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Biomedical Engineering involves the application of traditional engineering principles to healthcare and medicine. We can think of the brain and nervous system as a large communication system, which coordinates and transmits signals around the body, and the organs and limbs as sophisticated engineering systems that control functions such as movement, respiration and blood flow. UCD Biomedical Engineers are educated with a strong foundation in electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering, which is complemented by an understanding of physiology and anatomy.

About This Course

Biomedical Engineering involves the application of traditional engineering principles to healthcare and medicine. We can think of the brain and nervous system as a large communication system, which coordinates and transmits signals around the body, and the organs and limbs as sophisticated engineering systems that control functions such as movement, respiration and blood flow. UCD Biomedical Engineers are educated with a strong foundation in electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering, which is complemented by an understanding of physiology and anatomy.

This foundation is applied to problems in medicine and healthcare in specialised, interdisciplinary modules such as Biomechanics, Medical Device Design, Neural Engineering, Rehabilitation Engineering, Cell Culture & Tissue Engineering, Biosensors, Biomedical Signal Processing and Machine Learning. If you are interested in developing new medical techniques, systems and devices, and you want to be involved in the breakthroughs that are improving the healthcare system for doctors and patients every day, then this is the course for you.

First Year

Engineering students follow a common first year. Modules include:

Calculus • Chemistry • Creativity in Design • Electrical/ Electronic Engineering • Energy Engineering • Engineering Computing • Linear Algebra Mathematics • Mechanics • Physics

Second to Fifth Year

Core modules for Biomedical Engineering students may include:

Bioinstrumentation • Biomechanics • Biomaterials • Neural Engineering • Cell Culture & Tissue Engineering • Biomedical Signal Processing • Medical Device Design • Rehabilitation Engineering • Medical Sciences for Engineers • Introduction to Physiology • Electrical & Electronic Circuits • Computer Engineering • Electromagnetics • Mechanics of Fluids • Mechanics of Solids • Applied Dynamics • Multivariable Calculus • Statistics & Probability • Modelling and Simulation • Biosensors & Actuators • Biomedical Signal Processing • Machine Learning • Experimental Design & Statistics

These core modules are supplemented by a range of option modules that will enable you to develop within your chosen specialisation and areas of interest.

A student’s week includes attending lectures and tutorials, as well as participating in laboratory-based workshops, group projects and undertaking independent study.

A combination of end-of-trimester written examinations and continuous assessment is used. In your final year, you will also submit a report on your research project.

Progression Requirement

At the end of year 3, students can choose either to pursue a 4-year BE or 5-year Integrated ME degree pathway, subject to meeting GPA requirements.

Professional Work Experience

Professional Work Experience (PWE) is incorporated into the 4th year of the integrated ME Biomedical Engineering programme. Six to eight-month internships (the majority of which are paid) have included the following employers: BD, Boston Scientific, DePuy Synthes, FIRE1, Medtronic, Stryker and ResMed.

Students have the opportunity in their third year to spend either one or two trimesters studying abroad in a partner University. There are options to study in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA.

Graduates can find employment in:

Medical Technologies Industries • Medical Device Design • Rehabilitation Engineering • Device Manufacturing • Regulation • Engineering Consultancy • Pharmaceutical Industries

Graduates can also pursue a taught or research Master of Biomedical Engineering. You can study for a PhD and work with some of the world’s leading experts on groundbreaking research.

UCD Engineering and Architecture College Office

Tel: +353 1 716 1916
e. katie.oneill@ucd.ie

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.

Module Type Module   Trimester Credits
Stage 1 Core Modules
 CHEM10030 Chemistry for Engineers Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 CHEN10040 Intro. to Eng. Computing Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 CVEN10040 Creativity in Design Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 EEEN10010 Electronic and Electrical Engineering I Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 MATH10250 Introduction to Calculus for Engineers Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 PHYC10150 Physics for Engineers I Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 MATH10260 Linear Algebra for Engineers Spring  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 MEEN10030 Mechanics for Engineers Spring  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 MEEN10050 Energy Engineering Spring  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 PHYC10160 Physics for Engineers II Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 1 of:
In the Spring Trimester, Students must select at least one OPTION Module from the list of Stage 1 Option Modules.Students may also select one Elective Module. The First Year Elective can be from anywhere in UCD.However, if preferred, students may select another module related to Engineering by choosing another OPTION Module from the following list or one from the list of ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.The recommended workload is 30 credits (6 modules) per Trimester.For information on choosing Option Modules, please refer to the Programme Office website for Current Engineering students.
 CHEN10010 Chemical Engineering Process Principles Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 1 of:
In the Spring Trimester, Students must select at least one OPTION Module from the list of Stage 1 Option Modules.Students may also select one Elective Module. The First Year Elective can be from anywhere in UCD.However, if preferred, students may select another module related to Engineering by choosing another OPTION Module from the following list or one from the list of ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.The recommended workload is 30 credits (6 modules) per Trimester.For information on choosing Option Modules, please refer to the Programme Office website for Current Engineering students.
 COMP10060 Computer Science for Engineers I Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 1 of:
In the Spring Trimester, Students must select at least one OPTION Module from the list of Stage 1 Option Modules.Students may also select one Elective Module. The First Year Elective can be from anywhere in UCD.However, if preferred, students may select another module related to Engineering by choosing another OPTION Module from the following list or one from the list of ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.The recommended workload is 30 credits (6 modules) per Trimester.For information on choosing Option Modules, please refer to the Programme Office website for Current Engineering students.
 CVEN10060 The Engineering and Architecture of Structures 1 Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - A) Min 1 of:
In the Spring Trimester, Students must select at least one OPTION Module from the list of Stage 1 Option Modules.Students may also select one Elective Module. The First Year Elective can be from anywhere in UCD.However, if preferred, students may select another module related to Engineering by choosing another OPTION Module from the following list or one from the list of ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.The recommended workload is 30 credits (6 modules) per Trimester.For information on choosing Option Modules, please refer to the Programme Office website for Current Engineering students.
 EEEN10050 Introduction to Biomedical Eng Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 BSEN10010 Biosystems Engineering Design Challenge Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 BSEN10020 How Sustainable is My Food? Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 CVEN10050 Challenges in Civil Engineering Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 DSCY10060 Energy, Climate Change & Policy Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 DSCY10070 Materials in Society Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Spring Trimester, students may may select one First Year Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
 EEEN10020 Robotics Design Project Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 EEEN20010 Computer Engineering Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 EEEN20020 Electrical and Electronic Circuits Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 MATH20290 Multivariable Calculus for Eng Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 MEEN20010 Mechanics of Fluids I Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 PHYS20040 An introduction to Physiology: Human cells and tissues Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 EEEN20030 Electromagnetic Fields Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 MEEN20030 Applied Dynamics I Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 MEEN20040 Mechanics of Solids I Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 MEEN20070 Materials Science and Eng. I Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 STAT20060 Statistics & Probability Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A)1 of:
Students intending to pursue the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select MEEN20060 Mechanical Engineering Design I as their Stage 2 Option. Students intending to pursue the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select EEEN20040 Electronic Circuits as their Stage 2 Option.
 EEEN20040 Electronic Circuits Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A)1 of:
Students intending to pursue the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select MEEN20060 Mechanical Engineering Design I as their Stage 2 Option. Students intending to pursue the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select EEEN20040 Electronic Circuits as their Stage 2 Option.
 MEEN20060 Mechanical Engineering Design I Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Autumn Trimester, students may may select one Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:Students are strongly advised to choose an Autumn Trimester Elective to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
 MEEN20020 Manufacturing Engineering I Autumn  5
Stage 2 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Autumn Trimester, students may may select one Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:Students are strongly advised to choose an Autumn Trimester Elective to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
 MEEN20050 Heat Transfer Autumn  5
Stage 2 Options - B) Min 0 of:
In the Autumn Trimester, students may may select one Elective Module. The Elective can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Module related to Engineering by choosing one of the following ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:Students are strongly advised to choose an Autumn Trimester Elective to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
 BSEN20190 Intro to Carbon and Energy Footprinting Spring  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 ACM30030 Multivariable Calculus Eng II Autumn  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 ANAT20090 Med. Sciences for Biomed.Engin Autumn  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 EEEN30160 Biomedical Signal Processing Autumn  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 EEEN30150 Modelling and Simulation Spring  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 EEEN30180 Bioinstrumentation Spring  5
Stage 3 Core Modules
 MEEN30160 Biofluids Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 0 of:
Students following the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 1: Electronic Engineering.
 EEEN30020 Circuit Theory Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 0 of:
Students following the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 1: Electronic Engineering.
 EEEN30110 Signals and Systems Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 0 of:
Students following the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 1: Electronic Engineering.
 EEEN30030 Electromagnetic Waves Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 0 of:
Students following the Electronic Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 1: Electronic Engineering.
 EEEN30050 Signal Processing: Theory and Applications Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - B) Min 0 of:
Students following the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 2: Mechanical Engineering.
 MEEN20020 Manufacturing Engineering I Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - B) Min 0 of:
Students following the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 2: Mechanical Engineering.
 MEEN30090 Materials Science and Engineering II Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - B) Min 0 of:
Students following the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 2: Mechanical Engineering.
 MEEN30010 Applied Dynamics II Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - B) Min 0 of:
Students following the Mechanical Engineering stream of Biomedical Engineering MUST select all modules from Option List 2: Mechanical Engineering.
 MEEN30020 Mechanics of Solids II Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
EEEN30020 Circuit Theory Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
EEEN30110 Signals and Systems Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN20020 Manufacturing Engineering I Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30030 Mechanical Engineering Design II Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30090 Materials Science and Engineering II Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30100 Engineering Thermodynamics II Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
EEEN30030 Electromagnetic Waves Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
EEEN30050 Signal Processing: Theory and Applications Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
EEEN30120 Analogue Electronics Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30010 Applied Dynamics II Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30020 Mechanics of Solids II Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 0 of:
All Stage 3 Biomedical Engineering students may select two Elective Modules, one in each Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.The Elective Modules can be from anywhere in UCD. However, if preferred, students may select another Modules related to Engineering by choosing one or two of the following ADDITIONAL OPTION Modules.
MEEN30140 Professional Engineering (Finance) Spring  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 EEEN30240 Professional Biomed Project 2 Trimester duration (Aut-Spr)  15
Stage 4 Core Modules
 MEEN40600 Medical Device Design Autumn  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 MEEN40620 Biomechanics Autumn  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 MEEN40630 Biomaterials Autumn  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 EEEN40070 Neural Engineering Spring  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 EEEN40350 Rehabilitation Engineering Spring  5
Stage 4 Core Modules
 MEEN41410 Tissue Engineering Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select TWO Option Modules in the Autumn Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
COMP20080 Computer Science for Engineers II Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select TWO Option Modules in the Autumn Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
EEEN40010 Control Theory Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select TWO Option Modules in the Autumn Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
EEEN40300 Entrepreneurship in Engineering Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select TWO Option Modules in the Autumn Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN30030 Mechanical Engineering Design II Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select TWO Option Modules in the Autumn Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN40020 Mechanics of Fluids II Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
EEEN30030 Electromagnetic Waves Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
EEEN30050 Signal Processing: Theory and Applications Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
EEEN30120 Analogue Electronics Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN30010 Applied Dynamics II Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN30020 Mechanics of Solids II Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN30140 Professional Engineering (Finance) Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN40430 Professional Engineering (Management) Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN40670 Technical Communication Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - B) Min 1 of:
Students are recommended to select ONE Option in the Spring Trimester to ensure a balanced workload of 30 credits per Trimester.
MEEN41160 Musculoskeletal Biomechanics and Mechanobiology Spring  5

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By joining the UCD College of Engineering and Architecture, you will be part of a vibrant community of students and faculty who are committed to creating a more sustainable and equitable future. The mission of the College of Engineering and Architecture is to affect a just transition to a more sustainable and equitable future through our education of professionals in engineering, architecture, planning and policy, and our research in technology, design, and policy.  The College, in our engineers and architects, brings together the technical expertise to deliver and create infrastructure and technologies that can create a more sustainable future and, uniquely, the College, in our planners and environmental policy researchers, also brings together the research and professions required to create the policies and the regulatory environment that supports technological and infrastructure development, and that can also scrutinise and investigate the behavioural changes affected by our technologies.

The programmes at UCD are designed to equip students with the best education in their chosen field, while at the same time embedding the UN’s sustainable development goals (SDG’s) in their education where most relevant.

Engineering: 

The college offers a wide range of engineering disciplines, ensuring that our students are educated in the fundamental principles of engineering, while also embedding sustainable practices and principles. The goal is to educate engineering professionals who can play an active role in developing innovative, engineering-based solutions to the challenges of sustainability and equity.

  • Clean Water and Sanitation (SDG 6)
  • Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7)
  • Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9)
  • Climate Action (SDG 13)

Choosing Biomedical Engineering was deeply personal, driven by my love for math, science, and curiosity about the human body. The common first-year confirmed my passion for making a real impact. UCD’s rich course structure fosters academic growth and personal development through labs, tutorials, and projects. Engaging with societies and holding leadership roles like class representative and Engineering College Officer has been immensely fulfilling. Ireland’s prominence in biomedical companies offers vast opportunities, bolstered by college support and dedicated lecturers. With confidence, I anticipate this journey opening doors to exciting possibilities. I wholeheartedly endorse this course for its transformative potential.

Siobhan Surban Black, Student

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General application route(s) for Irish/UK/EU applicants* for International (non-EU) applicants* to Biomedical Engineering:

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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.

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