TR599 · Level 8 · 4 years

Mathematics/Philosophy

Trinity College Dublin · Dublin

2026 Round 1 points

613

How do your points compare?

Don't know your points? Use the CAO points calculator.

About this course

This is a Trinity Joint Honours degree where you study Mathematics and Philosophy together. In third and fourth year you take about half your modules from each subject and finish with a Capstone research project.

How long
4 years
What you study
Mathematics gives a broad training in calculus and algebra early on, then lets you choose from pure maths, applied and computational maths, theoretical physics and statistics. Philosophy covers questions about reality, knowledge, right and wrong, the just state and the mind, using reasoning and argument, and Joint Honours students have about five hours of classes a week.
Placement and abroad
Third year students may apply to study abroad on an exchange programme.
Where it can lead
Graduates of the two subjects go into areas such as computing, financial services, statistics, teaching, accountancy and actuarial work, and accountancy, teaching, journalism, law, banking, computing and further research.
Who it suits
Suits students who like problem solving and abstract reasoning and enjoy asking big questions and arguing a case clearly.

Summary written by FindMyCollegeCourse.ie from the college's own course information. Check the college website for full details.

About Humanities (except languages)

Cultural and historical studies, including literature and philosophy

Explore the cultural, historical, philosophical, and creative aspects of human society. These degrees encompass a wide range of subjects, including literature, history, philosophy, and cultural studies. E.g. Arts, Joint Honours degrees, Humanities.

Points history

YearRound 1Final (end of season)Middle student
2026613Published after the final round
2025 Not offered under this code
2024 Not offered under this code
2023 Not offered under this code

Round 1 is the points needed for a first-round offer. Final is the lowest points offered a place after all rounds. Middle student is the points of the student in the middle of everyone who got a place. * means not everyone on those points got a place (random selection). Source: CAO points lists.

Subject requirements

  • English: Higher H7 or Ordinary O6
  • Mathematics: Higher H3
  • A language except English: Higher H7 or Ordinary O6

These are the course's own subject requirements. You also need to meet the college's general minimum entry requirements.

See the course on the Trinity College Dublin website ↗

Is Mathematics/Philosophy right for you?

Points tell you if you can get in. They don't tell you if you'll enjoy it. The CAO Interest Test matches your interests to more than 1,400 CAO courses, including courses in Humanities (except languages), and shows which ones fit your points.

Take the CAO Interest Test Try the free test first

Similar courses in Humanities (except languages)

Level 8 courses with the closest 2026 Round 1 points.

Points and course details change every year. Always check cao.ie and the college website before you fill in your CAO form.