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This two-year, full-time programme encourages a student-centred and creative approach to teaching and learning, and gives you the skills and knowledge needed for today's classrooms. The programme prepares you to respond to current curricular developments at second level and is designed to promote teacher autonomy in the design, delivery and assessment of curriculum. You'll benefit from DCU Institute of Education's leading global research centres in assessment, evaluation, citizenship and human rights education and anti-bullying. Includes two school placements in different settings.

Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Tourism Management at MTU Cork. Covers tourism operations, hospitality management, business, and practical industry experience.

Our innovative medicine programme integrates the latest medical advances with extensive clinical exposure and simulation-based learning. Develop clinical expertise to deliver high-quality, compassionate patient-centred care from international medical experts and patients in hospital and community settings.

The BA (Honours) in Social Care Practice at ATU Sligo is a CORU-accredited four-year degree approved by the Social Care Workers Registration Board. Graduates are eligible for professional registration as Social Care Workers. The programme develops critical thinking, ethical practice, and communication skills for working in a wide range of social care settings. Two 13-week professional practice placements — in Year 2 and Year 3 — provide hands-on experience across Ireland. A final-year research project rounds out the programme. CAO code: AU918. 303 CAO points (2025).

The BCL (Law with Politics) is an exciting four-year interdisciplinary law degree that combines the BCL curriculum with the undergraduate Politics course. The primary objective of the degree is to provide students with a thorough academic exposure to the discipline of Law and to show how that discipline relates to the discipline of Politics. Students gain a comprehensive grounding in Irish and EU law alongside modules in political theory, comparative politics, and international relations.

A unique, innovative and practical business degree with a strong focus on experiential learning and the global economy. Students develop foreign language proficiency, complete an internship, have the option to study abroad (Erasmus or partner universities worldwide), and carry out a capstone research project. The programme integrates ecological sustainability and social foundations as a core lens throughout all four years.

The Leadership for Inclusion in the Early Years (LINC) Programme is a fully funded, multi-award-winning blended learning programme designed to support the inclusion of all children in Early Learning and Childcare. Graduates qualify as Inclusion Coordinators (INCO) within their Early Learning and Care setting and gain Lead Educator Status under DCDE Qualification Guidelines.

The Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Nursing at MTU Kerry Campus prepares learners to become competent and accountable veterinary nurses. The programme has a strong educational basis integrated with professional skills, combining traditional learning with immersive technology. Learners gain a strong foundation in veterinary nursing through practical workshops, on-campus delivery, and work placement in veterinary practices during 2nd and 3rd year. All relevant practical competencies are covered in relation to dogs, cats, horses, farm animals and exotic species. Delivery is based on four pillars: Core Science and Clinical Knowledge, Veterinary Nursing Knowledge, Practical Veterinary Nursing Skills Development, and Professionalism of a Veterinary Nurse.

The BA in Voice at the University of Limerick's Irish World Academy of Music and Dance is a world-class 4-year degree for proficient vocalists seeking to develop their performance practice, musicianship, and academic understanding of voice. Students explore a wide range of vocal styles — from popular (CCM), musical theatre, singer/songwriter, folk, sacred and choral backgrounds — while undertaking specialist modules in vocal pedagogy, voice studies, arts & health, community music, ethnomusicology, and professional skills. Based in UL's state-of-the-art Irish World Academy building, students also benefit from a cooperative education (co-op) work placement and international study-abroad opportunities.

The BSc Health and Performance Science at UCD is a broad undergraduate degree covering the science underpinning human health, exercise, and performance. Students can specialise in Health & Performance Science or Sport, Health & Exercise Science, gaining knowledge in physiology, biomechanics, nutrition, and sports medicine. Graduates are prepared for careers in health promotion, strength and conditioning, sports science, and allied health professions.

One of the first degree courses of its kind in Ireland, this four-year degree exposes students to interdisciplinary perspectives from Applied Psychology, Applied Social Studies and Education. The curriculum emphasises academic theory, research skills, and professional practice including supervised 13-week placements in Years 2 and 3. Approved by the Qualifications Advisory Board as meeting Professional Award Criteria for the Early Learning and Care sector.

ATU St Angela's has an international reputation for excellence in Home Economics education. This Level 8, four-year degree is designed for students passionate about Home Economics, focusing on sustainable health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities. Year 4 allows specialisation in Food, Textiles/Fashion/Design, or Family Resource Management. CAO code: AU990.

A 4-year Level 8 honours degree programme providing graduates with a BSc in Biotechnology with an emphasis on Biopharmaceutical Science. Covers bioanalytical techniques, bioprocessing, molecular biology, and practical skills for the science manufacturing and biopharmaceutical sectors.

The BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science prepares students for a career in agricultural science and agri-business. Graduates gain a strong background in science, food, agriculture, the environment, business and quality assurance. The course includes a placement year (farm or industrial) and modules at Kildalton College of Agriculture. It also fulfils the requirements for stamp duty exemption for land transfer for young farmers (Green Cert.).

Biomedical engineering combines engineering with an appreciation of the functioning of the human body. This course integrates the study of biological systems, biomedical devices and clinical engineering with traditional mechanical, electrical and manufacturing engineering. Students gain hands-on experience with industry projects, medical practitioners, and Cork University Hospital's Biomedical Engineering Unit.

The Professional Master of Education (PME) at UCC is a two-year, Level 9, full-time teacher education programme designed to qualify graduates as post-primary secondary school teachers. Fully recognised and accredited by the Teaching Council of Ireland, the PME combines two school placements with university lectures and tutorials. Students develop requisite professional knowledge, skills, and competence while being introduced to best practices in teaching, learning, and educational research. The programme emphasises meeting the diverse needs of learners, curriculum development, and current issues in education, supporting students in integrating educational theory and practice through reflection on professional classroom practice.

UCC's Science Education degree involves the study of both science and education over a four-year period, after which you will be a fully qualified science teacher. This concurrent model of teacher training means you study both science and education throughout the programme, graduating fully qualified to teach two specialist science subjects to Leaving Certificate standard. The programme is a collaboration between the School of Education and the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science, with most teaching taking place in UCC's Eureka Centre for Inquiry-Based Education in Science and Mathematics.

The Law (BCL), Criminology and Criminal Justice degree offers a full law degree while exploring the realities of crime, punishment, and justice. If you're curious about why crime happens, how society responds, and how you can be part of that response — through law, policy, or reform — this course gives you the tools to make an impact. Students spend Year 3 studying abroad at a partner university and gain hands-on work placement experience in legal and justice settings including solicitors' offices, the Department of Justice, and NGOs.

This programme provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the Montessori approach to the education and care of children in early and middle childhood. Students are supported to develop the requisite knowledge, values and competencies to work effectively in a range of education and care settings, in line with current legislation, standards and quality frameworks. The programme blends academic study with practical placement experience to prepare graduates for a career in Montessori and early childhood education.

A full-time, four-year honours degree that prepares students to support individuals and communities to live healthier lives. Accredited by the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE), graduates can register as Accredited Public Health and Health Promotion Practitioners. The course covers nutrition, behaviour change, epidemiology, public health policy, research methods, and includes a 16-week work placement in Year 3.

Ireland's first combined Law (BCL) and Human Rights degree. Benefit from expert teaching, unique modules, and real-world experience, including global perspectives through study abroad and placements. Turn your passion for justice into action by understanding law's vital role in protecting human rights worldwide.

This programme provides you with the range of specialised skills ideal for employment in the agriculture and environmental sectors. Strong emphasis is placed on sustainability in agriculture and the environment. The programme consists of modules in Agriculture, Environmental Management and Agri-business. Highly practical, with a mixture of lectures, field work, laboratory practicals and IT. The Level 7 and Level 8 programmes meet the criteria for 'Trained Farmer' status, aiding in farm inheritance and tax exemptions.

The ATU MPharm is a five-year Master of Pharmacy programme accredited by the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland. On completion, graduates are eligible to register as a pharmacist in Ireland and across the EU. The programme fully integrates evidence-based clinical pharmacy practice with healthcare and pharmaceutical sciences research. Students train in state-of-the-art facilities including a Model Pharmacy and Pharmacy Professional Practical Centre. Integrated work placements total approximately 14 months across Years 2, 4 and 5. Students may exit after Year 4 with a BSc (Honours) in Pharmacy.

This full-time one-year programme offers an introduction to the theory and practice of Social Studies and Special Needs. It aims to increase awareness of the practical applications of social and psychological theory, while also developing the skills and role of the Special Needs Assistant.