MSc in Public Relations and Strategic Communications
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Postgraduate
School:
School of Communications
MA in Social Media Communications
Level:
Postgraduate
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School of Communications
MA in Journalism
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Postgraduate
School:
School of Communications
Level:
Postgraduate
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School of Biotechnology

The DCU MSc in Biotherapeutics (NFQ Level 9) is the first postgraduate programme in the world providing education and training specifically focusing on biotherapeutics across cancer, neuro, immune and cardiovascular diseases within a unique setting offering access to the core Microbial Bioprocess Engineering (MBF) and GMP-like Manufacturing facilities as well as the state-of-the-art facilities at National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT).

The programme will offer a broad multidisciplinary approach with a strategic and sustainable focus on development, production, licensing and delivery of biotherapeutics. The programme aims to provide training and education in immunology, oncology, vascular biology, and neuropathology, and to foster key skills for the development and scalable manufacture of novel biotherapeutics to improve patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. Additionally, the programme aims to develop students’ critical analysis skills, enhance their professional development and to provide them with skills necessary to undertake independent scientific research or gain employment/promotion in the BioPharmaceutical industry.

 

MA in Ethics
Level:
Postgraduate
School:
School of Theology, Philosophy and Music
Level:
Postgraduate
School:
School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
MA in Ethics (Corporate Responsibility)
Level:
Postgraduate
School:
School of Theology, Philosophy and Music
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Level:
Postgraduate
School:
School of Theology, Philosophy and Music
MA in Refugee Integration
Level:
Postgraduate
School:
SALIS
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Level:
Postgraduate
School:
Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge

DCU is proud to be one of the world’s leading Young Universities, with a mission to transform lives and societies. Through education, research and innovation, we are focused on delivering real impact, and addressing global challenges in collaboration with our partners and stakeholders.

 


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