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About the School The School of Social Sciences and Philosophy was formed in 2005 and comprises the Departments of Economics, Philosophy, Political Science and Sociology, together with the Policy Institute. Research The School is at the forefront of research and teaching in Ireland across the disciplines of economics, philosophy, political science and sociology. All four departments are rated highly in international research evaluations and our academic staff include some of the leading scholars in Ireland. Undergraduate Education The School is home to just under 50 staff and over 1,300 undergraduate students. We have a relatively diverse student body with each year, the School welcomes growing numbers of visiting and full-time international students from around the world. We also encourage and support the admission of students from under-represented socio economic groups, mature students and students with disabilities. The School offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses and many of our students have the opportunity to spend time studying abroad. At undergraduate level by far the largest group of students are those studying Business, Economic and Social Studies (BESS). The School is also home to the unique undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Political Science, Economics and Sociology (PPES) and contributes to Two Subject Moderatorship (TSM) programmes in Economics, Philosophy and Sociology. Postgraduate Education Taught postgraduate courses are offered by the departments of Economics, Political Science and Sociology and we now have over 100 graduate students conducting research across the School's four disciplines. Engagement with Society The School's public events programme, organised by the Policy Institute, plays a key role in enabling the public to engage with the School and its work, and in ensuring that leading academics and policy makers from around the world are publicly accessible.
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Roinn na Socheolaíochta I 1968 a tosaíodh ag teagasc na socheolaíochta i gColáiste na Tríonóide. Is cuid de Scoil na nEolaíochtaí Sóisialta agus na Fealsúnachta, ceann de 24 Scoil i gColáiste na Tríonóide, í an Roinn. Is í an t-aon institiúid in Éirinn í a bhfuil áit aici sa rangú 100 Ollscoil Domhanda QSA is Fearr. Is ceannródaí sa taighde imirce í an Roinn agus speisialaíonn sí i staidéar cine agus coinbhleachta. Áirítear ar shnáitheanna teagaisc agus taighde suntasacha eile fostaíocht agus obair san Eoraip chomh maith le saolta digiteacha agus líonraí sóisialta. Tá roinnt ball foirne rannpháirteach san Institiúid do Léann Imeasctha Idirnáisiúnta (IIIS) agus oibríonn siad i gcomhar leis an Institiúid Taighde Eacnamaíochta agus Sóisialta (ESRI). Tá ceithre chlár fochéime ar fáil sa Roinn: An Mhodhnóireacht Dhá Ábhar ina ndéantar staidéar ar an tSocheolaíocht i gcomhar le hábhar amháin eile (TSM); Socheolaíochta agus Beartas Sóisialta ar clár níos praiticiúla agus níos dírithe ar bheartas é (SocSocPol); Gnó, Eacnamaíocht agus Staidéar Sóisialta (BESS); agus Fealsúnacht, Eolaíocht Pholaitiúil, Eacnamaíocht agus Socheolaíocht (PPES). Tá an Roinn an-bhródúil gur bhuaigh sí dhá Dhámhachtain Teagaisc an Phropaist. Is i Roinn na Socheolaíochta atá an clár uathúil an MPhil i gCine, Eitneachas agus Coinbhleacht lonnaithe, agus tá clár PhD struchtúrtha aici atá comhdhéanta d'ardoiliúint mhodheolaíoch agus ceardlanna ar scileanna inaistrithe. Bíonn thart ar aon trian de mhic léinn fochéime rannpháirteach sa chlár Erasmus agus i gcláir mhalartaithe idirnáisiúnta nach mbaineann leis an AE agus cuirimid fáilte chroíúil roimh mhic léinn ar cuairt agus roimh mhic léinn nach as an AE dóibh. Glacann an Roinn páirt i ndíospóireachtaí domhanda faoin tsochaí, mar shampla trína Sraith Léachtaí Poiblí TCD-UCD.