Trinity College Dublin School of Education TY Visions for Education Programme
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Curious how education could change? Join Trinity's week-long TY programme to explore design thinking, diversity, brain health and student voice, build a team project and develop skills to shape future learning and boost your uni/career profile.
The Trinity TY Visions for Education programme is a week-long experience at Trinity College Dublin’s School of Education for current Transition Year students. It invites participants to think about how education can be transformed and to explore what learning spaces of the future might look like.
Across the week, students take part in sessions on design thinking, diversity and equity, brain health, student voice and empowerment, and innovation for learning. The programme also includes a team-based project focused on future learning experiences, with an emphasis on collaboration, inclusion, and valuing different perspectives and skills.
The programme is designed to be welcoming and supportive, and Trinity says it wants a wide range of voices represented. Places are limited and applicants are selected from their application responses. Some places are reserved for students from DEIS and Trinity Access linked schools, and applicants complete the form with a parent or guardian before uploading their programme statement through the required submission link.
1 September 2026
20 September 2026
Applications for February 2027 are open from 1st to 20th September 2026. Successful applicants have 5 days to confirm acceptance of a place.
Dates from the previous cycle. New dates are announced when applications reopen.
22 February 2027 – 26 February 2027
Trinity TY Visions for Education (February 2027)
Location
- Any current Transition Year student
- The application form must be completed by the TY student together with a parent or legal guardian, as parental consent is required to process personal data
- A number of places are reserved for students from DEIS and Trinity Access linked schools
- Places are limited and selection is based on the responses given in the application form
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