Further Information
Contact Us
We are now accepting applications for September 2017. Further details on the admissions process can be found at here.
Trinity College Dublin
Elaine Elders
Administrative Officer
TCD MSc in Development Practice
Rm 0.17 Museum Building
Trinity College Dublin
E-mail: mdpdub@tcd.ie
Tel: +353 (0)1 896 2414
Course Handbook 2017/2018
Practical Information for Students
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Start Dates 2016:
The Economics “Bootcamp” module will commence on Monday 5th September 2016, and classes will begin on Monday 12th September 2016.
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Fees
Please click here for MSc in Development Practice Fees information
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Accommodation
Students enrolled on this postgraduate programme will be eligible to apply for accommodation at both Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin.
For accommodation at Trinity College Dublin
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Assistance for International Students
International Students Office at Trinity College Dublin
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Visas
For information on obtaining an Irish visa please see the website of the Irish Department for Foreign Affairs
Useful Links
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International Development at TCD
Trinity College Dublin For further information on the Trinity International Development Initiative
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TCD Masters in Development Practice – Partners
Global Masters in Development Practice Network
The TCD Masters in Development Practice is part of the Global Master’s in Development Practice Network. The secretariat for this network is based at the University of Colombia in New York. For further information and details of the other MDP programmes in the network please see www.mdpglobal.org and University of Colombia in New York.
Funding Opportunities
The Trinity Masters in Development Practice offers one fully funded scholarship to a student from a developing country. This scholarship will cover tuition fees and a yearly stipend for both years of the programme. To apply, please include a 500 word statement in the section provided on the online course application form.
Irish Aid
Irish Aid is the Government of Ireland’s programme of assistance to developing countries.
List of countries whose citizens are eligible for consideration for fellowships
Low-income economies (43)
Afghanistan |
Guinea-Bissau |
Rwanda |
Bangladesh |
Haiti |
Senegal |
Benin |
Kenya |
Sierra Leone |
Burkina Faso |
Korea, Dem Rep. |
Somalia |
Burundi |
Kyrgyz Republic |
Tajikistan |
Cambodia |
Lao PDR |
Tanzania |
Central African Republic |
Liberia |
Togo |
Chad |
Madagascar |
Uganda |
Comoros |
Malawi |
Uzbekistan |
Congo, Dem. Rep |
Mali |
Vietnam |
Eritrea |
Mauritania |
Yemen, Rep. |
Ethiopia |
Mozambique |
Zambia |
Gambia, The |
Myanmar |
Zimbabwe |
Ghana |
Nepal |
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Guinea |
Niger |
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Lower-middle-income economies (55)
Albania |
Honduras |
Paraguay |
Angola |
India |
Philippines |
Armenia |
Indonesia |
Samoa |
Azerbaijan |
Iran, Islamic Rep. |
São Tomé and Principe |
Belize |
Iraq |
Solomon Islands |
Bhutan |
Jordan |
Sri Lanka |
Bolivia |
Kiribati |
Sudan |
Cameroon |
Kosovo |
Swaziland |
Cape Verde |
Lesotho |
Syrian Arab Republic |
China |
Maldives |
Thailand |
Congo, Rep. |
Marshall Islands |
Timor-Leste |
Côte d'Ivoire |
Micronesia, Fed. Sts. |
Tonga |
Djibouti |
Moldova |
Tunisia |
Ecuador |
Mongolia |
Turkmenistan |
Egypt, Arab Rep. |
Morocco |
Ukraine |
El Salvador |
Nicaragua |
Vanuatu |
Georgia |
Nigeria |
West Bank and Gaza |
Guatemala |
Pakistan |
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Guyana |
Papua New Guinea |
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Upper-middle-income economies (46)
Algeria |
Grenada |
Peru |
American Samoa |
Jamaica |
Poland |
Argentina |
Kazakhstan |
Romania |
Belarus |
Latvia |
Russian Federation |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Lebanon |
Serbia |
Botswana |
Libya |
Seychelles |
Brazil |
Lithuania |
South Africa |
Bulgaria |
Macedonia, FYR |
St. Kitts and Nevis |
Chile |
Malaysia |
St. Lucia |
Colombia |
Mauritius |
St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
Costa Rica |
Mayotte |
Suriname |
Cuba |
Mexico |
Turkey |
Dominica |
Montenegro |
Uruguay |
Dominican Republic |
Namibia |
Venezuela, RB |
Fiji |
Palau |
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Gabon |
Panama |
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