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This single programme, with four major options in Year Four, replaces and combines the best of DCU’s previous offerings in Electronic Engineering, Digital Media Engineering and Information and Communications Engineering.
You’ll be taught through conventional lectures, extensive tutorials (particularly in Year One), laboratory exercises and projects. Through these you’ll develop the ability to model and analyse the dynamics of a wide range of technological systems, as well as learn a creative and innovative approach to problem…
Find out moreThe Certificate consists of three modules delivered on a part-time basis over two semesters. The course involves attendance in two-day blocks every two weeks during semester 1(10 in total) and once a month (6 days in total) in semester 2 and 16 days on-line work through Loop.
Students study the following topics:
- Models of peer support and practice skills conducive to the facilitation of support and recovery for people with mental health problems and their family members.…
The Certificate consists of three modules which you will take on a part-time basis over 18 months. The course involves attendance in two day blocks every four-five weeks during university semesters.
In the Undergraduate Certificate in Homeless Prevention and Intervention you will study:
- Concepts, definitions and classifications of homelessness; socio-economic and personal factors that influence pathways to homelessness; homeless prevention strategies
- The experience of homelessness and its effects on a person’s/ family’s health and social…
DCU's BSc in Psychology 4-year programme is structured to cover introductory to advanced levels of psychology across the five core pillars of undergraduate training: developmental and lifespan psychology; biological psychology and neuropsychology; social psychology; cognitive psychology and the psychology of individual difference. A core focus running throughout the programme is research literacy supported by a combination of practical and online laboratory activities.
The Psychology degree’s core subjects include research design, quantitative and qualitative…
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The BSc in Nursing (Mental Health) provides you with the pre-registration education you’ll need to qualify with the following award:
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BSc in Nursing (Mental Health)
You’ll also be eligible for professional registration with Bord Altranais agus Cnáimhseachais na hÉireann (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI).
Each year you’ll have the opportunity to practice nursing in the clinical setting. These are called ‘practice placements’. During…
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The BSc in Nursing provides you with the pre-registration education you’ll need to qualify with one of the following awards:
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BSc in Nursing (General)
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BSc in Nursing (Children’s and General)
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BSc in Nursing (Intellectual Disability)
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BSc in Nursing (Mental Health)
You’ll also be eligible for professional registration with Bord Altranais…
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The BSc in Nursing provides you with the pre-registration education you’ll need to qualify with one of the following awards:
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BSc in Nursing (General)
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BSc in Nursing (Children’s and General)
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BSc in Nursing (Intellectual Disability)
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BSc in Nursing (Mental Health)
You’ll also be eligible for professional registration with Bord Altranais…
Find out more
The BSc in Nursing provides you with the pre-registration education you’ll need to qualify with one of the following awards:
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BSc in Nursing (General)
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BSc in Nursing (Children’s and General)
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BSc in Nursing (Intellectual Disability)
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BSc in Nursing (Mental Health)
You’ll also be eligible for professional registration with Bord Altranais…
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