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  • Missed our Digital Offer Holder Day?

    Digital Offer Holder day students laughing on campus|We hope those of you who did make our Digital Offer Holder Day this weekend enjoyed the opportunity to discover more about your courses, learn about student finance, and talk to our academics and current students through...

  • Spring 2017 workshop

    Explore our minimal surfaces project spring 2017 workshop held at University College Cork.

  • Academic Support

    Module code: FS0050 This module will help you acquire a wide range of important study techniques and transferable skills needed to enable you to thrive throughout your university education and beyond.

  • Enterprise in Practice

    Module code: MN1027 This module aims to provide an opportunity to develop key employability skills. Within the module you will analyse a real life business or social problem in the context of the workplace and the business environment.

  • SciArt and Big Data Analysis

    Module code: CO2109 This interdisciplinary module explores the intersection of science, art, and data, equipping you with the necessary skills to analyse, visualise, and communicate complex information creatively.

  • Heritage in the Workplace

    Module code: HS7035 In this module, you'll gain the skills necessary to work on heritage and conservation projects and businesses.

  • Materials Processing

    Module code: EG2121 This is a specialist Mechanical Engineering module (also available to General Engineering students) which goes into more depth on materials and their processing and manufacturing routes.

  • Heat Transfer and Energy Systems

    Module code: EG3112 This is a specialist Mechanical Engineering module (also available to General Engineering students) where you'll learn to calculate how heat travels through engineering components, and how it is transferred between solids, liquids and gases.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: EN7022 The dissertation represents the culmination of your MA studies, and your chance to put into practice what you have learned from your core and optional courses through a 15,000 word exploration of a topic of your choice.

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