Announcements for Incoming Peace Studies Students
Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
Students entering the M.Phil. in International Peace Studies in Autumn 2010 should bear the following dates in mind:
24 September Morning: Orientation Day, ISE Milltown
Michelmas (1st) Term: 27 September -17 December
Hilary (2nd) Term: 17 January-8 April
NB: UN field trip,: April 18 and 19 2011
Incoming students can click hereto see a list of readings for International Peace Studies modules.
Term Dates for 2010-2011
Posted on 12. Aug, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
Postgraduate registration week on the main campus begins Tuesday 14 September 2010.
Orientation at ISE in Milltown will be Friday morning 24 September 2010 (further details to follow).
Michaelmas term teaching is Monday 27 September 2010 to Friday 17 December 2010.
Hilary term teaching is Monday 17 January 2011 to Friday 8 April 2011.
Trinity Term is 11 April 2011 to 13 June 2011 and M.Phil. dissertations are due 15 August 2011.
Click here to access additional term date information for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Click here for other programme resources for prospective students.
Celia Kenny Wins Prize for Best Article
Posted on 07. Jul, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
Doctoral Candidate Celia Kenny won the prize for the best article in Trinity College’s Journal of Postgraduate Research, "Private Parts and Public Spaces: A Feminist Ethic of Embodiment.” The journal was launched on Monday 28 June, 2010.
Photo: Celia Kenny with TCD Provost John Hegarty.
Graduates Meet to Celebrate
Posted on 07. Jul, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
The alumni night was held on July 1st and was a great success. We were delighted
to listen to ISE graduate, Manus de Barra, (International Peace Studies 2004/05)
speak about his time at ISE and the lessons learnt for his work, first in the
Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and now in the Office of Ombudsman for
Children, where he is policy and human rights officer. Graduates from Europe,
Canada, USA, St. Vincents and Israel attended along with their families.
Congratulations to all our new graduates!
International Intervention Workshop
Posted on 09. May, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
International experts on intervention in ethnic conflict gathered for a one-day workshop on April 30, 2010 hosted by Dr Etain Tannam, International Peace Studies, to discuss EU and UN intervention from empirical and theoretical perspectives.
Participants listen to Dr Ken McDonagh (Dublin City Univeristy) and Professor Ben Tonra (University College Dublin)
Dr Anne-Marie Rodt (Exeter) and Dr Ray Murphy (NUI Galway) discuss EU and UN military intervention
from left, Dr Niall O’Dochartaigh (NUI Galway), Dr James Ker-Lindsay (London School of Economics), Professor Oliver Richmond (St. Andrew’s), Professor Richard Caplan (Linacre College, Oxford) and Professor Eunan O’Halpin (Trinity College Dublin)
Conference and Summer School June 2010
Posted on 25. Mar, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
For more information about our conference, ‘From World Mission to Interreligious Witness: Visioning Ecumenics in the 21st Century,’ 16-18 June 2010 at Trinity College Dublin, click here.
Please note the location for the conference is the Arts Building in the main TCD campus. Click here for a map.
For more information about our Summer School, 14-25 June 2010, ‘Translating God(s): Comparative Theology in Europe,’ click here.
Apply Now for New Master’s Scholarships for Students from the Balkans
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Gladys Ganiel in News
The Irish School of Ecumenics Trust has instituted the Boris Trajkovski Scholarship which will be awarded annually to a student from the Balkans region to undertake a taught masters programme in either ecumenical studies, international peace studies, or reconciliation studies. The scholarship is made possible through the generosity of the Methodist Church in Britain, in the spirit of ecumenical partnership. It honours the memory of the former President of Macedonia the Hon. Boris Trajkovski who, in 2002, was awarded the World Methodist Peace Award on the basis of his significant contributions to peace, reconciliation and justice. This scholarship is open to Christians of all denominations who can demonstrate a commitment to the vision and mission of the Methodist Church Fund for World Mission, (the promoter of the scholarship). It is intended to support the ongoing work of reconciliation in the region by providing the opportunity for individuals who have been involved in ecumenical, inter-faith, reconciliation or peace work to undertake a 1-year taught masters degree in the Irish School of Ecumenics. The Boris Trajkovski Scholarship is worth a total of €30,000 from which university fees and a stipend will be paid. For more information, including how to apply, click here.
