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Psychology and Italian in Trinity College Dublin

  • 03-07-2012 1:31pm
    #1
    dawn778
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    Hey there,
    So I've been wanting to do Psychology with a while now but also have an interest in languages so had been juggling over which course to choose next year. I came across a joint programme in Trinity where you can study both Italian and Psych for 3 years and then you choose one for the final year. I was just wondering if anyone could provide me more information on this course, eg: what it's like, job prospects, and any general knowledge on the actual course will all be greatly appreciated :)
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  • #2
    kerry4sam
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    dawn778 wrote: »
    Hey there,
    So I've been wanting to do Psychology with a while now but also have an interest in languages so had been juggling over which course to choose next year. I came across a joint programme in Trinity where you can study both Italian and Psych for 3 years and then you choose one for the final year. I was just wondering if anyone could provide me more information on this course, eg: what it's like, job prospects, and any general knowledge on the actual course will all be greatly appreciated :)

    Hey there,

    Welcome to boards :)

    You would be better off asking your query in the actual Trinity College Dublin forum right here.


    kerry4sam


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