Cancer Survivorship Trinity College Dublin

Overview

The Cancer Survivorship programme at Trinity College Dublin is a ground-breaking course designed to equip healthcare professionals with the expertise required to manage the unique needs of cancer survivors. As the first of its kind in Ireland, this master's degree addresses the distinct period of the cancer continuum that begins at diagnosis and continues throughout a patient's life. Students will engage with pioneering research to inform best practices in clinical and community settings.

The curriculum is delivered by a distinguished multidisciplinary academic team that includes leading clinicians, service providers, and researchers. By integrating current evidence-based findings, the programme ensures that graduates are at the forefront of survivorship care and policy development.

Why Cancer Survivorship at Trinity College Dublin?

Choosing this programme means studying at Ireland’s leading university, where the curriculum is underpinned by world-class research and innovation. The course offers a unique multidisciplinary environment, bringing together professionals from medicine, nursing, and allied health disciplines. This diversity fosters a rich learning atmosphere where students can share clinical perspectives and develop comprehensive care models that are recognised globally.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: EUR 17320 per year
• European fee: EUR 8660 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum consists of ten modules designed to provide a deep understanding of the scientific and practical aspects of survivorship. Modules may include:

• Assessment of Need and Impact of Cancer and its Treatment
• Models of Care and Interventions for Cancer Survivorship
• Disease specific cancers
• Advanced Topics in Cancer Survivorship
• Qualitative research methods in cancer survivorship
• Research Design, Statistics and Project Management
• Evidence synthesis in cancer survivorship
• Innovations in eHealth
• Implementation Science
• Research Dissertation

Careers with Cancer Survivorship

Graduates of this programme are well-positioned to lead the design and delivery of cutting-edge survivorship services within various healthcare systems. The advanced knowledge gained allows health and social care professionals to enhance their clinical practice or transition into specialised roles in oncology care. Additionally, many alumni choose to progress into further academic research or clinical doctoral studies to continue advancing the field.