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About Us The School of Genetics and Microbiology comprises the Smurfit Institute of Genetics and the Moyne Institute for Preventative Medicine. The School is characterised by its vibrant teaching and progressive research programme. The School has 23 Principal Investigators with active research programmes funded from Irish, EU and other international funding agencies. Areas of research include: - Microbial genetics and gene regulation - Neurogenetics - Apoptosis - Plant genetics - Genome evolution and bioinformatics - Molecular Genetics of Retinopathies - Population genetics - Microbial pathogenesis and physiology The School of Genetics and Microbiology was formed in 2005 during restructuring of the Faculty system of Trinity College Dublin and has a strong commitment to serving College and the wider community. The School is research intensive and has a strong reputation internationally for the quality of its scholarly activities. At postgraduate level the School concentrates on doctoral education. The School offers three undergraduate degree courses. Students pursuing Moderatorships in Genetics or Microbiology enter College through the general Science entry (Central Admissions Office [CAO] code TR071). These students spend two Freshman years taking general science courses before opting to spend two Sophister years in the School taking either Genetics or Microbiology. The Human Genetics degree (CAO code TR073) operates by direct entry and accepts students into the Junior Freshman year directly from secondary school. The School is housed in two separate buildings, each of which was constructed through private benefaction. The Moyne Institute of Preventive Medicine houses the Department of Microbiology while the Department of Genetics is located in the Smurfit Institute. Both buildings contain modern research laboratories and house research support and administrative functions. The Moyne Institute has its own teaching spaces while the Department of Genetics makes use of facilities in adjacent buildings.
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AN SCOIL GÉINEOLAÍOCHTA AGUS MICRIBHITHEOLAIOCHTA In 2005 a bunaíodh an Scoil Géineolaíochta agus Micribhitheolaíochta agus tá sí tiomanta freastal ar an gColáiste agus ar an bpobal níos leithne. Déantar diantaighde sa Scoil agus tá cáil mhór uirthi go hidirnáisiúnta maidir lena bhfuil bainte amach aici go scolártha. Díríonn an Scoil ar oideachas dochtúireachta ag an leibhéal iarchéime agus cuireann trí chúrsa fochéime ar fáil freisin. Faoin iontráil Eolaíocht ghinearálta (cód TR071 na Lároifige Iontrála [CAO]) a thagann mic léinn a thugann faoi chéimeanna i nGéineolaíocht nó i Micribhitheolaíocht isteach sa Choláiste. Caitheann na mic léinn sin dhá bhliain i mbun cúrsaí eolaíochta ginearálta (ar a dtugtar An Chéad Bhliain Shóisearach agus Shinsearach) sula roghnaíonn siad dhá bhliain Sofaistí sa Scoil i mbun Géineolaíochta nó Micribhitheolaíochta. Trí iontráil dhíreach a thugtar faoi chéim i nGéineolaíocht an Duine (cód CAO TR073) agus glactar le mic léinn sa Chéad Bhliain Shóisearach nó díreach ón meánscoil. Tá an Scoil lonnaithe in dhá fhoirgneamh ar leithligh, gach ceann acu a tógadh le deonúcháin phríobháideacha. Is in Institiúid Moyne do Mhíochaine Choisctheach atá Roinn na Micribhitheolaíochta lonnaithe agus tá Roinn na Géineolaíochta lonnaithe in Institiúid Smurfit. Tá saotharlanna taighde nua-aimseartha agus spásanna teagaisc sa dá fhoirgneamh chomh maith le tacaíocht taighde agus feidhmeanna riaracháin.