Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded by the College of Science to undergraduate students entering stage 3 and stage 4 of their subject areas. The awarding of these is based on academic excellence in the previous year of study. Click here to visit the UCD Scholarships and Awards Website
Undergraduate Student Awards
The school awards medals for specific academic achievements and a medal to the top graduating student in each undergraduate subject area (assuming they have reached a minimum of a upper second class honours degree).
| Michael G. Harrington Medal | Awarded to the top student graduating in Biochemistry |
| Genetics Medal | Awarded to the top student graduating in Genetics |
| Hussey Award | Awarded to the top student graduating in Microbiology |
| Neuroscience Medal | Awarded to the top student graduating Neuroscience |
| Regan Medal for Pharmacology | Awarded to the top student graduating in Pharmacology |
| Joy Carey Medal | Awarded to the student who performs best in the Stage 4 Biochemistry project |
| Roddy Monks Medal | Awarded to the student who performs best in Stage 3 Pharmacology practicals |
| Lisa Dalton Medal | Awarded to the Stage 3 Pharmacology student who performed best in BMOL20060 and BMOL20070 |
Postgraduate Student Awards
Medals are awarded to the top student graduating in the MSc programmes as follows:
| Catherine Renee Kelly Medal | Awarded to the top ranking student in the M.Sc. Biotechnology taught graduate programme |
| M.Sc. Biotechnology and Business Award | Awarded to the top ranking student in the M.Sc. Biotechnology and Business taught graduate programme |
| M.Sc. Biotherapeutics Medal | Awarded to the top ranking student in the M.Sc. Biotherapeutics taught graduate programme |
| M.Sc. Biotherapeutics and Business Medal | Awarded to the top ranking student in the M.Sc. Biotherapeutics and Business taught graduate programme |
| M.Sc. Regulatory Affairs and Toxicology Medal | Awarded to the top ranking student in the M.Sc.Regulatory Affairs and Toxicology taught graduate programme |