Degrees and Diplomas I DEGREES OBTAINABLE 1 Degrees obtainable in more than one faculty: Bachelor in Arts (B.A.) Master in Science (M.Sc.) Master in Letters (M.Litt.) Master in Philosophy (M.Phil.) Master in Arts (M.A.) Doctor in Philosophy (Ph.D.) Doctor in Science (Sc.D.) Doctor in Letters (Litt.D.) 2 Degrees obtainable in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities: Clinical speech and language studies Bachelor in Science (Clinical Speech and Language Studies) (B.Sc. (Clin. Lang.)) Divinity Bachelor in Divinity (B.D.) Doctor in Divinity (D.D.) Drama Bachelor in Acting Studies (B.A.S.) Music Doctor in Music (Mus.D.) Theology Bachelor in Theology (B.Th.) 3 Degrees obtainable in the Faculty of Engineering and Systems Sciences: Computer science Bachelor in Computer Science (B.Sc. (Comp.)) (evening course) Bachelor in Science (Information Systems) (B.Sc. (Syst. Inf.)) (evening course) Engineering Bachelor in Engineering (B.A.I.) Bachelor in Science (Engineering) (B.Sc. (Ing.)) Master in Engineering (M.A.I.) 4 Degrees obtainable in the Faculty of Health Sciences: Dental science Bachelor in Dental Science (B.Dent.Sc.) Master in Dental Science (M.Dent.Sc.) (research) Master in Dental Surgery (M.Dent.Ch.) (taught) Calendar 2006-07 E1
Human nutrition and dietetics Bachelor in Science (Human Nutrition and Dietetics) (B.Sc. (Hum. Nut.)) (course conducted jointly with the Dublin Institute of Technology) Medicine Bachelor in Medicine (M.B.) Doctor in Medicine (M.D.) Bachelor in Surgery (B.Ch.) Master in Surgery (M.Ch.) Bachelor in Obstetrics (B.A.O.) Master in Obstetrics (M.A.O.) Nursing and midwifery Bachelor in Midwifery Studies (B.M.S.) Bachelor in Nursing Studies (B.N.S.) Bachelor in Science (Nursing) (B.Sc. (Cur.)) Occupational therapy Bachelor in Science (Occupational Therapy) (B.Sc. (Cur. Occ.)) Pharmacy Bachelor in Science (Pharmacy) (B.Sc. (Pharm.)) Physiotherapy Bachelor in Science (Physiotherapy) (B.Sc. (Physio.)) Radiation therapy Bachelor in Science (Radiation Therapy) (B.Sc. (Ther. Rad.)) 5 Degrees obtainable in the Faculty of Science: Science See 1. 6 Degrees obtainable in the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences: Administration Master in Business Administration (M.B.A.) Master in Science (Management) (M.Sc. (Mgmt)) Business studies Bachelor in Business Studies (B.B.S.) Bachelor in Business Studies and a Language (B.B.S. (Lang.)) Bachelor in Science (Business and Information Technology) (B.Sc. (Bus. and Inf. Tech.)) (evening course) Economics Master in Science (Economics) (M.Sc. (Econ.)) Education Bachelor in Education (B.Ed.) Bachelor in Education (Home Economics) (B.Ed. (Home Econ.)) Bachelor in Music Education (B.Mus.Ed.) (course conducted jointly with the DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama and the Royal Irish Academy of Music) E2 Calendar 2006-07
Master in Education (M.Ed.) Master of Studies (M.St.) Doctor in Education (D.Ed.) Law Bachelor in Laws (LL.B.) Bachelor in Laws and German (LL.B. (Ling. Germ.)) Bachelor in Laws and French (LL.B. (Ling. Franc.)) Master in Laws (LL.M.) Doctor in Laws (LL.D.) Psychology Doctor in Clinical Psychology (D.Clin.Psych.) Social studies Bachelor in Social Studies (B.S.S.) Master in Social Work (M.S.W.) Degrees and diplomas 7 Degrees obtainable in the Irish School of Ecumenics (Trinity College Dublin): Master in Philosophy (Ecumenics) (M.Phil. (Ecum.)) Master in Philosophy (Peace Studies) (M.Phil. (Peace Studies)) See also 1. Degrees obtainable by students of the Dublin Institute of Technology 8 These degrees are available only to students who have successfully completed approved courses at the Dublin Institute of Technology, and apply to students who were admitted to the Dublin Institute of Technology in or before 1997: Bachelor in Architectural Science (B.Arch.Sc.) Bachelor in Music (Performance) (B.Mus. (Perf.)) Bachelor in Science (Applied Sciences) (B.Sc. (Applied Sciences)) Bachelor in Science (Engineering) (B.Sc. (Eng.)) Bachelor in Science (Environmental Health) (B.Sc. (Env. Health)) Bachelor in Science (Management) (B.Sc. (Mgmt)) Bachelor in Science (Media and Communications) (B.Sc. (Commun.)) Bachelor in Science (Surveying) (B.Sc. (Surv.)) II REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE AWARD OF DEGREES Bachelors Bachelor in Arts 1 See TWO-SUBJECT MODERATORSHIP COURSES AND HONOR COURSES. Bachelors in professional subjects 2 Candidates for the bachelor s degree in engineering, dental science, or medicine must be bachelors in arts of the University. Special requirements for the B.A. degree are laid down for such students. Candidates for the B.A.I. degree must have the B.A. degree conferred at the same Commencements. Students of dental science or medicine may have the B.A. degree conferred at the Autumn Commencements following the satisfactory completion of their third year, or at the Commencements at which their professional degree is conferred, but subject always to the proviso that the B.A. degree may be conferred only on candidates who have spent at least three years in the Calendar 2006-07 E3
University, except by special permission of the University Council on the recommendation of the appropriate executive committee. 3 B.D. Candidates for the degree of Bachelor in Divinity must be graduates of the University of Dublin, or of a recognised university. (See PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES.) Masters Master in Arts 4 Bachelors of the University of at least three years standing may proceed to the degree of Master in Arts. The degree may be conferred at any Commencements. The fee for the M.A. degree is 543 and should be paid to the Proctors Office. At least twenty-eight days notice of candidature is required (thirty-one days in the case of Winter Commencements). The fee is waived in the case of graduates of fifty or more years standing. Masters in Science, Philosophy, Letters and professional subjects 5 See PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES. Doctors Doctors in Science, Philosophy, Letters and professional subjects 6 See PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES. Degrees awarded in special cases Degrees honoris causa 7 A meeting of the Senate for the consideration of names proposed for honorary degrees is held in Michaelmas term. Attention is called to this meeting a week before by a notice at the front gate of the College and by post to members of the Senate who have requested notification. Degrees jure dignitatis 8 Subject to such regulations as may from time to time be made by the Board, with the approval of the Senate, the Board may, at its discretion, at any time submit to the Senate a grace for conferring a doctorate in divinity or laws, jure dignitatis, upon any graduate of the University who has been appointed to such public position as may seem to the Board sufficiently distinguished; provided always that every such grace must receive the approval of not less than two-thirds of the members of the Board present when it is proposed. After admission to the said degree jure dignitatis the person admitted is eligible for membership of the Senate on fulfilling the prescribed conditions. Degrees jure officii 9 The Board may submit to the Senate a grace for conferring, jure officii, the degree of Master in Arts upon any fellow, professor, lecturer or other officer of the University or College or of any related institution, work in which is accepted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of bachelor in any faculty, provided that: (a) graces for admission of fellows, professors and holders of the offices of secretary, treasurer and librarian may be proposed at the stated meeting next after their admission to office; (b) graces for admission of other full-time members of the academic staff of at least the status of lecturer serving in the College, or a related institution, may be proposed at the stated meeting fourth after their appointment to the staff of the College; (c) graces for admission of other members of the University and College staff who have given notable service during a period of not less than ten years may be proposed at the stated meeting eleventh after their admission to office. E4 Calendar 2006-07
Degrees ad eundem gradum 10 Graduates of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge are eligible to apply for corresponding degrees of this University ad eundem gradum. The Board has ruled that only persons who either (a) wish to register for a higher degree at this University, or (b) are members of the academic staff will be considered, and that no degree will be awarded above the standing of M.A. 11 Applications are referred to the Board for consideration. They should be made to the Senior Proctor, to whom the necessary certificates of graduation must be submitted, with a College testimonial as to character, and a statement of the reasons why the degree is sought. 12 The fees payable are 1,101 for all bachelors and masters degrees. All fees are paid to the Treasurer. 13 Candidates who have paid the fee for a degree ad eundem may present themselves for the examination for a higher degree before the ad eundem degree has been conferred, on payment of the regular examination fee; and, if they are successful, the higher and lower degrees may be conferred at the same Commencements. 14 For the purpose of ascertaining the date at which a higher degree may be taken, candidates are reckoned as having taken the lower degree ad eundem on the date at which they obtained the corresponding degree at their own university. Degrees in absentia 15 Students of the University may be allowed, although not presenting themselves personally at Commencements, to proceed to their degree upon the following conditions: (a) the academic qualifications required for degrees to be conferred in absentia are the same as those required for degrees conferred in person; (b) the requirement as to fitness of character is also the same as that required for degrees conferred in person, i.e. that before passing any grace for a degree in absentia the Board shall require such evidence as it may deem necessary to secure that no unworthy candidate is presented to the Senate; (c) subject to the foregoing, the Board may, in special cases, pass a grace for a degree in absentia (i) for any candidate resident outside Ireland, or (ii) for any candidate resident within Ireland, who submits reasons for non-attendance in person which seem to the Senior Proctor to be sufficiently urgent. All applications should reach the Senior Proctor at least twenty-eight days before the date of Commencements (thirty-one days in the case of Winter Commencements). III CONFERRING OF DEGREES General procedure at Commencements 1 Degrees are publicly conferred under the student s registered name, within degree class, by the Chancellor, or a Pro-Chancellor, in the Senate or Congregation of the University, at the ceremony known as Commencements. 2 Candidates for a particular Commencements must give notice on the prescribed form which is issued to the graduating class by post and is also obtainable from the Proctors Office. The form must be returned so as to reach that office not later than twenty-eight days before the first date of that group of Commencements ceremonies (thirty-one days in the case of Winter Commencements). A Commencements fee of 104 must accompany the application form. Conditional notice may be lodged at any time but must be confirmed seven days prior to the ceremony. Primary degree results must be published at least fourteen days prior to the first date of the Commencements ceremonies. Calendar 2006-07 E5
Higher degrees must have the approval of Council and Board fourteen days prior to the first date of the Commencements ceremonies. Senior Sophisters and other final year students who have passed their final examinations are required to return all books to the Library within one month following their examinations. The Library will return records of books and fines outstanding to the Proctors Office, for the purpose of alerting students to their obligation to clear their Library records so that they may proceed to Commencements. 3 The grace for a degree in any faculty, having first been sanctioned by the Board, must be approved by the Senate of the University. Any member of the Caput may veto any proposed grace for a degree. The Proctors, in a prescribed form of words, supplicate the Senate for their public grace for the degrees to be conferred. If the placets are in the majority the candidates for degrees are presented by a professor of the faculty in which the degree is to be taken, or by one of the Proctors; they then advance in order before the Chancellor, who confers the degree according to a formula fixed by the University Statutes, after which the candidates subscribe their names in the Register. Except in special cases (see section II, 15 above) candidates for degrees must appear at Commencements and have the degrees for which they are qualified publicly conferred on them. Detailed procedure at Commencements 4 The Chancellor announces the opening of the Comitia. At the Autumn Commencements the Senior Master Non-Regent is elected on the proposition of the Chancellor and the Provost; and the two Proctors and Registrar make the statutory affirmation, if they have not already done so. 5 The Junior Proctor supplicates for the degree of Bachelor in Arts. The Senior Proctor supplicates for the other ordinary degrees. 6 The Senior Lecturer introduces the moderators to the Chancellor. They are then presented for their degrees by the Junior Proctor. The Chancellor hands them their medals and/or certificates and admits them. The Senior Lecturer then introduces the Respondents who are in turn presented by the Junior Proctor and admitted by the Chancellor. 7 Candidates for degrees with honors and for ordinary degrees are presented by name, within degree class, and admitted. Candidates are presented by the Proctors or by the professors of their respective faculties. In presenting the candidates the following order is observed: Bachelors in Arts Bachelors in Music (Performance) Bachelors in Science (Radiation Therapy) Bachelors in Science (Occupational Therapy) Bachelors in Science (Nursing) Bachelors in Theology Bachelors in Midwifery Studies Bachelors in Music Education Bachelors in Science (Engineering) Bachelors in Science (Physiotherapy) Bachelors in Acting Studies Bachelors in Science (Clinical Speech and Bachelors in Theatre Studies Language Studies) Bachelors in Nursing Studies Bachelors in Science (Remedial Linguistics) Bachelors in Science (Therapeutic Radiography) Bachelors in Science (Environmental Health) Bachelors in Science (Business and Information Bachelors in Science (Human Nutrition and Technology) Dietetics) Bachelors in Business Studies and a Language Bachelors in Science (Human Nutrition) Bachelors in Science (Financial Information Bachelors in Education (Home Economics) Systems) Bachelors in Science (Public Administration) Bachelors in Science (Information Systems) Bachelors in Science (Management) Bachelors in Laws and French Bachelors in Science (Surveying) Bachelors in Laws and German Bachelors in Science (Pharmacy) Bachelors in Science (Media and Bachelors in Science (Applied Sciences) Communications) Bachelors in Architectural Science E6 Calendar 2006-07
Bachelors in Education Masters in Education Bachelors in Science (Engineering) Masters in Business Administration Bachelors in Computer Science Masters in Administrative Studies Bachelors in Social Studies Masters in Commerce Bachelors in Business Studies Masters in Veterinary Medicine Bachelors in Veterinary Medicine Masters in Letters Bachelors in Commerce Masters in Science Bachelors in Agriculture (Forestry) Masters in Agriculture (Forestry) Bachelors in Agriculture Masters in Agriculture Bachelors in Dental Science Masters in Dental Science Bachelors in Music Masters in Engineering Bachelors in Engineering Masters in Obstetrics Bachelors in Obstetrics Masters in Surgery Bachelors in Surgery Masters in Arts Bachelors in Medicine Bachelors in Divinity Bachelors in Laws Doctors in Education Masters in Social Work Doctors in Clinical Psychology Masters in Dental Surgery Doctors in Philosophy Masters in Laws Doctors in Music Masters of Studies Doctors in Science Masters in Philosophy (Peace Studies) Doctors in Letters Masters in Philosophy (Ecumenics) Doctors in Medicine Masters in Philosophy Doctors in Laws Masters in Science (Management) Doctors in Divinity Masters in Science (Economics) 8 Candidates for honorary degrees are presented by the Public Orator, and admitted. 9 The prescribed dress for men (clergy excepted) is dinner jacket, black tie. Women candidates wear black, or white, or a combination of both; they also wear caps. All candidates must wear the hood and gown of the degree they are qualified to receive (see HOODS AND GOWNS below). Candidates for doctors degrees should present themselves in the ante-room to the Board Room twenty minutes before the beginning of the ceremony. Candidates for bachelors and masters degrees take their seats in the Public Theatre at the same time. At the Autumn Commencements, the Winter Commencements (first and third days) and the Spring Commencements there are normally three ceremonies beginning at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. At the Winter Commencements (second day), the First Summer Commencements and the Second Summer Commencements (first day) there are normally two ceremonies beginning at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. At the Second Summer Commencements (second day) and the Winter Commencements (fourth day) there are normally two ceremonies beginning at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. On these occasions in 2006-07 degrees will be conferred as follows: 1 Autumn Commencements *9 November 2006 10 a.m. B.A. moderators in history and political science, in philosophy and political science, in European studies; B.B.S.; B.B.S. (Lang.) 1 It may be necessary to adjust the degrees conferred at the various ceremonies depending upon the number of candidates who are presenting themselves. At the Winter Commencements (second day), the First Summer Commencements and the Second Summer Commencements (first day) it may be necessary to provide an additional ceremony. Calendar 2006-07 E7
1 p.m. B.A. moderators in all faculties; B.Th.; B.A.S.; ordinary B.A. 4 p.m. B.A. moderators in computer science, linguistics and a language, in computer science, in information and communications technology, in management science and information systems studies *10 November 2006 10 a.m. B.Ed. (C.I.C.E. and Froebel); B.Ed. (Home Econ.) 1 p.m. B.Ed. (Marino); D.I.T. candidates; other professional degrees 4 p.m. B.A.I. and B.A. for these professional candidates; B.Sc. (Ing.) *13 November 2006 10 a.m. B.A. two-subject moderators (surnames A- L) 1 p.m. B.A. two-subject moderators (surnames M- Z) 4 p.m. B.A. moderators in science (biochemistry, biochemistry with immunology, botany, environmental sciences, genetics, microbiology, neuroscience, physiology, zoology), in human genetics *17 November 2006 10 a.m. B.A. moderators in science (chemistry, geography, geology, physics), in medicinal chemistry, in computational chemistry, in computational physics, in physics and chemistry of advanced materials, in mathematics and in theoretical physics 1 p.m. Higher degrees M.S.W.; LL.M.; M.Phil. (Ecum.); M.Phil. (Peace Studies); M.Sc. (Econ.); M.B.A. 4 p.m. Higher degrees masters and doctorates Winter Commencements *11 December 2006 10 a.m. LL.B.; LL.B. (Ling. Franc.); LL.B. (Ling. Germ.) 1 p.m. B.Sc. (Pharm.); B.M.S.; B.N.S. (February intake only) 4 p.m. B.Sc. (Clin. Lang.); B.Sc. (Cur. Occ.); B.Sc. (Ther. Rad.) *12 December 2006 10 a.m. B.A. moderators in economic and social studies (surnames A-L), in sociology and social policy 4 p.m. B.A. moderators in economic and social studies (surnames M-Z) *14 December 2006 10 a.m. B.N.S. (October intake only) 1 p.m. B.Sc. (Cur.) 4 p.m. B.A. moderators in all faculties; B.Mus.Ed.; other professional degrees including B.A. for these professional candidates *15 December 2006 11 a.m. Higher degrees masters E8 Calendar 2006-07
3 p.m. Higher degrees M.Sc. (Mgmt); M.A.; doctorates; honorary degrees Spring Commencements *16 February 2007 10 a.m. Primary degrees including B.Sc. (Hum. Nut.); higher degrees masters (taught courses) 1 p.m. Higher degrees masters (taught courses) 4 p.m. Higher degrees masters (by research); M.A.; doctorates First Summer Commencements 15 June 2007 10 a.m. M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O. and B.A. for these professional candidates; B.A. moderators and ordinary; other primary degrees 4 p.m. B.Sc. (Physio.); higher degrees masters and doctorates Second Summer Commencements 5 July 2007 10 a.m. B.Sc. (Syst. Inf.); B.Sc. (Bus. and Inf. Tech.); B.Sc. (Comp.); B.S.S.; other professional degrees and B.A. for these professional candidates 4 p.m. B.A. moderators in all faculties; ordinary B.A. 6 July 2007 11 a.m. B.Dent.Sc. and B.A. for these professional candidates; higher degrees masters 3 p.m. Higher degrees M.A.; doctorates; honorary degrees *Commencements Commons is held on this day. Commencements dinner is held on this evening. IV FEES 1 There is a Commencements fee of 104. For M.A. degree fee and mode of payment, see section II, 4. 2 No grace for a degree is presented to the Senate unless candidates have paid all amounts due by them to the College and have given notice in accordance with section III, 2. 3 Testimoniums of degrees are presented to candidates for degrees at Commencements, and are sent as soon as possible after Commencements to candidates who have received degrees in absentia. Application for a duplicate degree certificate may be made to the Senior Proctor and should be accompanied by a fee of 106 (cheques to be made payable to Trinity College no. 1 account). A duplicate degree certificate may be issued provided applicants declare in writing that to the best of their belief their original certificate has been destroyed, or has been lost for more than twelve months, or (the degree having been conferred in absentia) did not reach them through the post; and that if the original certificate is found they will return the duplicate to the Senior Proctor. Duplicate certificates are not issued during vacation periods. Calendar 2006-07 E9
V HOODS AND GOWNS Hoods Where an edging of a different colour from the lining is not prescribed, the hood is edged with the same colour as the lining. The material is silk unless otherwise specified. Bachelors Arts B.A. Black, lined with white fur Divinity B.D. Black, lined with fine black silk Laws LL.B. Black, lined with white Medicine M.B. Black, lined with crimson Surgery B.Ch. Black, lined with white, edged with blue Obstetrics B.A.O. Black, lined with olive Engineering B.A.I. Black, lined with green Music Mus.B. Pale blue, lined with white fur Dental science B.Dent.Sc. Myrtle green, lined with black watered silk, edged with crimson Agriculture Agr.B. Black, lined with brown Forestry Agr. (Forest.) B. Black, lined with brown, edged with green Commerce B.Comm. Black, lined with gold (silk or poplin lining) Veterinary medicine M.V.B. Black, lined with maroon, edged with olive green Business studies B.B.S. Black, lined with gold (silk or poplin lining) Social studies B.S.S. Black, lined with gold (silk or poplin lining), edged with white Computer science B.Sc. (Comp.) Dark green, lined with black Engineering B.Sc. (Eng.) Dark green, lined with black Education B.Ed. Blue, lined with blue Architectural science B.Arch.Sc. Dark green, lined with white fur Applied sciences B.Sc. (Applied Sciences) Dark green, lined with black Pharmacy B.Sc. (Pharm.) Dark green, lined with black Surveying B.Sc. (Surv.) Dark green, lined with black Management B.Sc. (Mgmt) Dark green, lined with black Public administration B.Sc. (Publ. Admin.) Dark green, lined with black Education (Home Economics) B.Ed. (Home Econ.) Blue, lined with blue Human nutrition and dietetics B.Sc. (Hum. Nut.) Dark green, lined with black Environmental health B.Sc. (Env. Health) Dark green, lined with black Clinical speech and language studies B.Sc. (Clin. Lang.) Dark green, lined with black Physiotherapy B.Sc. (Physio.) Dark green, lined with black Music education B.Mus.Ed. Pale blue, lined with rose Theology B.Th. Black, lined with black, edged with purple Occupational therapy B.Sc. (Cur. Occ.) Dark green, lined with black Music (Performance) B.Mus. (Perf.) Pale blue, lined with rose E10 Calendar 2006-07
Media and communications B.Sc. (Commun.) Dark green, lined with black Laws and German LL.B. (Ling. Germ.) Black, lined with white Laws and French LL.B. (Ling. Franc.) Black, lined with white Information systems B.Sc. (Syst. Inf.) Dark green, lined with black Financial information systems B.Sc. (Syst. Inf. Pec.) Dark green, lined with black Business studies and a language B.B.S. (Lang.) Black, lined with gold Business and information technology B.Sc. (Bus. and Inf. Tech.) Dark green, lined with gold Therapeutic radiography B.Sc. (Ther. Rad.) Dark green, lined with black Nursing studies B.N.S. Dark green, lined with black Theatre studies B.T.S. Pale blue, lined with white fur Acting studies B.A.S. Pale blue, lined with white fur Manufacturing engineering with management science B.Sc. (Ing.) Black, lined with green, edged with white Midwifery studies B.M.S. Dark green, lined with black Nursing B.Sc. (Cur.) Dark green, lined with black Radiation therapy B.Sc. (Ther. Rad.) Dark green, lined with black Masters Arts M.A. Black, lined with blue Surgery M.Ch. Crimson, lined with white, edged with blue Obstetrics M.A.O. Black, lined with purple Engineering M.A.I. White, lined with green Dental science M.Dent.Sc. Myrtle green, lined with pale blue, edged with crimson Agriculture Agr.M. White, lined with brown Forestry Agr. (Forest.) M. White, lined with brown, edged with green Science M.Sc. White, lined with myrtle green Letters M.Litt. White, lined with blue Veterinary medicine M.V.M. White, lined with maroon Commerce M.Comm. White, lined with gold Administration M.B.A. White, lined with gold Education M.Ed. White, lined with blue, edged with white Economics M.Sc. (Econ.) Gold, lined with white Management M.Sc. (Mgmt) Gold, lined with white Philosophy M.Phil. White, lined with yellow Philosophy (Ecumenics) M.Phil. (Ecum.) White, lined with yellow Philosophy (Peace Studies) M.Phil. (Peace Studies) White, lined with yellow Studies M.St. White, lined with yellow Laws LL.M. Black, lined with white, edged with pink Dental surgery M.Dent.Ch. Myrtle green, lined with pale blue, edged with crimson Calendar 2006-07 E11
Social Work M.S.W. Black, lined with gold (silk or poplin lining), edged with blue Doctors Divinity D.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with black Laws LL.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with pink Medicine M.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with crimson Letters Litt.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with blue Science Sc.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with myrtle green Music Mus.D. White flowered silk, lined with rose satin Philosophy Ph.D. Scarlet cloth, lined with yellow Clinical psychology D.Clin.Psych. Red and light green Education D.Ed. Pale blue, lined with rose, edged with dark blue Gowns Bachelors and Masters Doctors D.D. LL.D. M.D. Litt.D. Sc.D. Mus.D. Ph.D. D.Clin.Psych. D.Ed. Black cloth, silk or poplin Scarlet cloth, faced with black velvet Scarlet cloth, faced with pink silk Scarlet cloth, faced with crimson silk Scarlet cloth, faced with blue silk Scarlet cloth, faced with myrtle green silk White flowered silk, faced with rose satin Scarlet cloth, faced with yellow silk Red, faced with light green Blue cloth, faced with rose silk VI DIPLOMAS 1 All diplomates are presented by name, within class, for the award of diploma. 2 Undergraduate diplomas may be obtained in Addiction studies Information systems Deaf studies Irish Sign Language/English interpreting Dental hygiene Irish Sign Language teaching Dental nursing Nursing studies European painting Theology Information studies For the regulations governing the award of the undergraduate diplomas; see under the respective subjects. 3 Postgraduate diplomas may be obtained in Applied building repair and conservation Bioengineering Child protection and welfare Clinical dentistry Clinical engineering (equipment management) Clinical health sciences education Clinical speech and language studies (dysphagia) Clinical supervision (psychology) Cognitive psychotherapy Community pharmacy E12 Calendar 2006-07
Computer science (mobile and ubiquitous computing) Computers for engineers Conflict and dispute resolution studies Construction law and contract administration Dental health Ecumenics Environmental engineering Exercise physiology Fire safety practice (buildings and other structures) Gynaecology and obstetrics Health and safety in construction Health informatics Highway and geotechnical engineering Learning support education (conducted jointly with the Church of Ireland College of Education) Magnetic resonance imaging technology Midwifery (conducted jointly with the Rotunda Hospital, the Coombe Women s Hospital and Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda) Calendar 2006-07 Degrees and diplomas Molecular medicine Music and media technologies Nuclear medicine Old Irish Oncological nursing (conducted jointly with St Luke s Hospital) Peace studies Pharmaceutical analysis Pharmaceutical manufacturing technology Pharmaceutical medicine Pharmaceutical technology Physical planning Primary health care Project management Special educational needs (conducted jointly with the Church of Ireland College of Education) Specialised technology Specialist nursing (conducted jointly with St James s Hospital and the Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin incorporating the National Children s Hospital) Statistics For the regulations governing the award of the postgraduate diplomas; see respective headings in PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES. 4 Higher diplomas may be obtained in Children s nursing (conducted jointly with the Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin incorporating the National Children s Hospital) Education Education (primary teaching) (conducted jointly with the Froebel College of Education, Sion Hill, Blackrock and Coláiste Mhuire, Marino) Psychology For the regulations governing the award of the higher diplomas; see respective headings in PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES. 5 In-service diplomas for recognised teachers may be obtained in Educational studies (aggression studies, children s literature, development education, drama, education for transition, English and history, English in the primary school, history B, home economics education, information communications technology, mathematics, primary education, primary school science, school and society, science, special education needs) Management in education Management in education B For the regulations governing the award of the diplomas; see PART 2 OF THE CALENDAR GRADUATE STUDIES AND HIGHER DEGREES. 6 Application for a duplicate diploma certificate may be made to the Registrar and should be accompanied by a fee of 20 (cheques to be made payable to Trinity College no. 1 account). A duplicate diploma certificate may be issued provided applicants declare in writing that to the best of their belief their original certificate has been destroyed, or has been lost for more than twelve months, or (the diploma having been awarded in absentia) did not reach them through the post; and E13