Program Overview

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Overview of University Programs

The university offers a wide range of postgraduate programs at masters, diploma, and certificate levels. These programs are designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in their chosen field, as well as to enhance their career prospects.

Postgraduate Programs

The university offers various postgraduate programs, including:

• A-Z of PG courses
• Postgraduate Research
  • Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
    • School of Business
    • School of Creative Arts
    • School of Education
    • School of English
    • School of Histories and Humanities
    • School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
    • School of Law
    • School of Linguistic, Speech and Communications Sciences
    • School of Psychology
    • School of Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies
    • School of Social Sciences and Philosophy
    • School of Social Work and Social Policy
  • Engineering, Mathematics and Science
    • School of Biochemistry and Immunology
    • School of Chemistry
    • School of Computer Science and Statistics
    • School of Engineering
    • School of Genetics and Microbiology
    • School of Mathematics
    • School of Natural Sciences
    • School of Physics
  • Health Sciences
    • School of Dental Science
    • School of Medicine
    • School of Nursing and Midwifery
    • School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Micro-credentials

The university also offers micro-credentials, which are short, specialized courses that focus on specific skills or areas of knowledge. These micro-credentials are designed to be flexible and can be taken on a part-time basis. Some examples of micro-credentials offered by the university include:

• Negotiating for Value - Micro-credential
• Business & Human Rights: Principles & Practice - Micro-credential
• Leading Teams - Micro-credential
• Creating Value with ESG - Micro-credential
• Finance for Non-Finance Executives - Micro-credential
• Foundations in Lean Ops Excellence - Micro-credential
• Nature-based Entrepreneurship - Micro-credential
• You as Leader - Crafting Your Own Leadership Style - Micro-credential
• Driving Performance with AI and Analytics - Micro-credential
• Mastering AI in Digital Marketing - Micro-credential

CPD Courses

The university offers a range of CPD (Continuing Professional Development) courses, which are designed to help professionals update their skills and knowledge in their field. Some examples of CPD courses offered by the university include:

• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in A Shared Ownership for Wellbeing
• AI and Ethics
• Introduction to Intercultural Communication for the Global Workplace
• Workplace Wellbeing
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Creative Thinking for Business
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Diversity and Unconscious Bias
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Design Thinking for Strategy and Change Management
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Emotional Intelligence for Future Leaders
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Establishing a Business Case for Wellbeing
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in a Framework for Sustainable Workplace Wellbeing
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Gathering Wellbeing Data in your Organisation
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Innovation Planning
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Introduction to Creative Problem Solving
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Introduction to Design Thinking
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Managing Innovation
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Team Dynamics
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Pitching your Idea
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Rapid Idea Generation and Insight
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Storytelling for Business Success
• Masterclass in Pharmaceutical Innovation
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in The Innovation Ecosystem
• Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Tracking Innovation
• Sustainable Green Organisation
• Systemic Risk Management

Short Courses

The university also offers a range of short courses, which are designed to provide students with a brief introduction to a particular subject or skill. Some examples of short courses offered by the university include:

• Botany - Practical Course in Botanical Art
• Centre for Gender and Women’s Studies - Gender: History, Culture and Representation
• Classics - Ancient Greek Language and Culture – Beginners
• Classics - Ancient Greek Language and Culture – Intermediate
• Classics - Beginners Modern Greek Language
• Classics - Greek and Roman Mythology and Religion Part I
• Classics - Greek and Roman Mythology and Religion Part II
• Classics - Introduction to Greek Art and Architecture
• Classics - Introduction to Greek History
• Classics - Introduction to Roman Art and Architecture
• Classics - Introduction to Roman History
• Classics - Latin Language and Culture
• Classics - Post-Beginners Modern Greek Language
• English - English Literature
• English - Literature
• History of Art - Arts of Japan
• History of Art - Cultural Intersections in the History of Art 1
• History of Art - Cultural Intersections in the History of Art 2
• History of Art - Global Postmodern and Contemporary Art
• History of Art - Introduction to European Art 2
• History of Art - Introduction to European Architecture 2
• History of Art - Introduction to the History of Art 1
• History of Art - Introduction to the History of Architecture 1
• History of Art - Islamic Art and Architecture of the Medieval Mediterranean
• History of Art - Renaissance Art
• History of Art - Themes in Irish Art 1
• History of Art - Themes in Irish Art 2
• History - Across the Sea: Ireland and its Neighbours in the Early Middle Ages
• History - American Dreams: Culture in the US, 1840-present
• History - Conquest and Colonization: Early Modern Ireland
• History - Debating Modern Britain: Conflict, Change, and Society in the Long Eighteenth Century
• History - Earthly pasts: an introduction to environmental histories
• History - Empire, Oil, and Revolution: The Middle East in the 20th Century
• History - Europe Divided, c.
• History - Famine, Land and People: Ireland 1830s-1880s
• History - Humans and the Environment in Modern History
• History - Imperialism, Neo-colonialism and Decolonisation in Modern East Asian History
• History - Modern Eastern Europe,
• Histories and Humanities - Introduction to Irish Family History
• Histories and Humanities - Irish Family History: Intermediate Level
• Irish Palaeography
• Languages - Introduction to Irish Sign Language (ISL)
• Languages - Irish Sign Language (ISL) for Beginners
• Languages - Japanese, Intermediate
• Languages - Japanese, Introduction to Language and Culture
• Languages - Japanese, Post-Beginners
• Languages - Korean, Introduction to Language and Culture
• Languages - Korean, Post-Beginners Language and Culture
• Languages - Portuguese
• Languages - Slavonic Languages - Russian
• Psychology: The Science of Behaviour and Mind
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Actors’ Ensemble
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Armed Combat
• The Lir Academy - Acting - The Clown Within Weekend Workshop
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Audiobook Narration
• The Lir Academy Acting Acting Level 1
• The Lir Academy Costume Level 1
• The Lir Academy Screen Acting Level 1
• The Lir Academy - Design - Introduction to Set Design
• The Lir Academy Youth Academy 15 17
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Musical Theatre
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Musical Theatre Intensive
• The Lir Academy - Introduction to Playwriting
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Young Actors’ Programme (Two Weeks)
• Botany - Nature Connection Workshops
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Audition Workshop
• The Lir Academy - Impact and Influence for Women in Business
• The Lir Academy - Presenting Made Brilliant
• History of Art - Global History of Art
• Material Witnesses: Sixteen Objects and the Shaping of Global History
• Languages - Arabic
• Languages - Chinese, Introduction to Language and Culture
• Languages - Turkish, Introduction to Language and Culture
• Languages - Turkish, Post Beginners
• Languages - Turkish, Intermediate
• Languages - Slavonic Languages - Polish
• Languages - Slavonic Languages - Croatian
• Languages - Slavonic Languages - Bulgarian
• Languages - Slavonic Languages - Ukrainian
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Audition Masterclass
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Fundamentals of Acting
• The Lir Academy Acting Level 2
• The Lir Academy Screen Acting Level 2
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Introduction to Voice Over Acting
• The Lir Academy - Acting - Summer Acting Camps
• The Lir Academy Screenwriting Intensive
• The Lir Academy - Performance - Introduction to Dance
• The Lir Academy - Performance - Physical Theatre
• Philosophy Today
• Foundation Course in Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy
• Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy for Psychosis
• Classics - Writing the past
• History of Art - Arts of Astrology: Science and Belief from the Thirteenth to Seventeenth Century
• History - Northern Ireland since 1921
• History - Saints and Sinners in Medieval Europe
• History-The Hundred Years War
• History-The Sexual Politics of Modern Ireland
• History - US History: Power, Politics, People
• History - The World Wars,
• The Lir Academy - Puppetry Weekend Workshop
• The Lir Academy Acting Over 35s Level 1
• The Lir Academy Youth Academy 12-14
• The Lir Academy Introduction to Theatre Directing
• The Lir Academy The Art of Screenwriting
• The Lir Academy Screen Acting Intensive Summer School

Portal at Trinity - Masterclass in Design Thinking for Strategy and Change Management

This masterclass is designed to help individuals and teams working in the product or service industries drive innovation and improve the customer experience. The masterclass will cover the principles of Design Thinking at the organisational level, using Design Thinking to overcome barriers to strategic thinking and justifiable change management, and techniques to drive Design Thinking at the organisational level.

Overview

Implementing effective change at an organisational level can be challenging. Ensuring such change considers, respects and engages the people it impacts is essential. Design Thinking is a process whereby managers can design user-centred solutions to organisational challenges. It involves analysis and imagination and works effectively at the individual, team, and organisational levels. It explores solutions based on the requirements of end-users, leading to innovative solutions that meet actual needs.

What topics will you cover?

• Principles of Design Thinking at the organisational level;
• Using Design Thinking to overcome barriers to strategic thinking and justifiable change management;
• Techniques to drive Design Thinking at the organisational level: What's in my Design Thinking toolkit?

On completion of the Masterclass

On completion of the Masterclass, you will be able to:

• Apply the key principles of Design Thinking holistically at the organisational level;
• Develop human-centred strategies and more sustainable change management practices;
• Reflect on how you could embed Design Thinking across your organisation.

Who is this Masterclass for?

This Masterclass is designed for individuals and teams working in the product or service industries who want to drive innovation and improve the customer experience. This includes but is not limited to professionals such as accountants, solicitors, engineers, bankers, healthcare professionals, public service employees, research and development teams, startups and technology professionals.

Who Teaches the Masterclass?

The masterclass is taught by Jonathan Bannister, a facilitator and strategist who helps business leaders and their teams exploit their creativity and collective intelligence to strengthen their business models, marketing and innovation programmes, and organisational development.

Time, Date, and Place

The masterclass is delivered over three hours in a live webinar. Attendees should have a computer with microphone and video capability, and are expected to participate in these interactive sessions.

Course Fees

For more information on course fees, please contact the Portal team.

Apply

This masterclass is also delivered as part of our five-week Design Thinking for Strategic Innovation programme. To register for this course, please contact Portal at Trinity College Dublin.