‘Addison’s, Bartters, Academia and Me’ is the title of the next presentation in TCD’s Breaking Boundaries webinar.
The webinar features Dr Fiona Smyth and takes place on 26th of April at 1 -2 pm.
Dr. Fiona Smyth. Fiona is an interdisciplinary scholar in Science and Society in the School of Education and a lecturer at Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities Her expertise lies at the interface of the history of architecture and the history of science with a central focus on acoustics.
Addison’s, Bartters, Academia and Me
This talk is part of Trinity College Dublin’s series ‘Breaking Boundaries: A Disabled Postgraduates PhD Journey’.
Disabled students only make up 2.3% of postgraduate the population (Ahead, 2019). The Trinity College Dublin Forum for Disabled Staff and Postgraduate Students has identified that they face many barriers to their successful transition to and completion of postgraduate study. In recognition of this, the TCD Forum for Disabled Staff and Postgraduate Students in association with the Trinity Ability co_op, and with the support of the Postgraduate Advisory Service Postgraduate Community & Wellbeing Fund , and the GSU Disability Rights Officer have organised this series of talks.
Trinity College Dublin is a prime choice for anyone looking to pursue a postgraduate course in Ireland.
TCD has a huge variety to choose from on the postgraduate level. Whether you are seeking to obtain an MA, PhD, Diploma or Certificate, Trinity’s postgraduate programmes have something for everyone in the heart of Dublin’s City Centre.
Why do a postgrad at Trinity?
- It’s a research-centred environment
- It’s home to a supportive community
- Location, location, location. At the heart of Dublin’s City Centre
- State of the art facilities
- A global village – diverse cultures blended together
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