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Note 1: Applicants for DN500 (Level 8 BA) should indicate ONE single two-subject preference from the table below. Applicants for DN531 and/or DN532 and/or DN533 (Level 8 BA Intl) may also indicate a second subject to take in conjunction with the language they have chosen to study. (You can only apply ONCE each for DN500, DN531, DN532, DN533). Paper Applicants - Simply use the three-letter code for your preferred two-subject combination, e.g. Archaeology and Italian is DN500/AIT or for DN533 pick one of the options from the Spanish row. Online Applicants - Enter the course code (DN500, DN531, DN532, and DN533 as appropriate) and press “Continue”. Then you will be asked to select your two-subject combination.
If you wish to wait until registration to select subjects, simply select the relevant course code without adding a subject combination. For further details, refer to the UCD Prospectus. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject Preference codes for DN500 (Level 8 BA) and/or DN531 and/or DN532 and/or DN533 (Level 8 BA Intl) courses only.
Archaeology Art History
Celtic Studies Economics English French
Geography German
History
Information and Social Computing
Irish
Irish Folklore Irish Studies Italian
Linguistics Mathematics Music
Philosophy
Politics and Intl Relations
Sociology Spanish
- AAH ACE AEC - AFR AGY AGE AGR ACH AIS AIR AIF AID AIT ALI AMA AMU APH - ASO ASP AAH - AHC - AHN AHF RGY RGE - AHH RIS RIR - AHD RIT - RMA RMU RPH RPO RSO RSP ACE AHC - CEC CEN - AEC - CEC
- CGE CGR CHY CIS CIR CIF CED CIT CLI CMA CMU CPH CPO CSO CSP - AHN CEN EEN
AFR AHF - EFR ENF AGY RGY - EGY NGY -
- EEN EFR EGY EGE - EHY EIS EIR - EID EIT - EMA EMU EPH EPO ESO ESP - ENF NGY NGE NGR ENH NIS NIR NIF END NIT NLI NMA NMU NPH - NSO NSP -
AGE RGE CGE EGE NGE FGE GYG - GEZ GEH - GEI GIF -
Greek and Roman Civilisation AGR - CGR - NGR FGR GYZ GEZ
- FGE FGR FHY FIS FIR FIF FID FIT FLI FMA FMU FPH FPO FSO FSP - GYG GYZ GYH ISY GYI GYF GYD ITY GYL MAY GYM PHY POY SOY SPY ITG GEL - GEM PHG POG SOG -
- GRH ISZ GRI - GRD ITZ - MAZ GRM PHZ POZ SOZ SPZ
ACH AHH CHY EHY ENH FHY GYH GEH GRH - HIS HIR HIF HID HIT HLI HMA - HPH HPO HSO HSP AIS RIS CIS EIS NIS FIS ISY -
ISZ HIS -
AIR RIR CIR EIR NIR FIR GYI GEI GRI HIR IRS AIF - CIF - NIF FIF GYF GIF - HIF IFS IIF AID AHD CED EID END FID GYD - GRD HID - AIT RIT CIT EIT NIT FIT ITY ITG ITZ HIT ITS -
IRS IFS - -
IRD IFD
IIF IRD - -
ITS LIS - MUS PHS POS SIS - ILI IMA IMU - IPO -
ITD LID - MUD PHD POD SOD - ISP
IFD ITO - MAO MUO PHO POO SOO SIF -
ALI - CLI - NLI FLI GYL GEL - HLI LIS ILI - LID TLI AMA RMA CMA EMA NMA FMA MAY - MAZ HMA -
ITO ITD - TLI TMA TMU - TPO - TSP - LMA LMU LPH LPO LSO LSP
IMA MAO - TMA LMA - MUM PHM POM SOM -
AMU RMU CMU EMU NMU FMU GYM GEM GRM - MUS IMU MUO MUD TMU LMU MUM - PHU POU SOU SPU APH RPH CPH EPH NPH FPH PHY PHG PHZ HPH PHS - PHO PHD
LPH PHM PHU -
- RPO CPO EPO - FPO POY POG POZ HPO POS IPO POO POD TPO LPO POM POU PHP ASO RSO CSO ESO NSO FSO SOY SOG SOZ HSO SIS - SOO SOD - LSO SOM SOU - SOP
ASP RSP CSP ESP NSP FSP SPY - SPZ HSP - ISP SIF - TSP LSP - SPU SPH SPO SPS
SPS -
PHP - SPH - SOP SPO -
Archaeology Art History Celtic Studies Economics English French Geography
German Greek and Roman Civil.
History
Information and Social Computing
Irish Irish Folklore Irish Studies Italian Linguistics Mathematics Music
Philosophy Politics and Intl Relations
Sociology Spanish
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