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Engineering

University College Dublin

Course code
DN150
Level
Level 8
Award
Degree - Honours Bachelor (Level 8 NFQ)
Classification
Major
Awarding body
National University of Ireland
Duration
Biomedical Engineering: 3 Years (BSc)(Hons) + 2 Years (ME) or 4 Years (BE), full-time. Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering: 4 Year (BE) + 1 Year (ME), full-time. Civil Engineering: 3 Years (BSc)(Hons) + 2 Years (ME) or 4 Years (BE), full-time. Electronic Engineering or Electrical Engineering: 3 Years (BSc)(Hons) + 2 Years (ME) or 4 Years (BE), full-time. Mechanical Engineering: 3 Years (BSc)(Hons) + 2 Years (ME) or 4 Years (BE), full-time. Structural Engineering with Architecture: 3 Years (BSc)(Hons) + 2 Years (ME), full-time. Sustainable Systems Engineering: 4 years (BE) + 1 Year (ME), full-time.

Programme summary

If you possess an inquisitive mind, a drive to innovate, and a commitment to developing solutions for real-world problems with significant social, societal, and economic impacts, you will find an engineering education at UCD both stimulating and rewarding. Whether you aspire to invent life-saving medical devices, pioneer new modes of communication, advance renewable energy sources, or address global environmental challenges, UCD offers a top-tier education across various engineering disciplines.

Entry requirements

To meet minimum entry requirements (matriculation) on the results of the Leaving Certificate, a student must present at least six recognised subjects selected according to course requirements and must obtain at least Grade H5 in two subjects and Grade O6/H7 in the remaining four subjects. Leaving Cert Subject Entry Requirements H4 in Mathematics H6 in a laboratory science and O6/H7 in English, Irish and two other recognised subjects.

Who to apply to

CAO