History
Trinity Business School, part of Trinity College Dublin, has grown from its origins in the 1920s into a leading European business school. Its modern development is marked by strong research, global partnerships and a commitment to ethical, impactful business education.
Education
Trinity Business School offers a full range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees, including the highly regarded Trinity Business School MBA.
Trinity Business School MBA requirements typically include a recognised bachelor’s degree, professional experience and supporting documents.
A Trinity Business School GMAT score or GRE may be requested.
The School also offers flexible study formats, including part-time and blended learning options that function similarly to an online MBA.
Tuition varies by intake, so applicants should consult official listings for the Trinity Business School MBA cost.
Research
Trinity Business School is internationally recognised for high-impact, interdisciplinary research that addresses real-world business, societal and sustainability challenges. Its research centres focus on areas such as entrepreneurship, finance, leadership, responsible business, digital transformation and work futures.
Faculty publish in top academic journals and collaborate with industry, policymakers and global institutions, strengthening the School’s reputation and influence.
Career
Trinity Business School delivers strong MBA career outcomes through personalised career coaching, employer engagement, consulting projects and industry networking events. Graduates secure roles across consulting, finance, tech, sustainability and entrepreneurship.
Many Trinity Business School alumni in business hold leadership positions in global companies or launch successful ventures, forming a powerful international network that supports students’ professional growth.
Trinity Business School Key Statistics & Highlights
- 15 Masters
- 550 Scholarships
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View Trinity College Dublin rankingStudent services
- Trinity Business School students benefit from a wide range of support services offered by Trinity College Dublin, including academic advising, career guidance, wellbeing and counselling, disability support and international student assistance.
- Dedicated staff help students with enrolment, visas, study planning and integration into campus life.
Housing services
- Trinity College Accommodation
Trinity Hall is located in Dartry, Dublin 6. It is a quiet, safe suburb about 4 kilometres from the city centre, and easily accessible from the University by bus and tram. Rooms consist of self-catering apartments of single and twin rooms with shared kitchens.
- Off-Campus Accommodation
The Binary Hub is a private residence consisting of cluster apartments located approximately 20 minutes’ walk away from Trinity Business School. Apply early to avoid disappointment.
Library services
- Students have access to the extensive Trinity College Dublin Library system, including the Business Library collections, digital databases, journals and research tools.
- Modern study spaces and expert library staff support business research, writing skills and project work.
ICT services
- Trinity Business School students benefit from campus-wide ICT services, including high-speed Wi-Fi, computer labs, printing, software access, learning platforms and technical support.
- Digital resources support coursework, analytics, research and group collaboration.
Medical services
- Students can access health services through Trinity College Dublin’s Health Centre, which provides medical appointments, mental health support, wellbeing programs and referrals.
- International students receive guidance on insurance and accessing healthcare in Dublin.
Campus life
Trinity Business School sits right at the heart of business. Dublin is a thriving capital city and one of the most dynamic technology and business hubs in Europe.
- The EY globalisation index names Ireland in the top 5 most globalised economies
- The World Bank lists Dublin as one of the top 20 places in the world to do business
- Dublin is a European hub for over 1,000 multinational companies and 250+ tech start-ups
- One of the only European countries to provide a 2 year graduate work visa for undergraduate students
- Ireland is consistently voted one of the safest and friendliest cities in the world
Sports facilities
- Students have access to Trinity Sport, offering a fully equipped gym, fitness classes, indoor and outdoor sports courts, an indoor climbing wall, a swimming pool and a high-performance training centre.
- Over 50 sports clubs are available, ranging from competitive teams to recreational activities that support student wellbeing.
Student clubs
- Trinity Business School students can join numerous associations through Trinity College Dublin, including the Business Students’ Society, Finance Society, Entrepreneurial Society, and marketing and consulting clubs.
- The wider Trinity community offers over 120 student societies, providing opportunities for networking, leadership, culture and social activities.
Accreditation
- Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin has become Triple-Accredited, having been awarded accreditation from AACSB International – the latest on a long list of achievements that sees the business school surge to global leader-status.
- Having already been awarded the AMBA and EQUIS accreditation, the AACSB’s stamp of approval puts Trinity in the top 0.6% of business schools worldwide.