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Eolas do
Ghairm- Guidance
threoraithe Counsellor
Information
Fáilte an Uachtaran
President’s Welcome
As Ireland’s first Technological University Dublin, TU Dublin, adapted quickly to the COVID19
predicament. For example, we hope that you and your Leaving Certificate class were able to
participate in our virtual open day events earlier this year and that you found them useful. This agility
continues to be needed in this new academic year. We have re-configured how our School Liaison
team will work with you and your students and we hope that we can continue to support you.
We have also developed a digital prospectus for the first time. This new online portal is a one-stop-
shop for you and your students with all the usual information you expect from a prospectus, but with
audio and video content direct from our students and lecturers. Our student ambassadors will also be
on hand at any time to talk about why they chose their course and what their experience has been.
The portal will be responsive so it can be easily viewed on mobile phones as well as on computers.
While due to public health guidelines, the School Liaison team may not get to visit your school in
person, they will arrange virtual visits to answer your questions and those of your students.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
As you may remember, we had planned to open the East and Central Quads in Grangegorman and to
welcome 10,000 students in September 2020. Construction was suspended on sites for over three
months due to COVID19, but we are happy to tell you that the East Quad will be ready in 2020 with
the Central Quad following in 2021.
In other news, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon
Harris TD announced that the planned capital investment projects for the Blanchardstown and Tallaght
campuses will proceed to tender. We will keep you updated on the progress of these projects over
the next year. Meanwhile construction has already begun on the new Sport Science building on the
Tallaght campus and it will be completed by September 2021.
Our motto in TU Dublin is ‘infinite possibilities’, and we want to assure you that COVID19 will not
prevent the University and your students from exploring those possibilities. Please contact our School
Liaison team at school.liaison@tudublin.ie who will answer any questions you may have, to register for
virtual events, for updates & to give us your feedback.
David FitzPatrick
President – TU Dublin
Clar ábhair
Contents
- We Are TU Dublin
- TU Dublin life
o Transport
o Accommodation
o Student Support Services
o Sport
o Access Entry
- Porgammes by Location
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Baile Átha Cliath
We Are TU Dublin
Deeply embedded in our region, TU Dublin has
Our Undergraduate
campuses in Dublin City Centre, in Blanchardstown
and in Tallaght and, through our major infrastructural
Programmes
development plan, we are currently investing over €500 In our first TU Dublin prospectus, you
million in new, state-of-the-art, technology-enabled will have seen that we have grouped our
facilities to enhance our students’ experience. programmes around nine broad discipline
areas to encourage students to consider a
A leader in STEM disciplines, TU Dublin also supports the range of options that may suit their interests
largest cohorts of students of Business, Media, Culinary and abilities. For your convenience, in this
Arts, and the Creative and Performing Arts. We are booklet we have listed programmes by level
passionate about life-long learning and, as the largest and by Campus Location.
provider of part-time education, we make an important
contribution to the economic life of Ireland, enabling
Setting your students up for
capacity building for the future.
success
Our distinguished researchers and innovators are pioneers As the only University offering many
in science and technological discovery; play active roles options at Level 6/7 as well as Level 8, we
in informing policy and standards; and contribute to the encourage students to choose the entry
creative life of Ireland. Our award-winning technology point that best suits them. To help them
transfer and business incubation activity has delivered to understand that they can continue
over 400 new sustainable businesses with an economic their studies from that starting point to
value of almost €700 million. the highest level of their abilities and
ambitions. For some students, entering
We welcome students and staff from around the higher education at Level 6/7 allows them
world and our strong international partnerships to develop personally and academically and
provide opportunities for student and staff exchange they will often choose to progress to Level 8
programmes, major cross-collaboration research and beyond.
projects, and employment opportunities. We are
immensely proud of our network of 100,000+ TU Dublin
graduates who are making their careers here in Ireland
and in 70 countries worldwide.
Joining the ranks of exceptional technological
universities around the world, TU Dublin is a member
of the recently designated European University of
Technology consortium, EUt+, and we are planning an
exciting future... Infinite Possibilities. tudublin.ie
Scholarships & Sports Scholarships
Bursaries TU Dublin offers an Elite Athletes Sports Scholarship
programme to prospective students who excel across
all sporting codes. The Scholarship includes financial
TU Dublin Foundation works with corporate support as well as training and mentoring. Current
partners, alumni and donors to help to create a scholars represent a wide range of sports from GAA,
supportive learning environment for students of all rugby and soccer to archery, hockey and rowing.
ages and backgrounds. In 2019/20, the Foundation They also represent a wide range of academic
administered over 60 student scholarships, disciplines and include both undergraduates and
supported by philanthropy. These scholarships postgraduates. Interested applicants can find out
reward students for their hard work and dedication more at tudublin.ie/scholarships
but they also help recipients to remain in full-time
education and frequently provide opportunities
for valuable work experience with well-renowned
companies. Scholarship criteria vary by discipline,
you can find information on scholarships at
tudublin.ie/scholarships
Student Experience
in TU Dublin
Students are at the heart of all that we do in TU
Dublin, and we want all of our students to succeed.
While academic progress is important, so too is
Common entry routes every student’s health, happiness and well-being. We
It can be difficult for students coming recognise that starting studies at University can be
straight from secondary school to know daunting at first, but there are many support services
exactly what strand of business, scientific or ready to help students to adjust. That may include
engineering study would be of most interest help in finding the right accommodation, seeking
to them. We have developed common first financial assistance, or help with academic writing
year entry routes in those disciplines so or mathematics. A full range of services are available
students have an opportunity to gain a on campus to make sure students get the best out of
broad understanding of their subject in their their university experience.
first year before choosing to specialise in a
particular direction. TU Dublin campuses
We have campuses in the three largest areas of
Pathways to Higher Education population growth in the Greater Dublin region –
Not all of your students choose higher Blanchardstown in Dublin 15, Tallaght in Dublin 24 and
education, but they all deserve to know in Dublin City at Aungier Street, Bolton Street and our
about the opportunities that are available new campus in Grangegorman.
to them. TU Dublin is committed to
offering those opportunities through the Grangegorman Campus
national HEAR and DARE programmes Students applying to TU Dublin in 2021 may be
but also through our flexible Access TU studying at our new campus in Grangegorman.
Dublin pathways. As the largest supporter Although construction was delayed in 2020 due
of widening participation in Irish higher to COVID-19, it is now close to completion and
education, we are available to advise you in September 2021 will accommodate 10,000
or your students and their families on how students. These will include students of media,
to make entry to higher education possible. law, social sciences, visual and performing arts in
Contact details are available on tudublin.ie the beautiful East Quad; and students of sciences
and health, electrical and electronic engineering,
and culinary arts and hospitality in the amazing
facilities of the Central Quad. This will mean that
students will move from Rathmines (Music and
Drama), Kevin Street (Sciences & Health, Electrical
& Electronic Engineering), Aungier Street (Media
and Law), Cathal Brugha Street (Culinary Arts,
Hospitality, Food Science). Programmes in Business
will remain in Aungier Street but are scheduled to
move to Grangegorman in early 2023. Programmes
Important Dates in Architecture and Engineering will remain in
Bolton Street, less than ten minutes’ walk from the
for your Students: Grangegorman campus.
As always we will be running several events
over the year including our portfolio clinics
and our maths competency test. This year
because of Covid-19 our events will be
offered in a virtual format. The detail of
each of our events will be published and
updated regularly at our website tudublin.
ie/events. The detail will also be available at
qualifax/careers portal.
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Walking Connection
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To Wexford and Rosslare Europort SE
Over 90% of TU Dublin students use sustainable See the TFI Cycle Planner online or download
90%
methods (public transport, walking or cycling) to the app to find the best cycling routes in
get to college, and the four free apps listed here Dublin. If you are new to cycling or getting
can make it even easier for finding our way. out on the bike after a long break, the Cycle
Planner will find a route that avoids roads with
heavy traffic and also avoids difficult turns at
The Journey Planner App from Transport for busy junctions to help you get comfortable
Ireland provides journey planning, timetable cycling your bike around town.
and travel information from all licenced public
transport providers across Ireland. Download All Irish taxis can be verified by using the TFI
the ‘Real Time Ireland App’ which integrates Driver Check app to make sure the taxi you
all real time arrival information services from are taking has been registered. The app also
Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, DART, Iarnród Éireann lets you email a friend with your trip details.
and Luas services.
For travel by bus, Luas or Dart, get a Leap
Card for convenience and to save money.
Remember, you can save even more if you use TU Dublin is the most
a Child Leap Card until you turn 19! If you
have an Android device you can also get Leap accessible university with
Top-up - it will allow you to instantly check
your balance, top up your card, or collect a public transport links and
pre-purchased ticket.
regular services to all
campuses.
ON YOUR BIKE! ON THE BUSES! LUAS, DART and IRISH RAIL
1 in 10 TU Dublin students cycle to All of our locations are serviced Luas Green Line serves TU Dublin
college. It’s a great way to keep fit and by several bus routes, which are at Grangegorman, Bolton Street,
save money while in college. Below too numerous to list here, so we Cathal Brugha Street, Kevin Street and
are some tips for cycling around recommend you find the best bus Aungier Street.
Dublin. route using the Dublin Bus website:
www.dublinbus.ie. Dublin Bus also Luas Red Line is convenient
1. Use the Transport for Ireland have a fantastic app with real-time to TU Dublin at Tallaght, Bolton
Cycle Planner app to identify information which says when your next Street, Cathal Brugha Street and
the shortest, safest route to your bus is due, so you don’t have to wait Grangegorman
campus. at the bus-stop for too long! www.luas.ie
2. Get a good lock. It should cost Bus Eireann: Irish Rail and Dart stations at
10-20% of the value of your bike Bus Eireann, serves TU Dublin Campus Heuston Station, Broombridge,
and learn how to lock your bike locations from towns and cities in the Connolly Station, Pearse Street, and
securely. The 5 minute YouTube greater Dublin area and surrounding Tara Street are in walking distance or
video “Bicycle Security in Counties. The service is frequent and have easy bus and Luas connections
Dublin” is a very good tutorial on reliable and makes TU Dublin easily to all city centre campus locations.
bike-locking and could save you a accessible from the likes of Ashbourne, www.irishrail.ie
lot of money. Cavan, Carlow, Dundalk, Drogheda,
Kildare, Kells, Mullingar, Naas, Navan,
3. Most TU Dublin sites have secure Portlaoise, Trim and Tullamore.
bike racks and onsite showers
for cyclists. See the list of Private Providers:
campus facilities on page 4. If There are also several private
you don’t want to invest in a providers such as Matthews
bike, membership of Dublinbikes Coaches (Dundalk), Collins Coaches
costs €25 per year, and most TU (Monaghan), Dublin Coaches (Kildare
Dublin sites are convenient to a Village)
Dublinbike stand.
Shuttle Bus:
A service runs from Coolmine Train
Station and Blanchardstown Shopping
Centre to the Blanchardstown campus.
1 in 10
TU Dublin students
cycle to college
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Accommodation
Tips from TU Dublin
Dublin is a vibrant and busy General Advice for Students for 2020/2021
destination. However, it is a Owing to the impact of the Covid 19 virus, choosing
accommodation to suit individual needs is important. Student
relatively small city so student Hubs are the ideal choice of accommodation, especially for
accommodation is in demand. If international students and those wishing to reside in Dublin
you’re from outside Dublin one full time. Host family accommodation is ideal for those on a
budget and those who don’t need to stay in Dublin all week.
of the things you will need to Please check our website regularly for updates and advice on
consider is to find somewhere to accommodation.
live and we have some tips to help
make the process a little easier. Live with a Host Family
Host family accommodation is where homeowners let out a
room in their home to students for the duration of their studies.
Talk to our StudentPad Experts
This is ideal for first year students, those on a budget and
A lot of students don’t know Dublin well, students who do not need to reside in Dublin full time. Host
so we advise the first thing they should do family is available on a five and seven day basis and now,
is check out TU Dublin StudentPad – see many homeowners are offering accommodation for fewer
tudublinstudentpad.ie/Accommodation than five nights, to facilitate a reduced timetable. Host family
this will help them to find out the best spaces average €140 per five day week, and students pay
locations for their campus. Our campuses are rent for fewer weeks than in student accommodation. Of all
spread throughout Dublin in Blanchardstown, the accommodation options, this is the most economical, and
Tallaght and the City Centre, so travel is offers the most flexibility. Bills are included in the cost, and
normally cheaper and easier if you choose many hosts provide optional extras such as a light breakfast
an area that is closer to your particular and evening meal. In addition, students can opt for a five
location. For example, the suburbs of Cabra day rental agreement if they plan to return home for the
or Phibsborough are closer to Bolton Street weekend. Rent in host family accommodation is typically
or Grangegorman. We also suggest the use paid for 25-30 weeks over the academic year, where as in
of Google maps to calculate the best or campus style student accommodation the rent is typically paid
cheapest routes. for 40 weeks. Host families advertise on Student Pad – see
tudublinstudentpad.ie/Accommodation.
Staying in a Student Hub
If you like to be close to the action, campus style
accommodation may be the option for you. TU Dublin has
block booked bed spaces with some external providers of
campus style accommodation. You can find more information
about these providers on TU Dublin StudentPad here
tudublinstudentpad.ie/Accommodation.
Private Rented Accommodation
You might prefer to live in a shared property with friends, and
the best place to search for this type of housing is on Daft.
ie. When you find a suitable property, make sure you get your
property owner to confirm, in writing, the length of your lease,
the conditions you must meet to get your deposit back, who
to contact if anything goes wrong and how much notice they
need before you leave the property. Make sure you get a
receipt for all money paid, avoid paying in cash, and when you
move in take photos of any damage so you don’t get charged
for it when you leave.
Accommodation Advice during Host Family Accommodation
Covid 19 restrictions • If students are staying with a Host Family, they should
communicate with the homeowner and ask for their
Student Hubs plan should Covid 19 impact the household.
• Discuss options with the homeowner in advance.
• Contact the provider directly for updates on
• Ask about any regulations they may have for this year.
accommodation and possible accommodation
• Check the TU Dublin website regularly and seek
discounts. Their websites may not always reflect
advice from the accommodation service.
recent changes to regulations and alterations to
• Enquire about a shorter stay and negotiate a
accommodation offers.
reduced price.
• Students will have to pay a booking deposit.
There are end dates advertised for bookings and Private Rented Accommodation
deposits; however, if they contact the provider, We anticipate that the reduction in Airbnb business
they can negotiate a later date for paying the will free up some rented accommodation in Dublin.
balance of first term. Our accommodation service does not manage private
• In our Student Hubs, the room is the students rented accommodation; however, there are some
for the duration of the college year and some advertised on TU Dublin StudentPad and on the Daft
providers offer single semester bookings. student site www.daft.ie/student-accommodation
• Once the student has checked in, they should Please refer to our website for information on property.
follow the advice of the staff. Staff are trained
and skilled in dealing with the impact of Covid
and any Covid outbreaks.
• Students should get to know fellow residents.
Students live in the same environment with the
same ‘family unit’ for the entire period, reducing
the risk of infection.
• Keep abreast of Covid 19 advice and updates on
the TU Dublin website and the HSE website.
tudublin.ie/covid19
www2.hse.ie/coronavirus
Seirbhísí Tacaíochta
na Mac Léinn
Student Support
Services Disability Support
Our Disability Support Team are committed to
supporting students with disabilities and to ensure
Students are at the heart of all that that any student with a disability is not at an
we do in TU Dublin and we want all educational disadvantage during their studies. We
of our students to succeed. While encourage any student with a physical, sensory
or learning disability, medical or mental health
academic progress is important, so condition, to register with us so suitable supports
too is our student’s health, happiness can be put in place.
and well-being. We recognise that
starting studies at University can Academic Learning Support
be daunting at first but support is As part of college work, students are required
available to help you adjust. These to submit written assignments, essays, projects,
examination scripts, dissertations, and theses. These
supports may include help in finding require students to be able to present information,
the right accommodation and how communicate ideas, develop and make an argument
to get to and from college; the effectively. Defined as academic writing skills, these
services available on campus; and core competences are viewed as a key indicator
for success in college and our Academic Learning
how get the best out of college. To Support Team is here to help.
find out more, read on …
Mathematics Learning Support Centre
Mathematics at third level can prove to be a
Health Centre challenge for some students so we provide additional
Our Student Health Centre provides a holistic support for our students including help with specific
approach to health, including on-campus healthcare topics and open drop-in tutorials that students may
and specialist clinics. Our service incorporates find helpful.
physical, psychological and social aspects of student
health and health promotion. We provide a friendly, Student Financial Aid
open-door, confidential service. We recognise that some students may face financial
difficulties during their time at college and a number
Counselling Services of assistance schemes are in place to support such
Our Student Counselling Service is available to students. These schemes are co-funded by the Irish
support students with any problem or experience that Government and the European Social Fund as part
affects their ability to concentrate on college work of the ESF Programme for Employability, Inclusion
or to enjoy life as a student. A team of professional and Learning 2014-2020. The funding is available
counselling psychologists and psychotherapists is to full- time registered TU Dublin students and
available across our locations to support students who certain part-time registered students. This scheme is
are experiencing personal and emotional difficulties, designed to help those in severe financial difficulties
relationship and family problems and a range of other due to unforeseen circumstances or students who
mental health challenges. are disadvantaged and require additional financial
support to continue their third-level studies.
Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy Services These funds cannot be used for the purposes of
Starting University can be a challenging time and registration or tuition fees.
our Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy Team has lots of
experience dealing with the issues that can arise. For more information on any of our Student Support
We offer a range of services and encourage students Services, check out our website at tudublin.ie/
to drop in as needed - most of the time there is no currentstudents.
need to make an appointment.Léirigh Suim sa Spórt
ag OT Baile Átha Cliath
Discover Sport
Milica Stankovic
at TU Dublin
Sport in the new TU Dublin University
supports Participation and Performance
in Sport and the Health and Wellbeing
of students!!
Our success in National and International sporting
arenas helps to enhance and promote the TU Dublin
Participation in Sport
identity and brings huge pride to the university,
Sports Clubs provide a huge range of opportunities
inspiring the next generation of athletes.
to be active, train, participate and/or compete in
sport. With nearly 40 sports clubs, ranging from
If you are thinking of applying for a place on the
water sports, team sports and adventure sports,
Athlete Support Programme, have a look at bit.
catering for all types of activity and ability level, the
ly/3kKfQwi and see what our elite athletes have to say!
University has a club for you to be active, meet new
friends and more importantly to have fun! We also
run intramural sports programmes, tournaments and
fun events alongside ‘come & try’ programmes in an
array of sports and lots more.
If you want to know a little more about what it is all
about, have a look at bit.ly/2ROe9BQ and see what TU
Dublin students have to say!
Performance Sport
Sean Waddilove
Our Athlete Support Programme is one of Ireland’s
most highly regarded performance programmes
for talented young athletes who wish to compete
and succeed at the highest sporting level while
simultaneously pursuing an academic programme
at TU Dublin. Elite student-athletes are provided
the opportunity of developing their sporting career
by offering the highest standards in sport service
Sports Facilities
provision and academic mentoring support.
TU Dublin Sport boasts a wide range of top quality
sport, fitness and performance facilities across our
Ellen Keane - Irish Paralympic Bronze Medallist, campus locations. Whether you are a recreational
2016 Rio Paralympics “The programme has allowed gym user, training, participating or competing in sport
me to make adjustments to my timetable without or a performance athlete going for gold, our sports
sacrificing the quality of my training and college facilities will cater for you.
education. I started at TU Dublin as a Paralympic
athlete but will leave as a Paralympic Medallist and • Synthetic & Natural Grass Pitches
this would not have been possible without the support • 5-A-Side & 7-A-Side pitches
I have received”. • Sport Halls
• State of the Art Gyms
• Exercise & Fitness Studios
• Tennis Courts
The University is also at the planning and
construction phase for further indoor sport facilities
at Grangegorman and Tallaght campus.
For more information on any of our TU Dublin Sport
Ellen Keane
Services, check out our website at tudublin.ie/for-
students/student-life/sport or email sport@tudublin.ieCuireann muid an Réimse is Mó de
Bhealaí Iontrála Rochtana ar fáil sa Tír
We Offer the Largest Range
of Access Entry Routes
in the Country.
Here at TU Dublin we are committed to ensuring
that all individuals, regardless of financial or
other circumstances, are encouraged to consider
higher education and supported in accessing the
programme that interests and best suits them.
With the widest range of entry routes of any
University in the country, we aim to ensure that third
level education becomes a reality for students who
have the passion and the motivation to succeed. Disability Access Route to Education
These routes include national programmes such (DARE)
as HEAR, DARE, and QQI, but also our own flexible DARE is a third level alternative admissions scheme
Access TU Dublin route. We also offer a Foundation for school leavers whose disabilities have had a
Programme to help students prepare for higher negative impact on their second level education.
education. DARE offers places at lower points to applicants who
as a result of having a disability have experienced
Here are some pathways for you to additional educational challenges in second level
consider: education. Once you have accepted your place,
additional supports will be provided to assist you
Higher Education Access Entry Route in your studies in TU Dublin. For more information,
(HEAR) check out www.accesscollege.ie/DARE.
HEAR is a third level alternative admissions scheme
for school-leavers who have experienced socio- QQI Access TU Dublin
economic disadvantage. HEAR offers places at lower QQI Access TU Dublin entry route is aimed at
points to school leavers who, due to their socio- students, from a socio economically disadvantaged
economic background, have experienced additional background, who have already completed a QQI
educational challenges in second level education. Level 5 or 6 course and are applying to TU Dublin
Eligible applicants who are offered a place through through the Higher Education Links Scheme (HELS).
the HEAR route will receive academic, personal and For more information, check out the QQI website at
social supports in TU Dublin. For more information, www.QQI.ie.
check out the HEAR website at www.accesscollege.
ie/HEAR. Access TU Dublin
Our own Access TU Dublin is a flexible entry route
aimed at school leavers from socio economically
disadvantaged backgrounds who would like to study
a full-time undergraduate course in TU Dublin but
who may not meet the requirements for the HEAR
programme.
TU Dublin Access Foundation Programme
TU Dublin Access Foundation is a multidisciplinary
one year full-time programme that prepares
students to pursue undergraduate study at TU
Dublin. Students who successfully complete the
programme will be offered a place on an appropriate
undergraduate course at the University.
TU Dublin provides a wide variety of supports to help
students adjust to University life so that you gain
maximum benefit from your time with us. For further
information, check out our website at tudublin.ie.Unibuddy
Unibuddy is a peer to peer live chat platform with our current students and staff, they are there to assist you
with your decisions, they can give advice about details of a course, what it is like to study at TU Dublin or
what is the best way to get to campus. They’re there to help at tudublin.ie/study/chat, see below some of the
students and their profiles all waiting to hear from you.
Ama
Film &
Broadcasting
Mark
Electrical
Services &
Energy
Management Emma
IN SHORT Digital
I COME FROM Forensics &
Dublin, Ireland Cyber
IN SHORT
I SPEAK Security
I COME FROM
English, Twi, Italian
Naas, County Kildare, Ireland
I’M CURRENTLY IN
I SPEAK
3rd Year
English IN SHORT
I’M CURRENTLY IN I COME FROM
ACADEMIC LIFE
2nd Year Dublin, Ireland
FAVOURITE COURSES
I SPEAK
Identity & Popular Culture
ACADEMIC LIFE Irish, English
PREVIOUS STUDIES
FAVOURITE COURSES I’M CURRENTLY IN
Irish Leaving Certificate
Electrical Engineering · Energy 3rd Year
& the Environment · Electrical
SOCIAL LIFE
Principles ACADEMIC LIFE
HOBBIES & INTERESTS
PREVIOUS STUDIES FAVOURITE COURSES
Cinema
Irish Leaving Certificate Cyber Security · Digital
SOCIETIES
Forensics · Networking · Secure
Film Society
SOCIAL LIFE Communications · Mathematics
HOBBIES & INTERESTS PREVIOUS STUDIES
ABOUT ME
Rugby Union · Obscure Facts Irish Leaving Certificate
I am a third year Film &
SOCIETIES
Broadcasting student who hopes
Rugby Club SOCIAL LIFE
to become a Line Manager & First
HOBBIES & INTERESTS
AD. I enjoy organising, creating
ABOUT ME People Networking · Twitter ·
budgets & eating pineapple on
Hi everyone! I’m currently a 2nd Public Speaking · Adventure travel
pizza. I try to use my time to
year student here at TU Dublin & activities · Capture the Flags
engage in work that allows me to
City campus & I hope to go on SOCIETIES
help other people reach a point
to become an Electrical Engineer Ethical Hacking Society
of understanding. I aim to create
when I finish my course . When
works that provoke thoughts &
I was in secondary I had no idea ABOUT ME
actions preferably political & to
what to expect from TU Dublin Hi there, I’m Emma, I am a current
travel as much as I can.
but after a year here I love it. 3rd year student at TU Dublin
So if anyone has any questions – Blanchardstown, studying a
about either my course or City Bachelor of Science (Honours) of
Campus I’d be more than happy Computing in Digital Forensics &
to help. Cyber Security! I am extremely
passionate about the course &
cyber industry & would love to
answer any questions you might
have regarding the tech courses
and/or campus!Cláir de réir Suímh
Programmes by Location
TU Dublin School Liaison team
The members of our TU Dublin School Liaison team are available to support you in providing information to your students on any of
our programmes. This year because of Covid-19 our events will be offered in a virtual format. The detail of each of our events will be
published and updated regularly at our website tudublin.ie/events. The detail will also be available at Qualifax/Careers Portal website.
Please contact our School Liaison team at school.liaison@tudublin.ie who will answer any questions you may have.
BAILE BHLAINSÉIR
BLANCHARDSTOWN
CODE TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS POINTS POINTS
LEVEL (APPROX) (Irish Leaving Certificate) 2020 2019
Round 1 Round 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
LEVEL 6
TU605 Innealtóireacht Leictreonach 7 Faisnéise New for
NEW* Electronic & Information Engineering 1 2 6 30 5 O6/H7 O6/H7
2021
TU655 Ríomhaireacht - Teicneolaíochtaí Líonraithe
New in
(Foghlaim 7 Oibrigh) 2 6 20 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 410*
2020
Computing (Networking Technologies) (Learn & Work)
TU670 Gnó O6/H7/F2 New for
2 6 50 5 O6/H7
NEW* Business 2 or Higher 2021
LEVEL 7
TU708 Innealtóireacht (Iontráil Ghinearálta)
3 7 40 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 225 AQA**
Engineering (General Entry) 3
TU711 Innealtóireacht Mheicitreonach
3 7 25 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 223 188
Mechatronic Engineering
TU713 Innealtóireacht Ríomhaireachta
3 7 25 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 221 180
Computer Engineering
TU719 Dearadh, Teicneolaíocht 7 Nuálaíocht
3 7 25 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 228 AQA**
Design, Technology & Innovation
TU722 Ionstraimíocht 7 Uathoibriú Próiseas (Foghlaim 7
New in
Oibrigh) 3 7 25 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 410*
2020
Process Instrumentation & Automation (Learn & Work)
TU735 Bainistíocht angus Cóitseáil Spórt O6/H7/F2
3 7 35 5 O6/H7 270 232
Sports Management & Coaching or Higher
TU757 Ríomhaireacht - Teicneolaíocht Faisnéise
3 7 60 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 225 AQA**
Computing (Information Technology)
TU758 Ríomhaireacht - Fóiréinsic Dhigiteach 7
Cibearshlándáil 3 7 40 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 220 188
Digital Forensics & Cyber Security
TU772 Gnó O6/H7/F2
3 7 80 5 O6/H7 AQA** AQA**
Business 4 or Higher
TU781 Margaíocht Dhigiteach O6/H7/F2
3 7 20 5 06/H7 220 180
Digital Marketing or Higher
TU788 Cuntasaíocht 7 Airgeadas O6/H7/F2
3 7 40 5 O6/H7 260 240
Accounting & Finance 5 or Higher
TU790 Cúram 7 Oideachas Luath-Óige O6/H7/F2
3 7 50 5 06/H7 220 230
Early Childhood Care & Education 6 or Higher
TU791 Staidéar Sóisialta Feidhmeach - Cúram Sóisialta O6/H7/F2
3 7 60 5 O6/H7 320 270
Applied Social Studies in Social Care or Higher
TU792 Forbairt Pobail 7 Ógra O6/H7/F2
3 7 40 5 O6/H7 AQA** AQA**
Community & Youth Development or Higher
TU796 Meáin Dhigiteacha Chruthaitheacha O6/H7/F2
3 7 45 5 O6/H7 225 180
Creative Digital Media or HigherCODE OLD TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS POINTS POINTS
CODE LEVEL (APPROX) (Irish Leaving Certificate) 2020 2019
Round 1 Round 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
LEVEL 8
TU804 Innealtóireacht (Iontráil Ghinearálta)
4 8 20 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 271 270
Engineering (General Entry) 7
TU807 Innealtóireacht Ríomhaireachta - Córais
Mhóibíleacha 4 8 15 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 276 273
Computer Engineering in Mobile Systems
TU810 Innealtóireacht Mheicitreonach
4 8 20 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 270 276
Mechatronic Engineering
TU812 Dearadh, Teicneolaíocht 7 Nuálaíocht
4 8 20 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 270 270
Design, Technology & Innovation
TU860 Ríomhaireacht - Teicneolaíocht Faisnéise
4 8 45 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 260 260
Computing (Information Technology)
TU863 Ríomhaireacht - Fóiréinsic Dhigiteach 7
Cibearshlándáil 4 8 25 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 280 280
Digital Forensics & Cyber Security
TU902 Gnó
4 8 40 6 2H5s O6/H7 O6/H7 271 250
Business 4
TU920 Margaíocht Dhigiteach O6/H7/F2
4 8 20 6 2H5s O6/H7 270 270
Digital Marketing or Higher
TU933 Cuntasaíocht 7 Airgeadas O6/H7/F2
4 8 40 6 2H5s O6/H7 285 280
Accounting & Finance 5 or Higher
TU935 Bainistíocht 7 Cóitseáil Spórt O6/H7/F2
4 8 70 6 2H5s O6/H7 300 270
Sports Management & Coaching or Higher
TU981 Meáin Dhigiteacha Chruthaitheacha 06/H7/F2
4 8 50 6 2H5s O6/H7 280 280
Creative Digital Media or Higher
TU989 Cúram 7 Oideachas Luath-Óige O6/H7/F2
4 8 50 6 2H5s O6/H7 270 290
Early Childhood Care & Education 6 or Higher
TU991 Staidéar Sóisialta Feidhmeach - Cúram Sóisialta O6/H7/F2
4 8 90 6 2H5s O6/H7 325 300
Applied Social Studies in Social Care or Higher
TU992 Forbairt Pobail 7 Ógra O6/H7/F2
4 8 30 6 2H5s O6/H7 251 250
Community & Youth Development or Higher
SUBJECT KEY
1. When applying for Electronic & Information Engineering the applicant should chose ONE of the following locations (Choice of location guaranteed)
Electronic & Information Engineering (Blanchardstown) (EIB) OR Electronic & Information Engineering (Tallaght) (EIT)
2. When applying for this course, the applicant should choose ONE of the following locations (choice of location guaranteed)
Business (Blanchardstown) (BSB) OR Business (Tallaght) (BST)
3. Following Year 1, option to pursue streams in ONE of fhe following:
Computer Engineering OR Mechatronics Engineering
4. When applying for Business, the applicant should choose from the below options.
Applicants who are undecided on choice should choose General Entry, & may then select
Business OR Business with IT, OR International Business (following admission)
General Entry (GEN) OR Business (BUS) OR Business with IT (BIT) OR International Business (INB)
5. When applying for Accounting & Finance, the applicant should choose ONE of the following (choice of location guaranteed)
Accounting & Finance (Blanchardstown) (AFB) OR Accounting & Finance (Tallaght) (AFT)
6. When applying for Early Childhood Care & Education, the applicant should choose ONE of the following locations (choice of location guaranteed)
Early Childhood Care & Education (Blanchardstown) (ECB) OR Early Childhood Care & Education (Tallaght) (ECT)
7. Following Year 1, option to pursue streams in ONE of the following:
Computer Engineering OR Mechatronics
* Includes minimum score of 110 for interview and aptitude test
**AQA (All Qualified Applicants)
NEW* - Subject to Validation and Specific entry requirements currently under review.Check tudublin.ie/courses for updateLÁR NA CATHRACH
CITY CENTRE
CODE TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OTHER POINTS POINTS
LEVEL (APPROX) (Irish Leaving Certificate) SUBJECT 2020 2019
REQUIREMENTS Round Round
1 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in (See Key)
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
AUNGIER STREET
LEVEL 6
TU673 Bainistíocht Gnó
2 6 80 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 300 325
Business Management
TU674 Staidéar Gnó
2 6 100 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 300 320
Business Studies
TU675 Margaíocht
2 6 50 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 301 320
Marketing
TU676 Bainistíocht 7 Margaíocht Miondíola
2 6 40 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 290 290
Retail Management & Marketing
LEVEL 8
TU910 Cuntasaíocht 7 Airgeadas
3-4 8 50 6 3H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 444 432
Accounting & Finance
TU912 Anailísíocht Ghnó
4 8 20 6 2H5's O4/H7 O6/H7 330 325
Business Analytics
TU904 Gnó 7 Dlí
4 8 30 6 3H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 462 462
Business & Law
TU903 Gnó 7 Bainistíocht
4 8 140 6 3H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 463 440
Business & Management
TU914 Ríomhaireacht Ghnó
4 8 40 6 2H5's O4/H7 O6/H7 324 322
Business Computing
TU931 Staidéar Gnó
4
Business Studies
TU905 Eacnamaíocht 7 Airgeadas
3-4 8 25 6 2H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 465 437
Economics & FinanceÆ
TU906 Bainistíocht Acmhainní Daonna
4 8 50 6 2H5's O6/H7 O6/H7 395 375
Human Resource Management
TU965 Gnó Idirnáisiúnta 7 Teangacha (Sínis/
Fraincis/Gearmáinis/Gaeilge/Iodáilis/
Spáinnis)
4 8 100 6 2H5's O6/H7 O6/H7 A 356 353
International Business & Languages
(Chinese/French/German/Irish/Italian/
Spanish)
TU907 Loighistic 7 Bainistíocht An tSlabhra Solá
4 8 40 6 2H5's O6/H7 O6/H7 300 300
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
TU922 Margaíocht
4 8 85 6 3H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 418 400
Marketing
TU924 R-Thráchtáil sa Mhiondíoltóireacht
4 8 50 6 2H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 307 341
E-Commerce in Retailing
TU925 Bainistíocht Miondíola 7Seirbhísí
4 8 50 6 2H5's O4/H7 O4/H7 301 301
Retail & Services Management
TU966 Léann na dTeangacha 7 an Bhéarla H4 English
4 8 40 6 2H5s O6/H7 B 366 419
Languages & English Studies only
BOLTON STREET
LEVEL 7
TU701 Innealtóireacht Uathoibrithe
3 7 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 260 270
Automation Engineering >>
TU720 Bainistíocht 7 Teicneolaíocht Gluaisteán
3 7 55 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 232 240
Automotive Management & Technology >>
TU721 Teicneolaíocht Eitlíochta
3 7 40 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 350 346
Aviation Technology
TU703 Innealtóireacht Foirgníochta
3 7 36 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 260 281
Building Engineering >>
TU704 Innealtóireacht Shibhialta
3 7 45 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 262 242
Civil Engineering
TU709 Innealtóireacht (Iontráil Ghinearálta)
1 7 64 5 O4/H7 O6/H7 370 370
Engineering (General Entry) 1
TU710 Bainistíocht Iontaofachta
Innealtóireachta 3 7 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 244 234
Engineering Reliability Management
TU717 Innealtóireacht Mheicniúil
3 7 80 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 300 301
Mechanical Engineering
TU731 Ceantálaíocht, Luacháil 7
Gníomhaireacht Eastáit Auctioneering, 3 7 45 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 290 310
Valuation & Estate Agency >>CODE TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OTHER POINTS POINTS
LEVEL (APPROX) (Irish Leaving Certificate) SUBJECT 2020 2019
REQUIREMENTS Round Round
1 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in (See Key)
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
LEVEL 8
TU832 Ailtireacht
5 8 55 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 622† 618†
Architecture *
TU831 Teicneolaíocht Ailtireachta
4 8 50 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 C 410 388
Architectural Technology
TU825 Innealtóireacht Foirgníochta
On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Building Engineering
TU826 Innealtóireacht Shibhialta
On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Civil Engineering
TU833 Bainistíocht Foirgníochta
4 8 40 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 367 356
Construction Management
TU805 Innealtóireacht (Iontráil Ghinearálta)
1 8 160 6 2 H4* O6/H7 D 402 401
Engineering (General Entry) 2
TU834 Eolaíocht Gheografach
4 8 40 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 288 287
Geographic Science
TU823 Innealtóireacht Déantúsaíochta 7
Dearaidh On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Manufacturing & Design Engineering
TU822 Innealtóireacht Mheicniúil
On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Mechanical Engineering
TU818 Núail i bhFeistí Leights
Medical Device Innovation Æ
TU835 Pleanáil & Bainistíocht Comhshaoil
4 8 30 6 2 O6/H7 313 312
Planning & Environmental Management
TU836 Eacnamaíocht Réadmhaoine
4 8 35 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 401 367
Property Economics
TU837 Suirbhéireacht Chainníochta 7
Eacnamaíocht Foirgníochta
Quantity Surveying & Construction 4 8 40 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 385 390
Economics
TU824 Innealtóireacht Struchtúr
On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Structural Engineering
TU838 Teicneolaíocht Adhmaid Inbhuanaithe
3 7 32 6 O4/H7 O4/H7 253 244
Sustainable Timber Technology
TU814 Oibríochtaí 7 Teicnealaíocht Iompair
4 8 40 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 285 279
Transport Operations & Technology
FRANCIS STREET
LEVEL 8
TU961 Nuacheol Tráchtála
4 8 150 6 2 608† 583†
Commercial Modern MusicLÁR NA CATHRACH
CITY CENTRE
CODE TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OTHER POINTS POINTS
LEVEL (APPROX) (Irish Leaving Certificate) SUBJECT 2020 2019
REQUIREMENTS Round Round
1 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in (See Key)
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
GRANGEGORMAN
LEVEL 6
TU699 An Bonnchlár Rochtana
Application detail available at tudublin.ie
Access Foundation Programme
TU641 Bainistíocht Beáir 7 Bialainne
2 6 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 223 241
Bar & Restaurant Management
TU643 Ealaíona Cócaireachta (Cleachtas
Gairmiúil Cócaireachta)
2 6 64 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 236 242
Culinary Arts (Professional Cookery
Practice)
TU644 Bainistíocht 7 Fiontraíocht Bia
2 6 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 223 251
Food Management & Entrepreneurship
TU645 Eolaíocht Bia 7 Bainistíocht
2 6 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 E 241 270
Food Science & Management #
TU654 Staidéar Teicneora Cógaslainne
2 6 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 F 321 351
Pharmacy Technician Studies #
LEVEL 7
TU705 Innealtóireacht Leictreach 7 Rialúcháin
3 7 32 5 O4/H7 O6/H7 243 241
Electrical & Control Engineering
TU706 Innealtóireacht Seirbhísí Leictreachais
3 7 32 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 244 243
Electrical Services Engineering
TU714 Innealtóireacht Leictreonaice 7
Cumarsáide 3 7 32 5 O4/H7 O6/H7 264 241
Electronics & Communications Engineering
TU716 Teicnealaíochtaí Líonraithe Networking
3 7 64 5 O4/H7 O6/H7 241 241
Technologies
TU761 Dáiliúchán Oftalmach
3 7 15 5 O3/H7 O5/H7 G 302 302
Ophthalmic Dispensing #
TU755 Science (General Entry)3 1 7 40 5 O4/H7X O6/H7 361 380
TU741 Bainistíocht Ealaíon Báicéireachta 7
Taosráin 3 7 48 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 234 240
Baking & Pastry Arts Management >>
TU751 Eolaíochtaí Bitheacha
3 7 35 5 O4/H7X O6/H7 407 400
Biosciences >>
TU745 Bainistíocht Fáilteachais
3 7 50 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 245 251
Hospitality Management
TU754 Fisic Thionsclaíoch 7 Chomhshaoil
3 7 15 5 O4/H7X O6/H7 270 260
Industrial & Environmental Physics
TU762 Ceimic Mhíochaineach 7 Eolaíochtaí
Cógaisíochta
3 7 25 5 O4/H7X O6/H7 364 388
Medicinal Chemistry & Pharmaceutical
Sciences
TU747 Bainistiú Turasóireachta
3 7 48 5 O6/H7 O6/H7 242 260
Tourism Management
TU795 Marsantú 7Taispeántas Físiúil
Visual Merchandising & Display (Restricted) 3 7 30 5 481† 463†
Ω
LEVEL 8
TU851 Ceimic Anailíseach (Comhshaoil,
Fóiréinseach 7 Cógaisíochta)
4 8 20 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 H 349 341
Analytical Chemistry (Environmental,
Forensic & Pharmaceutical)
TU945 Bainistíocht Ealaíon na mBáicéireachta 7
na Taosránaíochta On successful completion of TU741 or equivalent
Baking & Pastry Arts Management
TU886 Eolaíocht Bhithmhóilíneach Students should have an appropriate BSc Ordinary Degree (Level 7) or equivalent in Biological Sciences or
Biomolecular Science Biomedical Sciences with a Distinction or Merit Upper Division Graduate or a BSc general degree with the equivalent
60% or greater. In the studies previously undertaken by applicants, biochemistry, molecular biology and immunology
must constitute major subjects in the programme curriculum.
TU866 Diagnóisic Bhithleighis 7 Mhóilíneach
4 8 25 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 I 487 476
Biomedical & Molecular Diagnostics
TU867 Eolaíocht Bhithleighis
4 8 40 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 I 524 501
Biomedical Science #
TU852 Eolaíochtaí Ceimiceacha le Ceimic
Mhíochaineach
4 8 20 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 H 476 420
Chemical Sciences with Medicinal
ChemistryCODE TITLE
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(APPROX) (Irish Leaving
(Irish Certificate)
Leaving Certificate) SUBJECT
SUBJECT 202020202019 2019
REQUIRE-
REQUIREMENTS
RoundRoundRoundRound
MENTS 1 1 1 1
Minimum
Minimumnumber
numberof
of Minimum
Minimum
grade
grade
in in (See(See
Key)Key)
Subjects
Subjects H5’S
H5’S Maths
Maths English
English/Irish
/Irish
TU868 Eolaíocht Tomhais Chliniciúil
4 8 24 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 N 510 491
Clinical Measurement Science#
TU827 Innealtóireacht Ríomhaireachta 7
Cumarsáide On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Computer & Communications Engineering
TU856 Ríomheolaíocht
4 8 74 6 2 O5/H6 O6/H6 476 451
Computer Science
TU857 Ríomheolaíocht (Infreastruchtúr)
4 8 54 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 391 381
Computer Science (Infrastructure)
TU858 Ríomheolaíocht (Idirnáisiúnta) Computer
4 8 40 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 377 377
Science (International)
TU978 Cultúr Físiúil 7 ionscail Chruthaitheacha H4 English
3 8 25 6 2 290 310
Contemporary Visual Culture only
TU942 Ealaíona Cócaireachta
4 8 40 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 212 271
Culinary Arts
TU943 Fiontraíocht Cócaireachta
4 8 34 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 278 275
Culinary Entrepreneurship
TU944 Eolaíocht Cócaireachta
4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 O 316 308
Culinary Science
TU973 Dearadh - Cumarsáid Amhairc Design -
4 8 38 6 2 717† 667†
Visual Communication (restricted) Ω
TU962 Drámaíocht (Léiriú)
3 8 20 6 2 O6/H7 379† 371†
Drama (Performance) (restricted) ¶
TU995 Oideachas Luath-Óige
3 8 44 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 367 385
Early Childhood Education #
TU802 Seirbhísí Leictreachais 7 Bainistíocht
Fuinnim 4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 317 293
Electrical Services & Energy Management
TU820 Seirbhísí Leictreachais 7 Bainistíocht
On successful completion of the TU Dublin city campus level 7 (ordinary degree) bachelor of engineering
Fuinnimh
technology in electrical services engineering - TU706 (3-years) or an equivalent.
Electrical Services & Energy Management
TU821 Leictreach 7 Leictreonach /
Innealtóireacht Ríomhaireachta 7
Cumarsáide On successful completion of TU805 Engineering (General Entry) Year 1
Electrical & Electronic / Computer &
Communications Engineering
TU869 Sláinte Comhshaoil
4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 P 336 343
Environmental Health #
TU954 Bainistíocht Imeachtaí
4 8 48 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 356 356
Event Management
TU983 Scannánaíocht 7 Craoltóireacht
4 8 25 6 2 H4 456 443
Film & Broadcasting
TU974 Mínealaín
4 8 35 6 2 709† 668†
Fine Art (restricted) Ω
TU881 Nuálaíocht an Bhia
4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 Q 318 321
Food Innovation
TU984 Dearadh Cluichí
4 8 24 6 2 O4/H7 O4/H7 381 403
Game Design
TU957 Bainistíocht Aíochta Duration 1 year, level 8, The minimum entry requirements for the BSc (Honours) in Hospitality Management is a Merit
Hospitality Management Lower or above in an Ordinary degree in Hospitality Management or equivalent.
TU958 Bainistíocht Aíochta Duration 1 year, level 8, The minimum entry requirement:
Hospitality Management Ordinary degree (level 7 – NFQ) or honours degree (level 8 – NFQ) in a different discipline or equivalent.
TU870 Cothú an Duine 7 Diaitéitic
4 8 25 6 3 O4/H7 O6/H7 J 578 553
Human Nutrition & Dietetics
TU873 Matamaitic Thionsclaíoch
4 8 20 6 2 O2/H6X O6/H7 250 300
Industrial Mathematics
TU975 Dearadh Intí
4 8 20 6 2 632† 552†
Interior Design (Restricted) Ω
TU952 Bainistíocht Fáilteachais Idirnáisiúnta
4 8 50 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 300 300
International Hospitality Management
TU985 Iriseoireacht
4 8 30 6 2 H4 322 346
Journalism
TU967 Teangacha 7 Turasóireacht Idirnáisiúnta
(Sínis/Fraincis/Gearmáinis/Gaelige/
Iodáilis/Spáinnis)
4 8 30 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 A 308 307
Languages & International Tourism
(Chinese/French/German/Irish/Italian/
Spanish)LÁR NA CATHRACH
CITY CENTRE
CODE TITLE DURATION AWARD PLACES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OTHER POINTS POINTS
LEVEL (AP- (Irish Leaving Certificate) SUBJECT 2020 2019
PROX) REQUIREMENTS Round Round
1 1
Minimum number of Minimum grade in (See Key)
Subjects H5’S Maths English /Irish
LEVEL 8
TU918 Dlí
3 8 35 6 2 H4 451 429
Law (LL.B.)
TU917 Dlí le Teanga
4 8 30 6 2 H4 B 342 n/a
Law (LLB) with a Language
TU874 Eolaíochtaí Matamaiticiúla
4 8 30 6 2 O2/H6X O6/H7 341 315
Mathematical Sciences
TU963 Ceol
4 8 37 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 416† 383†
Music (Restricted)¶
TU819 Feidhmchláir 7 Seirbhísí Líonraithe
Minimum NFQ Level 7 (Ordinary Degree) in a computer networking or engineering or equivalent.
Networking Applications & Services
TU882 Nútraiceodaigh sa tSláinte 7 sa Chothú
4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 P 397 392
Nutraceuticals in Health & Nutrition
TU871 Optaiméadracht
4 8 25 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 I 509 498
Optometry #
TU875 Cúram Sláinte Cógaisíochta
4 8 32 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 P 400 397
Pharmaceutical Healthcare
TU657 Staidéar Theicneora Cógaslainne Students must demonstrate considerable prior knowledge in Science.
Pharmacy Technician Studies They will be evaluated on a case by case basis.
TU976 Grianghrafadóireacht
4 8 30 6 2 695† 700†
Photography (Restricted) Ω
TU877 Teicneolaíocht na Fisice
4 8 15 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 K 308 321
Physics Technology
TU878 Fisic le Fuinneamh 7 Comhshaol
4 8 15 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 K 337 348
Physics with Energy & Environment
TU880 Fisic le hEolaíocht Sonraí
4 8 15 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 M 578 n/a
Physics with Data Science
TU879 Fisic le Fisic Mhíochaine 7
Bithinnealtóireacht
4 8 15 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 K 351 357
Physics with Medical Physics &
Bioengineering
TU811 Dearadh Táirgí
4 8 40 6 2 O6/H7 411 433
Product Design
TU872 Cothú Sláinte Poiblí
4 8 25 6 3 O4/H7 O6/H7 P 491 440
Public Health Nutrition #
TU854 Eolaíocht (Ghinearálta)
1 8 30 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 L 476 464
Science (General Entry)
TU855 Eolaíocht le Nanaitheicneolaíocht
4 8 25 6 2 O3/H7 O6/H7 K 331 312
Science with Nanotechnology
TU996 Cúram Sóisialta
3 8 40 6 2 O6/H7 O6/H7 400 394
Social Care #
TU955 Bainistíocht Spórt 7 Fóillíochta
4 8 48 6 2 04/H7 06/H7 217 n/a
Sports & Leisure Management
TU953 Margaíocht Turasóireachta 7 Dhigiteach
4 8 35 6 2 O4/H7 O6/H7 290 284
Tourism & Digital Marketing
TU956 Bainistiú Turasóireachta The Minimum entry requirement for the BSc (Honours) in Tourism Management is a Merit Lower or above in an Ordi-
Tourism Management nary Degree in Tourism Management or equivalent.
TU977 Amharcealaín (Inis Arcáin)
Interview and Portfolio of recent Artwork
Visual Art (Sherkin Island)OTHER SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS
A. At least H4 in one of Chinese, French, German, Irish, Italian or Spanish
B. At least H4 in one of: French, German, Italian or Spanish. For native or nearly-native speakers of English.
C. At least H4 in one of Art, Construction Studies, Design & Communication Graphics, Engineering or Technology
D. Or at least H4 in Applied Mathematics if combined with a minimum grade of H6 in Mathematics.
E. At least O6/H7 in one of Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science or Home Economics.
F. At least O6/H7 in Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science or Home Economics
G. At least O4/H7 in one of Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science, Home Economics, Applied Mathematics or Engineering.
H. At least a H4 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology or Technology.
I. At least H4 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, or Biology.
J. At least H4 in Chemistry
K. At least H4 in one of: Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Engineering, Technical Drawing,
Technology, or Design and Communication Graphics.
L. At least H4 in one of Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science, Engineering, Technology or Applied Mathematics.
M. At least H4 in one of: Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Agricultural Science, Engineering, Technical
Drawing, Technology or Design and Communication Graphics.
N. At least H4 in one of: Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science, Engineering or Technology.
O. At least O4/H7 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Applied Mathematics, Home Economics or Agricultural Science.
P. At least O4/H7 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry or Biology
Q. At least O4/H7 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry or Biology, Applied Mathematics, Home Economics or Agricultural Science.
SUBJECT KEY
* Applicants will be advised of and must attend a suitability test & interview
# Students must undergo Garda Vetting
Ω Applicants will be advised of and must submit a portfolio in March
¶ Applicants will be advised of and must attend an audition/interview in March/April.
>> Opportunities are available for continuing studies to Higher Level Programmes.
X Or Applied Mathematics.
† Includes score for suitability test/interview/portfolio/audition
Æ Advanced Entry programme only
1. Option to pursue 1st year Level 8 Engineering (General Entry) or 2nd year Engineering Degree streams in the following: Engineering Reliability Management,
Mechanical, Automation, Electronics/Communications, Civil, Electronic/Control, Building, Electrical Services
2. Options : Building, Civil, Computer/Communications, Mechanical, Structural, Electrical/Electronic & Manufacturing/Design
3. Option to pursue Science Degree streams in any of the following: Biosciences, Industrial/Environmental Physics, Medicinal Chemistry & Pharmaceutical SciencesYou can also read
