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Law

Law governs every aspect of our lives, from food labelling and football transfers to elections and crime. It regulates our social life from the contracts that we make when we buy products to the laws that determine when people can be jailed for committing criminal offences, and through to significant political decisions, such as constitutional reforms on marriage or abortion. As a law student, you will learn what laws are, how they work and how they change.

Undergraduate Course / Law / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Law and French

Ireland’s membership of the European Union, combined with globalisation, makes it more important than ever that lawyers are able to understand other legal systems and cultures. A key global distinction is between ‘common law systems’, such as Ireland, England, and the USA, and ‘civil law systems’, found in France, most other European jurisdictions, and beyond. The Law and French degree course satisfy these needs as students graduate with a grounding in Irish Law, fluency in a second European language and knowledge of the general culture, political, economic and sociological make-up of France.

Undergraduate Course / Law / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Law and German

Ireland’s membership of the European Union, combined with globalisation, makes it more important than ever that lawyers are able to understand other legal systems and cultures. A key global distinction is between ‘common law systems’, such as Ireland, England, and the USA, and ‘civil law systems’, found in France, most other European jurisdictions, and beyond. The Law and German degree courses satisfy these needs as students graduate with a grounding in Irish Law, fluency in a second European language and knowledge of the general culture, political, economic and sociological make-up of Germany.

Undergraduate Course / Law / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Philosophy (JH)

Philosophy is an intellectually exciting discipline in which fundamental questions of human existence, value and society are examined, debated and challenged. Its methods are reason and argument and philosophy students are given the skills to reason and argue clearly, cogently and effectively. Rather than a body of doctrine, philosophy is a method or a way of approaching abstract general questions such as what is a good life, what is the fundamental nature of reality, what is the purpose (if any) of human existence?

Undergraduate Course / Humanities, Arts & Tourism / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Philosophy Political Science Economics and Sociology

Philosophy, Political Science, Economics and Sociology (P.P.E.S.), offers a coherent and integrated introduction to the study of social sciences and philosophy. It brings together some of the most important approaches to understanding society and, in doing so, develops skills for a whole range of future careers and activities. Central to the programme is the analysis of social and human phenomena through the lens of several complementary disciplines and analytical frameworks. By allowing a gradual specialisation over the course of the four-year degree programme, students ultimately obtain an excellent grounding in one, or at most two, of the disciplines which comprise the course. Particularly appealing is the complementarity across the P.P.E.S. disciplines. For example, while the well-publicised rise in inequality has economic origins, it has political and sociological ramifications. Moreover, the question of whether to address it is ultimately a philosophical one. A training in PPES enables students to analyse such issues rigorously and comprehensively. As such, it provides an excellent training in analytical thinking, a skill highly prized by employers.

Undergraduate Course / Social Sciences / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Political Science (JH)

Political Science is the study of governments, public policies and political behaviours. Politics affects us all in our daily lives. It is easy to think of issues that we all have opinions about. Should the government tax the rich to try to achieve greater equality? Should it introduce ‘green taxes’ in order to protect the environment? How high a priority should development aid be? What are the causes and consequences of ‘Brexit’? Questions such as these, along with analysis of political systems, political behaviour, international relations and how democracy works, are at the heart of the study of political science.

Undergraduate Course / Social Sciences / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Psychology

Psychology is the study of human behaviour and mental processes. It includes topics such as infant and child development, perception, learning, motivation, cognitive processes (like memory and problem solving), individual differences and social psychology, and has many of the features of a science course, such as practical work, statistical description and analysis of data and courses on the underlying physiology of the human brain.

Undergraduate Course / Social Sciences / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Social Policy (JH)

Social Policy entails the study of those social relations shaping human welfare and wellbeing and analysis of the means by which governments achieve citizen’s well-being through the formation of policies, provision of services and responding to social issues and problems. As a course of undergraduate study Social Policy fits with a commitment to advance the cause of a just, pluralistic and sustainable society. The course encourages engagement with wider society and civic engagement through modules on issues such as refugee policy, housing and homelessness, ageing and the lifecourse, youth, reproductive rights, social inequality, disability and domestic violence. A global outlook is a reoccurring and integral part of the course. Our curriculum aims to give you a thorough training in the systematic analysis of contemporary social issues and the role of social policy in comparative country contexts. At the end of your four years you should have developed both a general understanding of the field of social policy and specific expertise in select contemporary policy issues, the process of policy making and the skills of research, analysis and argumentation applicable to the policy arena.

Undergraduate Course / Social Sciences / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Sociology (JH)

Sociology studies the interaction of people within social groups like families, schools and companies and how this shapes their behaviours and life chances. It explores questions such as: why do migrants develop their cultural identities in different ways? How is privacy changing with the rise of digital technologies? How does a child’s family of origin shape their chances of educational success and future job? Do state rules and regulations represent and protect elite power? Sociology is foremost among the social sciences in its understanding of social change.

Undergraduate Course / Social Sciences / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Computer Science Linguistics and a Language

The Computer Science, Linguistics and a Language (CSLL) degree is an integrated, interdisciplinary programme. CSLL students learn computer science, study linguistics, the scientific study of language and speech, and study a specific language (with a choice of French, Spanish or Irish). There is an emphasis on the intersection of these subjects, on computational and empirical approaches to language, knowledge of which is important to the ever-growing fields of speech and language technology, such as machine translation, speech synthesis and recognition. All the component disciplines are pursued to a high level, equipping CSLL graduates to pursue a very wide range of careers, such as in computing in general, in roles requiring skills in a particular language and in the speech and language technology area.

Undergraduate Course / Computing / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Dental Hygiene

The dental hygienist works closely with other dental team members and healthcare professionals. Patients must first be examined by a dentist who will then indicate the treatment to be carried out by the dental hygienist. The dental hygienist focuses on preventative oral care for both children and adults, including those with special needs. Dental hygienists treat patients in the clinical setting to prevent or control periodontal (gum) disease and dental decay. They also engage in oral health promotional activities with individuals, targeted groups and other health care teams, providing advice and counselling in relation to diet and lifestyle habits such as smoking.

Undergraduate Course / Sciences & Health / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

2 years

MSc Sustainable Development

Sustainable Development is at the heart of environmental, social and economic policies being developed and enacted by business, state and NGOs. This course, which includes a work placement, provides a broad knowledge and understanding of sustainable development including the issues, techniques, management and applications relevant to the living and working environment.

Post Graduate Course / Sciences & Health / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

1 year

MSc Applied Mathematics

The programme MSc in Applied Mathematics is one of two taught postgraduate courses delivered by the School of Mathematical Sciences. It offers a broad range of topics in applied mathematics and is suitable for applicants from a wide variety of backgrounds. It is designed to cater not only for those who wish to develop an advanced level of mathematical knowledge and practical skills relevant to problem solving in diverse, real-world contexts but also for those that simply wish to develop their understanding and appreciation of a fundamental branch of mathematics.

Post Graduate Course / Mathematics & Statistics / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

6 Months

MSc Mathematical Physics

The programme MSc in Mathematical Physics is one of two taught postgraduate courses delivered by the School of Mathematical Sciences. It offers a well-structured programme that develops a deep level of knowledge of topics in mathematical physics underpinned by a solid mathematical foundation. It is suitable for applicants with a strong mathematical background who wish to develop their knowledge and appreciation of advanced mathematical topics as a preparation for research or to enter highly technical, research-focussed roles in business or industry. Graduates will acquire the analytical skills to perform advanced professional and technical roles.

Post Graduate Course / Mathematics & Statistics / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

1.5 year

MSc Computer Science (Advance Software Development)

The MSc in Computer Science (Advanced Software Development) aims to produce graduates with the knowledge and skills to develop the complex software solutions that organizations need to compete in the emerging global digital economy.

Post Graduate Course / Computing / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

1.5 year

MSc Computer Science (Data Science)

The MSc in Computer Science (Data Science) course aims to produce graduates with the knowledge and skills to work with large amounts of raw data and extract meaningful insights from it. Graduates are equipped with deep technical skills (in data management, data mining, probability and statistics, and machine learning), but also with the softer skills (in communications, research and problem solving) required to work effectively within organisations.

Post Graduate Course / Computing / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

1.5 years

MSc Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance & Regulation

The MSc in Pharmaceutical QA and Regulation provides specific education at postgraduate level in ‘Quality Assurance’ and Pharmaceutical Regulatory requirements, to scientists and other professionals who operate in the ‘Quality Environment’ of the bio/pharmaceutical industry (accounting for up to 25% of graduates in this sector).

Post Graduate Course / Sciences & Health / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 130 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 70 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 105 ]

1.5 year

Human Nutrition and Dietetics (Joint Degree)

This four-year full-time programme is run jointly with TU Dublin. Students are registered in both institutions and have access to all services across the two institutions. The course provides an integrated education on the science of nutrition and practice of dietetics and their application to human health and well-being. On successful completion, the B.Sc. honours degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics is awarded jointly by Trinity and TU Dublin. This programme is approved by CORU, the regulator for the health and social care professions in Ireland. All graduates are eligible to proceed to the register with the Dietitians Registration Board of CORU. Dietetics is the application of our knowledge of food and nutrition to promote health, prevent disease and contribute to the management of disease. This course is the only undergraduate programme leading to a qualification in dietetics in the Republic of Ireland. The degree is recognised by the Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute (INDI), the British Dietetic Association (BDA) and The Nutrition Society.

Undergraduate Course / Sciences & Health / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]

4 years

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Human Nutrition & Dietetics

Dietitians apply knowledge of food, nutrition and other disciplines such as biochemistry, physiology and social science to promote health, prevent disease and help to manage illness. This course offers you an integrated training in the science of nutrition and dietetics, and its applications to human health and well-being both at the individual and community level. This joint TU Dublin/TCD BSc course is the only such degree course in the Republic of Ireland. Students are registered in TU Dublin and TCD. The broad aim of the course is to produce graduates who are competent to practice at entry level as a dietitian or public health nutritionist or work as a nutrition expert in the industrial and/or private sector. You’ll learn how to apply core science knowledge to dietetics and human nutrition, and will develop scientific and analytical skills. To ensure capacity for evidence-based practice, there’s a strong emphasis on developing problem-solving skills, and the ability to review and critically evaluate scientific data and information and to undertake research and development in dietetics and nutrition. On graduation, you can seek employment in the public or private sectors as a dietitian (or clinical nutritionist) in hospitals or community care in Ireland or the UK. With some further study towards licensing examinations, you may also find work in dietetics in the US, Australia or New Zealand. You are also equipped to work effectively in the private sector, in food companies or in clinical nutrition product sales and marketing.

Undergraduate Course / Sciences & Health / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]

4 years

MSc Coaching Science in Sport

In this MSc programme you will learn about the cutting-edge science that underpins diverse aspects of coaching, e.g. tapering and peaking to optimise performance, the coach-athlete relationship, performance and notational analysis in sport. You will also undertake original research of your own on a topic that is relevant to you. Critical evaluation of academic knowledge and its practical application is a distinctive feature of this advanced programme.

Post Graduate Course / Humanities, Arts & Tourism / Dublin

Intakes: September Intake ,

English Tests Scores:

1. DET (Duolingo English test) [ 120 ]
2. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) [ 6.5 ]
3. PTE (Pearson Test of English) [ 63 ]
4. TOEFL Internet Based [ 90 ]

1 year

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