Introduction to Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

The capital of Ireland is Dublin (English: Dublin; Irish: Baile tha Cliath), located on the River Liffey in County Dublin The estuary, with a land area of ??more than 115 square kilometers, is surrounded by mountains to the south and crop plains to the west and north. The following is an introduction to Trinity College Dublin in Ireland that I have collected. You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it.

1. Introduction to Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

The official name of Trinity College Dublin (English: Trinity College Dublin, Irish: Coláiste na Tríonóide) is: College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin (Queen Elizabeth's Holy and Undivided Trinity College near Dublin) is located in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. It was built in 1592 on the order of Queen Elizabeth I of England in order to "civilize" Ireland and based on the model of Oxford and Cambridge universities. It is one of the seven oldest universities in the English-speaking world and had basically formed its current size by the 18th century.

Trinity College has been a world-renowned education center for more than 400 years and is a member of The Coimbra Group, a prestigious European university alliance. At that time it was the only university in Dublin. Today, Trinity College continues to attract enterprising students from all over the world. Its history is as famous as the universities of Oxford and Cambridge in the UK. Trinity's undergraduate diploma, like Oxford and Cambridge, is regarded as having postgraduate research level, and it competes with famous universities in the United States such as Harvard, Yale and Princeton to recruit outstanding students. Today, Trinity enjoys an international reputation that makes its graduates highly sought-after talents in the human resources markets in Europe, North America and Australia. Truly speaking, a Trinity diploma is the first step on the road to success. Trinity College is the oldest university in Ireland. It was founded by Elizabeth I in 1592 and is now called University College Dublin. The university's building consists of two square courtyards. The ancient city walls surround the stone brick building, gravel paths and green lawns, with a tall bell tower in the middle. The Holy Trinity Library is as famous as the British Library and the Oxford University Library in the United Kingdom. It is known as the largest library in Europe. Many of its books are national treasures of Ireland. The oldest handwritten version of the "Book of Kells" in the world is preserved in this. Trinity College is a world-famous education center and a symbol of Irish higher education. Many literati and scholars have studied here.

The curriculum of Trinity College Ireland covers almost all disciplines, including: natural and health sciences, systems science, MBA, engineering, architecture, electronics, computers, literature, economics and humanities, etc. Among them, Trinity College in Ireland has the longest history of humanities courses, and the teaching level of business courses ranks first in Ireland. The School of Computing is the trump card of Trinity College Ireland. Ireland is the world's second largest software exporter. Many well-known computer companies have their European headquarters in Ireland. Trinity University of Ireland is their close local partner. Every year, these large companies invest in cooperation with Trinity University of Ireland. The College's School of Computing jointly develops new projects.