Trinity College Dublin
arrow_back_iosThe Trinity College Dublin Library is an extensive academic support service situated at College Green. It offers a diverse range of resources, including workshops, tutorials, and dedicated study areas such as Silent Study, Quiet Study, and Group Study spaces, all designed to enhance students' learning experience. In addition, students have access to vast digital collections, research databases, printing and scanning facilities, and expert guidance from subject librarians to support their academic work.
For additional information and support, students can visit the Study Zone office or contact the library by phone at +353 1 896 1000 or via email at library@tcd.ie.
University libraries are invaluable assets for students in their academic endeavors.
Situated at College Green in Dublin, the Hamilton Library, John Stearne Medical Library, and Glucksman Map Library provide an extensive range of resources, including a vast collection of books, journals, and online materials. Students can access the library's website or contact them at +353 1 896 1000 to inquire about opening hours and available services. For further inquiries, they can also reach out via email at library@tcd.ie.
Centre for English Language Learning and Teaching
The Language Centre at Trinity College Dublin offers a diverse range of Academic English language learning opportunities for all students.
Through our ongoing research and development in English language learning and teaching, we provide innovative and expert support. It provides assistance with Pre-sessional Programmes or In-sessional Programmes.
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Peer Support involves one student lending an ear to another student and offering information and assistance whenever needed. Peer Supporters are accessible to all students in the College and are available for discussions on any topic.
You don't have to be in distress or crisis to seek support from a Peer Supporter; they are there to help with both significant challenges and minor concerns.
Enhance research skills through workshops and resources provided by the University's Research Development and Training program.
At Trinity College, research is a core element of our mission, driven by a deep passion for knowledge. It significantly shapes our teaching practices and contributes to our identity as a university. Our vision is to actively participate in research endeavors characterized by quality, intensity, depth, diversity, and openness, ultimately yielding groundbreaking discoveries and novel insights.
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To get technical support for IT services at Trinity, you can reach out to the IT Service Desk via phone +353 1 896 2000, email itservicedesk@tcd.ie, or in-person visits. College also offers a self-service portal and IT clinics for assistance.
The Formerly Berkeley, John Stearne, and Hamilton libraries are highly favored by Trinity College students for group study purposes. These libraries provide a diverse range of study settings, such as Silent Study areas and specifically designated spaces for Group Study. It is worth noting, however, that during exam periods, the library tends to experience high levels of activity and can become crowded.
The Peer Support is an optional Undergraduate peer mentoring programme which matches first year students with experienced second, third or fourth-year students to help and support them throughout the academic year. To get involved and benefit from the program, students can visit the university's website for more details.
Trinity College Dublin offers Academic Skills Workshops through its Student Learning Development (SLD) service to enhance student performance. Topics include writing, research, study skills, and presentations. Workshops are tailored to specific subjects and delivered in various formats. Students can improve academic abilities and boost confidence through these workshops.
To access study spaces, One can visit the Study Zone's office or contact them via phone at +353 1 896 1000 or email at library@tcd.ie.
