems Sciences) 130 Molecular Medicine 143 Health Services Management 130 Nuclear Medicine 144 7 TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN Postgraduate Courses 2005 Oncological Nursing 4 144 M.Sc. Courses 160 1Taught in the Irish School of Ecumenics. Paediatric Nursing 5 145 Community Pharmacy 160 2 Jointly taught with the University of Limerick and the University of Ulster. Pharmaceutical Medicine 145 Environmental Sciences 160 3 Jointly taught with the Rotunda Hospital and Professional Nursing Studies 146 High Performance Computing 161 Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda. 4 Jointly taught with St. Luke’s and St. Anne’s Professional Midwifery Studies 146 Hospital Pharmacy Hospital and St. James’s Hospital (School of Specialist Nursing 5 147 (jointly with Health Sciences) 162 Nursing) Pharmaceutical Analysis 162 5 Jointly taught with St. James’s Hospital and SCIENCE the Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Biochemistry 150 incorporating the National Children’s Technology 163
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