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The Foundation Course aims to tackle educational disadvantage by offering another way to third-level education for mature students and young adults.

For over 20 years Trinity’s Foundation Course for Higher Education has tackled educational disadvantage by offering another way to third-level education for young adults and mature students.

Beckett, access, the importance of education and how literature can cross generations: watch the story behind the artwork by Joe Caslin, featuring Trinity Access student Leah Kenny.

Trinity College Dublin is offering four Asylum Seeker Access Provision (ASAP) scholarships for students in direct provision. Click here for application details.

Young students showcase their handmade books in the Long Room of the old library as part of a wonderful collaboration between TAP schools, the Trinity College Library and the School of English.

Watch the RTé Nationwide episode about the Trinity Access Programmes here.

Our co-director Dr Cliona Hannon wrote this article on the importance of access and inclusion in Irish third-level education in the Sunday Independent.

Presentation of cheque by Gavin Dolan of SMF.

An exhibition of 70 handmade books written and illustrated by Dublin primary schoolchildren.

20-26 November 2017 - College Awareness Week aims to celebrate the benefits of going to college, to support students to become ‘college ready’ and to showcase local role models.