The Dual Degree Program between Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University
The Dual Degree Program between Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University offers students an international educational experience —a program spanning two continents and cosmopolitan cities. The Program allows students to enhance their global outlook and develop their language skills and communication abilities to the highest possible level.
Wherever your passions lie, in science, the humanities, or social sciences, the Dual Degree Program offers you the opportunity to engage in the study of your chosen fields with world-renowned faculty on both sides of the Atlantic and to immerse yourself in two distinct academic, social, and cultural environments.
Recent News
Columbia World Projects recently announced the newest cohort of Fellows, which includes two Dual Degree students who will experience an immersive summer dedicated to strengthening their knowledge of social impact.
Cassidy Murray ’26GS and Ruby Topalian ’26GS, graduates from the Dual BA program between Columbia University and Trinity College Dublin have been awarded Fulbright U.S. Student Grants for 2026-2027.
Balancing life between Ireland and New York, Maeve Sheehan ‘26GS found the perfect fit in the Trinity-Columbia Dual BA program.
Columbia World Projects recently announced the newest cohort of Fellows, which includes two Dual Degree students who will experience an immersive summer dedicated to strengthening their knowledge of social impact.
Koka joins an elite cohort of future leaders ready to pursue fully-funded graduate studies at one of the world’s top universities.
Sarah Browne ‘26GS and Megan Marostica ‘26GS are participating in exciting research alongside esteemed Columbia faculty this fall.
Congratulations to the Dual BA students and alumni who have received fellowships this academic year!
The valedictorian of the Columbia University School of General Studies Class of 2025 is Peter Gorman, a graduate of the Dual BA Program between Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University.
Zhang is one of 150 scholars from around the world selected to be part of the 2025-26 cohort.
Through a competitive process, Gorman and Rodger became the third and fourth students admitted to the Dual BA to join the illustrious Trinity Scholars community.
Gabriel Mangum Lehmann ‘24GS is among the 2023 awardees for this preeminent undergraduate award in the fields of mathematics, the natural sciences, and engineering.
With the newest third-year Dual BA students arriving at Columbia this fall, we asked two rising Dual BA seniors to share their stories of acclimating to life at Columbia as juniors.
This year, the first cohort of 21 students from the Trinity-Columbia Dual BA Program graduated alongside their peers at GS Class Day. Inaugurated in November 2017, the Program offers students an international educational experience spanning two continents and cosmopolitan cities.
The incoming Class of 2025 will be the largest cohort of students to enroll in the Dual BA Program between Columbia University and Trinity College Dublin since its launch in 2017.
On Tuesday, July 7, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students regarding the fall 2020 semester.
Cassidy Murray ’26GS and Ruby Topalian ’26GS, graduates from the Dual BA program between Columbia University and Trinity College Dublin have been awarded Fulbright U.S. Student Grants for 2026-2027.
Evan Rork ‘23GS reflects on the rewards of being part of two campuses in two countries…and one big GS community!
Ciara Kavanagh '20GS, a sustainable development specialist at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, spoke alongside fellow GS alumni working in sustainability at a panel event on Columbia’s Morningside campus.
