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This funding supports initiatives, events, and projects focused on postgraduate members. Projects may be planned and executed by society committees, a postgraduate representative on a committee, or individual postgraduate members with proposals that align with the society’s goals and benefit postgraduate engagement.
If you have any questions about the process or the nature of the grant, please contact the CSC treasurer at treasurer@csc.tcd.ie.
Full description of eligibility and application process is available here.
The Trinity College Dublin Trust invites applications for funding from Student Societies, Sports Clubs and other organized Student Groups. Extracurricular activities form an essential part of a Trinity education and the Trinity Trust offers grants to students clubs, societies and other organized students groups twice every academic year. Funding applications under any of the advertised criteria are welcome, but the Trust will particularly welcome innovative initiatives designed to enhance Student Life.
How to apply? Applications are to be made via this link: https://www.tcd.ie/alumni/community/association-and-trust/a-and-t-form.php
What activities are eligible? The Trust’s standard Criteria for awarding Grants apply. The Trust exists to support learning and education in College. Food and drink are not eligible costs.
Deadline for applications:
- Round 1 (Autumn): 5pm, Friday 24th October, 2025
- Round 2 (Spring): 5pm, Friday 6th February, 2026
Informal Queries: Grace O’Malley (omalleygrainne@protonmail.com) or Dr Claire Laudet, Joint Hon. Secretaries of the Trust (claudet@tcd.ie)
The Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Fund is now open for applications. An annual fund is made available to socities who want to apply for small grants for projects which promote equality in Trinity. Applications of approximately €1,000 per project are eligible for consideration from the overall fund every year.
Applications that will enhance and build on Trinity's EDI work across the university are welcome. Particularly encouraged are project proposals that align with the key areas of Trinity's EDI work, including those covered in Irish equality legislation and by the Public Sector Duty:
There is no fixed closing date - applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until all funding has been allocated. The review process is overseen by members of the EDI Sub-Committee.
Application Process: All current Trinity staff members and registered students (undergraduate or postgraduate) are eligible to apply for a grant from the EDI Fund. Individual, group, and collaborative projects are all considered, and joint staff and student initiatives are particularly encouraged.
Applications can be submitted online, or a paper copy can be collected at the EDI Office, Room 2054, Arts Building.
Find out more about the process, past projects, and apply on the EDI website here.