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This course is available through the following application route(s)
ABB / BBBD / BBB + D AS Level
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GCSE A / A Level D
(or AS Level C)
IB SL 6 / HL 4
GCSE A / A Level D
(or AS Level C)
IB SL 6 / HL 4
555-625
O2/H6 in MathematicsO2/H6 in a laboratory science (Applied Mathematics, Computer Science or Geography may be used instead of a laboratory science subject) andO6/H7 in English, Irish and two other recognised subjects
ABB / BBBD /
BBB + D AS Level
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GCSE A / A Level D
(or AS Level C)
IB SL 6 / HL 4
GCSE A / A Level D
(or AS Level C)
IB SL 6 / HL 4
555-625
O2/H6 in MathematicsO2/H6 in a laboratory science (Applied Mathematics, Computer Science or Geography may be used instead of a laboratory science subject) andO6/H7 in English, Irish and two other recognised subjects
Science is a common entry course, leading to a BSc degree in one of 22 degree subjects. All degree subjects are organised into thematic streams. The degree subjects in the Earth & Environmental Sciences stream are as follows:
Students interested in Earth & Environmental Sciences and Biological, Biomedical & Biomolecular Sciences can study both streams in First Year.
Choosing your Degree Major
In general, students have to decide on one stream to pursue in second year and will study two or more degree subjects from that stream. Limited degree subjects between different streams can be studied in second year. They must be compatible from a content and timetable perspective, such as Mathematics and Physics and a list is not available as it can change each year. At the end of second year, students choose their degree major. Assuming students meet all the academic requirements in first and second year, students are guaranteed a degree subject from the stream they are studying in second year. We do our best to ensure that students go on to study their top degree subject choice. As we offer plenty of degree subjects in each stream, students have a number of similar degree subjects to choose from as their degree major.
Graduates work in a number of areas, depending on their degree subject. Each degree equips students with a particular skillset that may be applied to one or more industries.
Graduates from the Earth & Environmental Sciences stream and some degree subjects within the Biological, Biomedical & Biomolecular Sciences stream work in areas including Energy, Conservation, Wildlife & the Environment and Natural Resources
Below is a list of all modules offered for this degree in the current academic year. Click on the module to discover what you will learn in the module, how you will learn and assessment feedback profile amongst other information.
Incoming Stage 1 undergraduates can usually select an Elective in the Spring Trimester. Most continuing undergraduate students can select up to two Elective modules (10 Credits) per stage. There is also the possibility to take up to 10 extra Elective credits.
| Trimester | Credits | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Stage 1 Core Modules |
SCI10010 | Principles of Scientific Enquiry | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 0 of: Students who wish to pursue Environmental Biology in Stage 2 must take BIOL10110 and CHEM10050 in Stage 1. Students who complete these modules are also eligible to take Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology and Zoology in Stage 2. |
BIOL10110 | Cell Biology & Genetics | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 0 of: Students who wish to pursue Environmental Biology in Stage 2 must take BIOL10110 and CHEM10050 in Stage 1. Students who complete these modules are also eligible to take Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology and Zoology in Stage 2. |
CHEM10050 | Basis of Organic and Biological Chemistry | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must take GEOL10060 in Stage 1. |
GEOL10060 | Introduction to Earth Sciences | Autumn and Spring (separate) | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Environmental Biology, Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology or Zoology in Stage 2 must complete at least two of BIOL10130, BIOL10140, BMOL10030 in Stage 1 or Stage2. Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must choose GEOL10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to take Stage 2 Earth Sciences are strongly recommended to take GEOL10030 in Stage 1. GEOL10030 cannot usually be taken in the same year as Stage 2 Earth Sciences because of timetable incompatibility. |
BIOL10130 | Biology in Action | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Environmental Biology, Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology or Zoology in Stage 2 must complete at least two of BIOL10130, BIOL10140, BMOL10030 in Stage 1 or Stage2. Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must choose GEOL10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to take Stage 2 Earth Sciences are strongly recommended to take GEOL10030 in Stage 1. GEOL10030 cannot usually be taken in the same year as Stage 2 Earth Sciences because of timetable incompatibility. |
BIOL10140 | Life on Earth | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Environmental Biology, Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology or Zoology in Stage 2 must complete at least two of BIOL10130, BIOL10140, BMOL10030 in Stage 1 or Stage2. Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must choose GEOL10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to take Stage 2 Earth Sciences are strongly recommended to take GEOL10030 in Stage 1. GEOL10030 cannot usually be taken in the same year as Stage 2 Earth Sciences because of timetable incompatibility. |
BMOL10030 | Biomedical Sciences: Understanding Human Disease. | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Environmental Biology, Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology or Zoology in Stage 2 must complete at least two of BIOL10130, BIOL10140, BMOL10030 in Stage 1 or Stage2. Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must choose GEOL10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to take Stage 2 Earth Sciences are strongly recommended to take GEOL10030 in Stage 1. GEOL10030 cannot usually be taken in the same year as Stage 2 Earth Sciences because of timetable incompatibility. |
GEOL10030 | Field Geology, Level 1 | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of: Students who wish to continue with Environmental Biology, Cell & Molecular Biology, Plant Biology or Zoology in Stage 2 must complete at least two of BIOL10130, BIOL10140, BMOL10030 in Stage 1 or Stage2. Students who wish to continue with Earth Sciences in Stage 2 must choose GEOL10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to take Stage 2 Earth Sciences are strongly recommended to take GEOL10030 in Stage 1. GEOL10030 cannot usually be taken in the same year as Stage 2 Earth Sciences because of timetable incompatibility. |
GEOL10070 | Understanding Earth Systems | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - D) Min 0 of: Students who did not achieve a O1 or H5 or better in Leaving Certificate Chemistry must take CHEM00010. Students who did not achieve a O2 or H6 or better in Leaving Certificate Biology must take BIOL00010. Students who did not take Leaving Certificate Physics, and who want to remain eligible for Neuroscience, Physiology or Biology and Mathematics Education, must take PHYC10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to remain eligible for Applied & Computational Mathematics or any Physics subjects who did not achieve a minimum grade of H5 in Leaving Certificate Higher applied Mathematics must take ACM10080 in Stage 1. Students who wish to remain eligible for Mathematics or Physics subjects in Stage 2 who did not achieve H5 or higher in Higher Leaving Cert Computer Science (or equivalent) must take COMP10290 in Stage 1. |
ACM10080 | Introduction to Applied and Computational Mathematics | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - D) Min 0 of: Students who did not achieve a O1 or H5 or better in Leaving Certificate Chemistry must take CHEM00010. Students who did not achieve a O2 or H6 or better in Leaving Certificate Biology must take BIOL00010. Students who did not take Leaving Certificate Physics, and who want to remain eligible for Neuroscience, Physiology or Biology and Mathematics Education, must take PHYC10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to remain eligible for Applied & Computational Mathematics or any Physics subjects who did not achieve a minimum grade of H5 in Leaving Certificate Higher applied Mathematics must take ACM10080 in Stage 1. Students who wish to remain eligible for Mathematics or Physics subjects in Stage 2 who did not achieve H5 or higher in Higher Leaving Cert Computer Science (or equivalent) must take COMP10290 in Stage 1. |
BIOL00010 | Fundamentals of Biology | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - D) Min 0 of: Students who did not achieve a O1 or H5 or better in Leaving Certificate Chemistry must take CHEM00010. Students who did not achieve a O2 or H6 or better in Leaving Certificate Biology must take BIOL00010. Students who did not take Leaving Certificate Physics, and who want to remain eligible for Neuroscience, Physiology or Biology and Mathematics Education, must take PHYC10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to remain eligible for Applied & Computational Mathematics or any Physics subjects who did not achieve a minimum grade of H5 in Leaving Certificate Higher applied Mathematics must take ACM10080 in Stage 1. Students who wish to remain eligible for Mathematics or Physics subjects in Stage 2 who did not achieve H5 or higher in Higher Leaving Cert Computer Science (or equivalent) must take COMP10290 in Stage 1. |
CHEM00010 | Introductory Chemistry | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - D) Min 0 of: Students who did not achieve a O1 or H5 or better in Leaving Certificate Chemistry must take CHEM00010. Students who did not achieve a O2 or H6 or better in Leaving Certificate Biology must take BIOL00010. Students who did not take Leaving Certificate Physics, and who want to remain eligible for Neuroscience, Physiology or Biology and Mathematics Education, must take PHYC10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to remain eligible for Applied & Computational Mathematics or any Physics subjects who did not achieve a minimum grade of H5 in Leaving Certificate Higher applied Mathematics must take ACM10080 in Stage 1. Students who wish to remain eligible for Mathematics or Physics subjects in Stage 2 who did not achieve H5 or higher in Higher Leaving Cert Computer Science (or equivalent) must take COMP10290 in Stage 1. |
COMP10290 | Computation for Scientists | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - D) Min 0 of: Students who did not achieve a O1 or H5 or better in Leaving Certificate Chemistry must take CHEM00010. Students who did not achieve a O2 or H6 or better in Leaving Certificate Biology must take BIOL00010. Students who did not take Leaving Certificate Physics, and who want to remain eligible for Neuroscience, Physiology or Biology and Mathematics Education, must take PHYC10070 in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Students who wish to remain eligible for Applied & Computational Mathematics or any Physics subjects who did not achieve a minimum grade of H5 in Leaving Certificate Higher applied Mathematics must take ACM10080 in Stage 1. Students who wish to remain eligible for Mathematics or Physics subjects in Stage 2 who did not achieve H5 or higher in Higher Leaving Cert Computer Science (or equivalent) must take COMP10290 in Stage 1. |
PHYC10070 | Foundations of Physics | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - E)1 of: Students must take one Mathematics module in the Autumn Trimester of Stage 1. Any Students who did not achieve an O1 or H5 in Leaving Certificate Mathematics must take MATH00010. These students then take MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 2. Students not required to take MATH00010 must take either MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 1. MATH10350 is required for all Education, Mathematical or Physical Sciences degrees. Students who wish to pursue subjects in Mathematics must take MATH10350 in Stage 1. |
MATH00010 | Introduction to Mathematics | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - E)1 of: Students must take one Mathematics module in the Autumn Trimester of Stage 1. Any Students who did not achieve an O1 or H5 in Leaving Certificate Mathematics must take MATH00010. These students then take MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 2. Students not required to take MATH00010 must take either MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 1. MATH10350 is required for all Education, Mathematical or Physical Sciences degrees. Students who wish to pursue subjects in Mathematics must take MATH10350 in Stage 1. |
MATH10310 | Calculus for Science | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - E)1 of: Students must take one Mathematics module in the Autumn Trimester of Stage 1. Any Students who did not achieve an O1 or H5 in Leaving Certificate Mathematics must take MATH00010. These students then take MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 2. Students not required to take MATH00010 must take either MATH10310 or MATH10350 in Stage 1. MATH10350 is required for all Education, Mathematical or Physical Sciences degrees. Students who wish to pursue subjects in Mathematics must take MATH10350 in Stage 1. |
MATH10350 | Calculus in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - F)1 of: Students take Linear Algebra in Stage 1. Students who may be interested in Mathematics or Physics subjects must take MATH10340. |
MATH10290 | Linear Algebra for Science | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - F)1 of: Students take Linear Algebra in Stage 1. Students who may be interested in Mathematics or Physics subjects must take MATH10340. |
MATH10340 | Linear Algebra in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
CHEM10040 | The Molecular World | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
CHEM20100 | Basis of Inorganic Chemistry | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
COMP10010 | Introduction to Programming I | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
MATH10040 | Numbers & Functions | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
PHIL10160 | Critical Thinking | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
PHYC10050 | Astronomy & Space Science | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
PHYC10210 | Quanta, Particles & Relativity | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
PHYC10250 | Thermal Physics and Materials | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
STAT10010 | Research Methods | Autumn | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
GEOL10050 | Earth and Humanity | Autumn and Spring (separate) | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
STAT10050 | Practical Statistics | Autumn and Spring (separate) | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
ACM10060 | Applications of Differential Equations | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
ACM10090 | Climate Change:Causes & Consequences | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
CHEM10100 | Aspects of Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
CHEM20140 | Introductory Transition Metal Chemistry | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
COMP10020 | Introduction to Programming II | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
COMP10060 | Computer Science for Engineers I | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
GEOL10030 | Field Geology, Level 1 | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
GEOL10040 | Earth, Environment and Society | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
MATH10320 | Mathematical Analysis | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
MATH10410 | Mathematics & Science Education & Communication | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
PHYC10080 | Frontiers of Physics | Spring | 5 |
Stage 1 Options - G) Min 0 of: Students must have a minimum of 55 credits in Science Programme modules. Careful selection of modules can increase the number of subject areas available to you in Stage 2 of your degree. Students can choose an elective module in the Spring Trimester or can select an additional option module from the list below to complete their registration for Stage 1.Students must take MATH10410 and STAT10060 if they want to remain eligible for Biology and Mathematics Education in Stage 2 |
STAT10060 | Statistical Modelling | Spring | 5 |
General application route(s) for Irish/UK/EU applicants* for International (non-EU) applicants* to Science: Earth & Environmental Sciences:
| ROWCLASS | Apply to | Application Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| showAudience-audienceInt | EES1 Science: Earth & Environmental Sciences Bachelor of Science |
Commencing 2024/2025 September | Undergraduate Degree (Non EU) Non EU Undergraduates |
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| showAudience-audienceInt | SCU1 Science Bachelor of Science |
Commencing 2024/2025 September | Undergraduate Degree (Non EU) Non EU Undergraduates |
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| showAudience-audienceEU | DN200 Science: Earth & Environmental Sciences Bachelor of Science |
Full-Time Commencing 2024/2025 September |
Application through CAO | Apply via CAO |
| showAudience-audienceEU | DN200 Science Bachelor of Science |
Full-Time Commencing 2024/2025 September |
Application through CAO | Apply via CAO |
Additional special entry route(s) to Science: Earth & Environmental Sciences:
These options have additional eligibility requirements to cater for specific applicant cohorts. You should not apply via these routes before consulting the requirements or contacting the responsible UCD office.
| ROWCLASS | Apply to | Application Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| showAudience-audienceEU showAudience-audienceInt | SCU1 Science Bachelor of Science |
Commencing 2024/2025 September | Access Progression Pathway Access Progression Pathway Application to this Non-EU Access Progression Pathway is by invitation only. If you are not currently enrolled on an Access programme at UCD, your application will be marked as invalid. If you are not a current Access student, but you are a non-EU applicant seeking admission to an undergraduate degree, please submit an application via the "Undergraduate Degree (Non-EU)" course type. |
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