Academic Research Centres Ireland Academic Departments Sociology

Sociology related research centres attached to Universities

• - Offers three postgraduate programmes at the University College Dublin. Information on the role, function, purpose and objectives of the institute.
  
• - Based at Trinity College Dublin.
  
• - This institute mirrors similar ones in Northern Ireland, Scotland and England and is based at UCD.
  
• - Promoting the study of historical and contemporary migration, to and from Ireland. Based at University College Cork.
  
• - Pursues the inter-disciplinary study of significant equalities and inequalities in human life. Based at University College Dublin.
  
• - Promotes and develops research by the staff of the Departments of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work at University College Dublin.
  
• - Based at Trinity, this is the only centre of its kind and is sponsored by the Departments of Psychology and Social Policy, respectively.
  
• - Based at the University of Limerick
  
• - Embraces the full range of the social sciences at the National University of Ireland, Galway.
  
• - Based at Trinity College Dublin.
  
• - Combines programmes from Sociology, Social Policy, Economics, Politics, The Centre for Equality Studies and the Institute for British-Irish Studies. Based at University College Dublin.
  
• - Based at Trinity College, this centre has done much EU-sponsored research. The centre headed by Prof. James Wickham has a well maintained site with excellent information on each of the projects including the full reports. Also includes a Labour Market Obs
  
• - The centre is involved in research, advocacy, and action on the ground in countries threatened by famine. Based at University College Cork.
  
• - Based at Trinity College Dublin.
  
• - Based at Dublin Institute of Technology.
  
• - WERRC is a feminist centre developing multi-disciplinary feminist research, theory and scholarship at University College Dublin.
  
• - National University of Ireland, Maynooth
  
• - Aims to produce a new Historical Dictionary of Irish placenames and tribal names to replace Fr Edmund Hogan's Onomasticon Goedelicum. Based at University College Cork.
  
• - A collaboration between the Department of Politics and Economics in Trinity College Dublin.
  
  

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