Trinity College Dublin is located in the second district of downtown Dublin, with the main entrance facing the old House of Lords (now a branch of the Bank of Ireland). The campus covers an area of 65,438+090,000 square meters, with the current Irish government office building and commercial center in the south and northeast respectively.

The long room of Trinity College in Dublin has a long-standing reputation and contains a large number of precious works, among which The Book of kells, which was completed by monks in the 9th century, is extremely precious. This book originated from the golden age of church development in the early Middle Ages and was written in Latin. This is the most perfect handwritten masterpiece in ancient Irish history, describing the development of religion, culture and art at that time, including portraits and illustrations of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, St. John and St. Matthew.

Trinity College has been a famous education center in Europe for more than 400 years, and is a member of coimbra group, a famous European university alliance. It was the only university in Dublin at that time. Today, Trinity College continues to attract enterprising students from all over the world.

Trinity College is the oldest university in Ireland, founded by Elizabeth I in 1592. Its full name is Trinity College (University of Dublin). The university building consists of two square courtyards. The ancient city walls surround the buildings built in Shi Zhuan, gravel paths and green lawns, with a tall bell tower in the middle. Trinity College is a symbol of higher education in Ireland, where many scholars have studied.

The courses of Trinity College in Ireland cover almost all disciplines, including: natural and health science, systems science, MBA, engineering, architecture, electronics, computer, literature, economics and humanities. Among them, Trinity College of Ireland has the longest history of humanities courses and the teaching level of business courses ranks first in Ireland.

Ireland is the second largest software exporter in the world. Because the Irish government only collects 12.5% corporate income tax, many famous computer companies such as Microsoft, Apple and IBM have set their European headquarters in Dublin. Trinity University is their close local partner. Every year, these big companies will jointly develop new projects with the Computer College.