Funded International Foundation Program at Trinity College Dublin
Applicant criteria
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity description
Do you want to join a high ranking university but your current high school results are not eligible or your English language skills need to improve?
Trinity College Dublin invites students who have finished high school to apply for the International Foundation Programs (IFP) which will enable them to practice their English language skills with native speakers. The program starts in September 2018 and is 30 weeks long. Students may choose either Pathway A which includes Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences, or Pathway B which includes Engineering and Science.
Eligibility criteria includes:
[1] Applicants’ least highest qualification must be a high school diploma
[2] Applicants must be proficient in English with 5.0 overall in IELTS (5.0 in writing with no element below 4.5) or 64 with 16 in writing in TOEFL
[3] Applicants who want to apply for Law and Psychology must have gained 6.0 with no subscore below 5.5 in IELTS and 72 with 20 in writing in TOEFL
Successful applicants will get a tuition waiver up to €5,000. They will also be guaranteed a spot in a bachelor’s program of their choice if they successfully complete the program. Being part of Trinity College Dublin means you will be joining the ranks of Nobel Prize winners, world leaders and award winning artists.
About Trinity college Dublin:
Trinity college Dublin, founded in 1592, is today Ireland’s leading university and is known as a leading university in Europe for producing entrepreneurs. It ranks as 88th in the whole world, as the college provides a liberal environment where independence of thought is highly valued. It promotes a diverse, interdisciplinary, inclusive environment which nurtures ground-breaking research, innovation, and creativity through engaging with issues of global significance. It is also home to 17,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students across all the major disciplines in the arts and humanities, and in business, law, engineering, science, and health sciences.