158 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Screen Studies programme at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive M.Phil. degree delivered over one year of full-time study or two years part-time. This public course focuses on creative screenwriting, digital media trends, and film theory, allowing students to build a professional portfolio of screen-based work.

The Specialist Practice- Renal M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a part-time programme designed for registered nurses. This public study mode course lasts between one and two years, focusing on advanced clinical skills and evidence-based nephrology to prepare students for specialist roles in healthcare environments.

In recognition of a shared interest in Information Technology and a growing awareness of its relevance for music, Electronic and Electrical Engineering and Music initiated a Master programme in Music and Media Technologies in Trinity College Dublin in 1996.

The Applied Clinical Neuropsychology M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a premier one-year, full-time programme. Designed for psychology graduates, this public study mode course explores brain-behaviour relationships through an interdisciplinary lens, combining neurology and neuroscience to prepare students for clinical roles.

The MSc in Structural and Geotechnical Engineering at Trinity College Dublin is a specialist course aimed at Engineering graduates who wish to pursue a career at the top level of Structural Engineering or Geotechnical Engineering.

Medieval Irish from Trinity College Dublin aims to give you the knowledge of language, literature, metrics and palaeography you need to edit and translate a medieval Irish text from the original manuscripts.

The Applied Linguistics M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a premier NFQ Level 9 programme designed for language professionals. This course offers flexible study modes, including one year of full-time study or two years part-time. It provides deep insights into second language acquisition and pedagogical theory.

The Music and Media Technologies M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive programme available in full-time and part-time modes. Over one or two years, students explore the intersection of audio, video, and computer science. This degree type focuses on artistic creativity and advanced technological principles.

The Modern Irish History programme at Trinity College Dublin offers an intensive exploration of Ireland’s past. This M.Phil. degree is delivered over one year of full-time study or two years part-time. It provides students with advanced research skills and deep historical insights through a public study mode.

The Irish Writing programme at Trinity College Dublin offers an in-depth exploration of literature from the seventeenth century to today. This M.Phil. degree is available via full-time or part-time study modes. Students engage with Ireland’s rich literary heritage through expert-led seminars in a vibrant public university.

The Gender and Women's Studies programme at Trinity College Dublin is a master level course delivered through a public study mode. This comprehensive curriculum explores the history, culture, and representation of gender. Students engage with diverse perspectives over the duration of the programme to gain expert insights.

The Clinical Speech and Language Studies (Dysphagia) programme of Trinity College Dublin offers qualified speech and language therapists who already have a license to practise an opportunity to develop specialist skills in all aspects of dysphagia (swallowing disorders) in both adult and paediatric populations.

The English Language Teaching M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive programme designed for both new and veteran educators. This public course lasts one year full-time or two years part-time, blending academic research with practical classroom skills to enhance professional expertise in global TESOL settings.

The Construction Law and Contract Administration programme of Trinity College Dublin is designed to enable civil engineers and other suitable qualified professionals, such as architects and quantity surveyors and lawyers, to acquire a knowledge of construction law.

The Midwifery programme of Trinity College Dublin is taught by the School of Nursing and Midwifery, in partnership with The Rotunda Hospital, Dublin and The Coombe Womens’ Hospital, Dublin. 

The Conscious Sedation in Dentistry programme of Trinity College Dublin is held over an eighteen-month period.

The Mental Health M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive programme delivered in partnership with the National Forensic Mental Health Service. This public course offers full-time study over one year or a two-year part-time route, focusing on interdisciplinary collaboration to improve mental health outcomes.

The Laws programme at Trinity College Dublin is a premier NFQ Level 9 qualification. This one-year, full-time course offers a flexible curriculum for postgraduate students to explore diverse legal branches. Delivered in-person, the public study mode ensures a collaborative environment for mastering complex legal theories.

The International Peace Studies programme at Trinity College Dublin is a master level course delivered through a public study mode. Over a duration of one year full-time or two years part-time, students explore the causes of armed conflict and the essential pathways to achieving sustainable global peace and security.

The Social Policy and Practice (Online) course at Trinity College Dublin aims to provide graduates from all disciplines with the opportunity to develop their understanding of the role that social policies play in developing functioning and just societies.