A Structured Elective means taking your elective credits in a structured manner over the course of your programme to form a small but coherent block amounting to a minimum of 15 credits. Note: In order to receive a Structured Elective in a given area you must take the required modules as Elective modules and not as Core or Option modules. Not all modules are offered in a given year.
Remember, If you take a Structured Elective it will appear on your official UCD Transcript, and means future employers will see that you have a block of credits in a specific area.
This list details the Structured Electives that are currently available in UCD.
Group 1 - General Structured Electives
Group 2 - Linguistic Structured Electives
Group 3 - Language Structured Electives
Group 4 - History Structured Electives
Group 5 - Applied Languages Structured Electives
Group 6 - Philosophy Structured Electives