Computer Science
Admission criteria
This program does not list a portfolio, projects, or work samples as an admission requirement on the course page or undergraduate admissions pages.
Bar to clear: Not used by this program
A personal statement is part of Trinity's non-EU direct undergraduate application and asks applicants why they chose Trinity, what they hope to gain academically, and what they will contribute. For EU CAO applicants, admission is not described as essay-based.
Bar to clear: Required for non-EU direct applicants; explain study motivation, academic goals, and contribution to Trinity
This is the decisive dimension. Trinity states entry is competitive and based on academic merit; applicants must meet minimum matriculation requirements, the Computer Science course-specific math requirement, and competitive course standards. For CAO applicants, the published course points and subject requirement are central. Trinity's 2026 course page lists H4 Mathematics and 2025 CAO points of 533 for Computer Science.
Bar to clear: H4 Mathematics and about 533 CAO points (2025) or equivalent strong school results
English proficiency is required for applicants who do not already satisfy Trinity's English requirement through their school qualification. The Computer Science course requires Band B English. Standardized entrance tests are not the main driver overall, but Trinity may consider SAT/ACT for some direct applicants and accepts SAT/ACT in lieu of other standardised tests for certain country systems.
Bar to clear: Band B English: IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each band (or equivalent)