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My journey with Science started when I was in secondary school Biology classes, where my teacher fascinated me with the DNA molecule. As I learned about it more deeply, I realised that Genetics was what I wanted to do. Genetics forms the basis of modern medicine, Pharmacology, Neuroscience, Cancer Biology, Stem Cell Biology and others. My favourite topics include gene therapy and cloning.
An understanding of the genetic code opens the door to countless scientific possibilities. Genetics in UCD focuses on practical skills, which allows you to try new technologies in laboratory sessions. A degree in Genetics opens a variety of pathways. You can pursue a career in the biotechnology industry, forensic science and other laboratory-based placements across the world. Whatever you choose, Genetics will make it possible.
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Why is this course for me? If you’re interested in why some families are more prone to disease and how to use biotechnology to produce drugs and other products, then a degree in Genetics could be for you. Genetics is the scientific study of heredity – how information is passed from one generation to the next. You’ll study developing new areas such as personal genomics, which uses DNA sequence to determine health and ancestry. The UCD Genetics degree also covers genetic engineering and biotechnology, transgenic animals, genetically modified plants, medical genetics, molecular evolution, developmental biology, DNA fingerprinting and bioinformatics.
As in the business world, the UCD Lochlann Quinn School of Business is constantly adapting and evolving so that our graduates are best placed to become tomorrow’s leaders. Our excellent curriculum, top-class education facilities and world-class academics ensure that we will prepare you for your future… wherever you want it to take you.
What will I study? This is a sample pathway for a degree in Genetics. Topics include evolution, genetic disease and biotechnology, as well as core modules in biomolecular and biomedical science.
First Year Biology ¬Chemistry ¬Mathematics ¬Optional Science modules ¬ Elective modules
Second Year Genetics ¬+ 2 other Science subjects ¬ Elective modules
Third Year Genetics ¬Elective modules
Fourth Year Genetics (includes a research project)
All Science courses are full time, with many student timetables running from 9.00am to 5.00pm or later. Depending on the subject choices, a weekly timetable can include lectures, practicals and tutorials.
Assessment varies with each module but may comprise continuous assessment of practicals, written exams and online
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learning activities.
Career & Graduate Study Opportunities Most Genetics graduates work in:
– Hospital laboratories – Biotechnology, pharmaceutical and genomics companies
– Forensic science laboratories – Agribiotech and horticulture companies – Food and drink companies Why UCD Business?
Business Commerce
Business Analytics Economics & Finance
Transgenic zebrafish larvae. Image by Dr Yolande Alvarez © UCD 2007
Diploma/Bachelor of Business Studies
Business & Law CAO Code DN200 BBB Actuarial & Financial Studies
CAO Points Range 2014 500 — 615 Length of course 4 years DN600 Places 125
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Entry Requirements English ¬ Irish ¬ A third language ¬ Two other recognised subjects
Many graduates study for a higher degree (MSc or PhD), or obtain additional professional qualifications such as in medicine and dentistry. MSc programmes at UCD include the areas of Biotechnology, Biotechnology & Business, and Evolutionary Biology.
International Study Opportunities Genetics students in third year have studied in:
– University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
–International Opportunities: Our
Accreditation: We are the only Irish business school accredited by both AACSB (the principal American accreditation) and EQUIS (the leading European accreditation). We are also a member of CEMS (an international alliance of leading business schools). This means that our degrees are internationally recognised and come with a mark of quality, which can give you advantages when looking for employment opportunities.
Univers ty of California, Irvine, USA niversity of Connecticut, USA – Queen’s University, Canada
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Genetics students also have the opportunity to carry out their fourth year project at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
of countries such as France, Germany, China, Singapore, New Zealand, Canada and Australia.
Internship Programme: Within the Commerce, Economics and Finance, and Business Analytics programmes you can apply for a professional internship. This offers a first-class business experience with top international or Irish companies such as Google, Paddy Power, LinkedIn, Skype, Kerry Group or Bank of Ireland.
Careers: The School has a very successful record in graduate employment. A significant number of graduates are employed in top-tier corporations, both domestically and overseas.
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Your First Year Experience
A-Level/GCSE 2014 See
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Other EU Applicants see
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Leaving Certificate Passes in six subjects including those shown above, of which two must be minimum HC3
Our degrees have been developed in consultation with industry leaders and they reflect the changing business world. During your first year you will learn about the foundations of business, and will be challenged to think critically about its role in society.
Non-EU Applicants see
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You will develop not only your Level 5/6 FETAC Entry Rou es
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Mature Entry Route Yes, see page ZZZ
practices, but also the skills needed for a successful career. Employers seek graduates whose attributes include communication, management, leadership and team work skills, and graduates who are problem solvers, independent thinkers and ethically minded. Our courses use business simulations, case studies, presentations, web and blog development, and video projects to develop graduates with these attributes.
Your first year experience can involve a lot more than study – you can also participate in extracurricular activities such as clubs and societies or volunteer in community projects. This is actively encouraged as it is seen as an important part of developing your skills, with the ultimate goal to help you build a successful business career.
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You will be taught by Ireland’s leading business academics, and supported and guided through your studies by Peer Mentors, Student Advisers and a dedicated Business Programme team.
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