Postgraduate Engineering and Computing

Access Course for the MEng in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Programme >

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Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Expand your horizons and expertise in the dynamic world of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.

Standing as the only programme of its kind to currently exist on the island of Ireland, this exceptional offering not only grants students the freedom to engage in part-time, remote learning for unmatched flexibility but also presents a transformative gateway for those looking to embark on a new career journey.

MA in Data Protection and Privacy: Law and Computing >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Law and Government

In an era where personal data fuels the global economy, understanding and navigating data protection laws is more essential than ever. This course will help position you to be at the forefront of data protection, ensuring you are prepared for impactful roles in both the public and private sectors.

To facilitate both interdisciplinarity and specialisation, the MA will be divided into two streams: law and computing. Entrance on to either the law or computing stream will be dependent upon existing education. All students will complete four core modules which will offer a mix of law and computing and will be accessible to all admitted students.

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MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Electronic Engineering

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, this course offers opportunities for those seeking to drive innovation and shape the future. This degree was designed by world-leading academics to equip students with the technical expertise and visionary mindset required to tackle the complex challenges that define the 21st century. From harnessing the power of cutting-edge cyber-physical systems to advancing the frontiers of microelectronics, this programme empowers students to become the catalysts of change in a world increasingly defined by the seamless integration of technology and the physical realm.

This highly flexible course allows students to study part-time or full-time. We have two intakes per academic year, September and January. Full-time students beginning in September may complete the programme in 12 months. Full-time students beginning their studies in January may complete in 18 months.

MSc in Computing (with Major Options) >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Computing

The rapid pace of technological advancement has led to a growing need for skilled computer scientists. By becoming an expert in this transformative industry, you can leverage your specialised expertise to guide the future direction of business.

About this course

The strong practical focus of the programme culminates in a project practicum, carried out over the summer months. Typically, students will develop a prototype software system in their Major area that targets a real-world problem. They may also analyse processes or techniques, and propose and evaluate alternatives. Most projects are individual but, exceptionally, may be carried out as part of a team.

MEng in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Advances in mechanical and manufacturing engineering have paved the way for groundbreaking innovations that can significantly impact our world and propel us towards a more sustainable future. This course aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing society, from developing life-saving artificial hearts to revolutionising energy storage solutions.

This course allows students to study part-time or full-time. Full-time students beginning in September may complete the programme in 12 months. Students can complete this course in 2-4 years and can decide how many modules per semester and academic year they take. They can study on-campus or remotely but will be required to attend campus for examination purposes.

An alternative Master’s Qualifier and an Access Course entry path are available for EU-status students who do not meet the Masters programme direct entry requirements.

Master Engineering Qualifier B - MEng in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Breakthroughs in mechanical and manufacturing engineering have opened the door to innovative solutions that can transform our world and drive us toward a more sustainable future. If you would like to enhance your skills in this sector, but don’t meet the entry requirements, this may be the course for you.

Masters Engineering Qualifier - Electronic & Computer Engineering >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Electronic Engineering

Unlock your path to a Master's in Electronic & Computer Engineering with our specialised Access Course. This flexible program, available full-time or part-time, is designed for those who need to build a stronger foundation before advancing to the Master’s level.

This program offers students the freedom to engage in part-time, remote learning for unmatched flexibility but also presents a transformative gateway for those looking to embark on a new career journey.

Single Module Programme - Engineering and Computing >

Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Electronic Engineering

Enhance your knowledge, understanding and skills in Electronic Systems and Telecommunications Engineering with our flexible Single Module Programme.

This flexible programme allows students to take specific postgraduate level modules to enhance their knowledge in Electronic and Computer Engineering. This allows them to progress in their careers or further pursue education opportunities. The Single Module programme has two intakes per academic year: September and January.

MSc in Electronic & Computer Technology >

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Level:

Postgraduate

School:

School of Electronic Engineering

This course focuses on the Internet of Things, a revolutionary concept that has swept the tech world, promising to reshape how we interact with and leverage technology. From autonomous vehicles to connected healthcare devices, IoT is transforming industries and redefining our daily lives.

This highly flexible course allows students to study part-time or full-time. We have two intakes per academic year, September and January. Full-time students beginning in September or January may complete the programme in 12 months.