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DT212: Science
Programme title: Science
Programme code: DT212
Programme level: 7
Programme duration: 3 years
The main aim of this programme is to produce graduates with the necessary skills for employment as technicians/technologists or scientific personnel in the fields of biosciences, chemistry and physics. Students will be able to select from a range of specialised modules which will be delivered in the second semester of year one including; Medicinal Chemistry, Astronomy/Environmental and Energy Physics and Human Biology and Disease. Entry to this programme affords the opportunity to experience the three main scientific subjects prior to committing to a specific programme. After successful completion of the first year students will select and transfer to the second year of one of the following programmes and will complete their studies as registered students of this programme: BSc Biosciences (DT259) BSc Industrial and Environmental Physics (DT260), BSc Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Science (DT261)
Read the full prospectus information and apply for advanced entry through the admissions website.
First year applicants must apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO).
For more information please see the programme content or contact:
- Contact: Prof. John Cassidy
- e-mail: john.cassidy@dit.ie
- Tel: + 353 1 402 4779
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DT212: Science
Student Testimonial
"After two years in a nursing course, I realised that I wanted to do science modules; either pharmacology or chemistry. I was impressed with the attitude of the staff in Kevin Street and I decided I wanted to be part of the DIT experience."
"I am from Vienna and I wanted to gain a new experience in a foreign Country. I can improve my English and become a more independent adult. When I finish my education I want to join the chemical industry."
Graduate Testimonial
"I enjoyed this course a lot. I love the small classes and the paces of the lectures and labs. I think that the way the labs back up the theory from the lectures is really helpful because it shows that there is a practical application."
- Last date modified: 02 May 2013
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