Ireland has a reputation for excellence in education.  Our higher education (‘third-level’ education) system is similar to that of the UK and many other European countries, and Irish graduates are highly sought after. 

Bachelors degree programmes

These are undergraduate or first-degree qualifications.  All of the Conservatoire’s bachelors programmes are offered with Honours (Level 8 on Ireland’s National Framework of Qualifications), and all of them last four years, except the BA in Drama (Performance) which lasts three years.  Honours qualifications are generally required for entry to postgraduate study.

Undergraduate Courses

 

TU Dublin Conservatoire undergraduate degree programmes in music and drama.  Click on the links to find out more about each of them, and email conservatoire@tudublin.ie if you have any questions.   

Our programmes are student-centred – they have been devised to ensure they are relevant to your needs and the needs of employers and society.  Our programmes allow you to specialize in classical and Irish traditional music performance, composition, musicology, music education, jazz, rock and pop, opera, drama and research. 

 

 

Dr Helen Lawlor

Traditional Music at the Conservatoire with Dr Helen Lawlor

Odhran O'Casaide

Traditional Music at the Conservatoire with Odhran O'Casaide

Mark Redmond

Traditional Music at the Conservatoire with Mark Redmond

Kevin Glackin

Traditional Music at the Conservatoire with Kevin Glackin

Valentine Laporte

Valentine shares her day with you.

Norah Chan

Norah shares her day with you.

Cathal McCabe

Cathal shares his day.