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Open Learning Modules at UCD

Applications for Trimester 2 2024/25 are open until Friday 24 January - apply using this form.

6 colleges and 29 different schools, as well as the UCD Centre for English and Global Languages, are represented in the Open Learning programme at UCD. In total, there are over 400 modules you can choose from as an Open Learner for the 2024/25 Academic Year. These modules can be studied on an individual basis or as a package, and for credit or for interest.

Click on the module title below for more detailed information about that module, including what you will learn, the assessment type, and how the module will be offered (i.e. online and/or face-to-face).

Please keep in mind that Open Learning module offerings and details are subject to change and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Should your preferred module be at capacity, please email us at (opens in a new window)all@ucd.ie so that we can discuss your options.

Centre for English and Global Languages

College of Arts and Humanities

Spring Trimester - January to May 2025

College of Business

Spring Trimester - January to May 2025

*Students on the Commerce Progression Pathway will be given first preference to register for this module.

**Students on the Commerce Progression Pathway should avoid taking these modules as they are incompatible with compulsory admission modules.

Find out more about our DN650 Commerce Progression Pathway.

College of Engineering and Architecture

College of Health and Agricultural Sciences

College of Science

College of Social Sciences and Law

Spring Trimester - January to May 2025


* Students on a Progression Pathway to DN710 Economics will be given first preference to register for
this module.

**Students on a Progression Pathway to DN650 Commerce will be given first preference to register for this module.

Find out more about our Progression Pathways into DN710 Economics and DN650 Commerce.

Spring Trimester - January to May 2025

* Students on a Progression Pathway to DN600 Law will be given first preference to register for this module.

**Students on a Progression Pathway to DN650 Commerce will also be given first preference to register for this module.

Find out more about our Progression Pathways to DN600 Law and DN650 Commerce.