Google Computer Science Education. Connemara Maths Academy - Summer Camps. One week intensive summer programme to prepare teens for real life. TY Programme School of Chemistry : Trinity College Dublin. TCD Transition Year Chemistry Event 2016 Monday 22nd February to Friday 26th February 2016.
Every year the School of Chemistry at Trinity College Dublin runs a Transition Year Programme. The course offers a unique opportunity for interaction with students from different schools and for hands-on exposure to advanced methodology in world-class laboratories.The programme runs over the course of one week. Students attend lectures, demonstrations and get to participate in some lab work. Different aspects of Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry are covered. Our next programme for 2016 will start Monday 22nd February to Friday 26th February 2016 and the deadline for aplications is Friday 6th November 2015. If you are interested in this programme please complete application form. For more information please contact Maria Copley at copleym@tcd.ie or on 01 8962336. 2013-14 TY Event Report 'The tours of Trinity furthered my interest in attending this university'.
Main photo: TY Group photo. RCSI Transition Year Mini Med Programme - Dublin. RCSI Transition Year MiniMed School Programme offers a five day experience for Transition Year students interested in a career in Medicine.
The programme covers a wide variety of topics and is designed to introduce the student to both undergraduate and postgraduate aspects of a career in medicine. It takes place in RCSI, 123 St. University Limerick Science & Engineering Summer Camps. Career Programmes. Transition Year Courses. Transition Year Help - Make it your transition. Maynooth Student Summer School. TCD Summer Schools. Discover your potential by taking part in one of Trinity College Dublin's unique summer schools.
Taking place in 2015, students will be taught by faculty of the highest calibre, who have a keen interest in helping students develop fresh perspectives and realise their academic potential while giving them an opportunity for personal development. If you are interested in living and learning in Ireland's leading university sign up to one of our summer schools today! To complement the learning environment an exciting cultural and recreational programme has been developed to ensure students have fun, make friends from all over the world and make the most of their time in Trinity. Activities include Trinity classics such as fencing and excursions to some of Dublin and Ireland's most magnificent sites.
If you are intersted in finding out more email us at summer@tcd.ie Why choose Trinity College Dublin? Close Improve your language skills through the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programme. TY Curriculum. Transition Year Engineering. Transition Year Student Placements. A one week programme for transition year (TY) students who are thinking of studying pharmacy is offered by the School of Pharmacy each year.
The TY programme is run twice and is usually held annually in February. The aim of the programme is to give students a taste of what it is like to be a pharmacy student in University College Cork. TY students also get a chance to sit in on lectures, attend some labs and work alongside postgraduates in their research labs. Students also get to help out the technical staff, who are an essential part of the School and help to ensure the smooth running of laboratories. Applying for a TY placement A limited number of placements are offered by the School each year.
Students will be contacted once all applications have been reviewed. UCD School of Veterinary Medicine: Transition Year Programme. Applications for 2015 are now closed.
We will be contacting all applicants in December. TY School of Medicine:Trinity College Dublin. The School of Medicine hosts an annual Transition Year Programme which runs for one week during the academic year.
Our aim is to provide students with an opportunity to gain an insight into the life of a medical student and that of a clinical practitioner. This is achieved through attending a combination of the various teaching activities undertaken by a 1st or 2nd Medical Year student on the TCD campus, participating in clinical skills tutorials and shadowing a clinical team in one of Trinity’s teaching hospitals. Students are attached to clinical teams at Tallaght Hospital, St. James's Hospital and Naas General Hospital and while we do our best to place students in the location most convenient for them this is not always possible. Due to the practical and clinical aspects of the programme places are limited, we therefore select students from different schools to maximise school participation and geographical spread. RCSI Transition Year MiniMed Programme takes place annually in RCSI Dublin and RCSI Waterford. - Royal College Surgeons in Ireland.
RCSI Transition Year MiniMed Programme takes place annually in RCSI Dublin and RCSI Waterford.
The programme offers experience for transition year students interested in a career in Medicine. The Dublin Transition Year MiniMed Programme takes place in January of each year and the Waterford Transition Year MiniMed Programme takes place in February of each year. Applications to the Transition Year MiniMed Programme are made through schools only. Please refer to the Dublin and Waterford pages to obtain more details on how to register for each programme. For useful information about the programme please refer to the frequently asked questions. Student Slingshot Academy. Transition Year Programmes - TCD. UCD Summer School. Seize the opportunity to experience university life with UCD’s Summer School for secondary school students entering 6th Year or (Year 13 A-Level) in September 2015.
Attend real lectures and tutorials, given by some of UCD’s top academic staff. Learn about further study and career opportunities after your undergraduate degree. Find out how UCD graduates succeeded in the real world. Make use of UCD’s world-class teaching and learning facilities. UCD Summer School is aimed at students nearing the end of their second-level education, who know what discipline they want to pursue at university but don’t yet know what path to take through their degree course. For example, your heart may be set on Business, but you aren't sure what it is like to study at university level. What does it cost? The UCD Summer Schools cost €35 and includes a sandwich lunch and tea/coffee. Places are allocated on a first-come first-served basis. How to apply? Application is made through the Online Booking System.