UCD College of Engineering & Architecture

If you see your future in energy, the environment, business, healthcare, manufacturing, clean technologies, communications or construction and sustainable living, then an engineering degree from UCD may be just the right step for you.

An exceptionally broad range of programme pathways will be available to students entering UCD Engineering (DN150) from 2011. After successfully completing a common first year, you will be offered unrestricted choice from a huge range of specialisations at undergraduate level.

In addition to the long established Bachelor of Engineering (BE) programmes in Biosystems, Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, students will now have the option to specialise in Energy Systems Engineering or Biomedical Engineering.

Also, to facilitate more advanced study (to a level consistent with modern European standards), students will have the option to progress through to taught Masters programmes in the areas of Biomedical Engineering, Biosystems Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronic and Computer Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Engineering with Business

Students also have the option of specialising in many different research areas at both Master and PhD level.

The Structural Engineering with Architecture Programme (DN140) is based only on the five-year education model and is accessed via a separate direct entry route. This will suit those students who have a love of design and the built environment, and a passion for architecture.For an overview of the UCD Degrees DN