MAYNOOTH MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY
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LEVEL 8 Honours Bachelor Degrees - Level 8 Code
MH 001 MH 002
MH 103 MH 106 MH 107
MH 109 MH 116
Education - Primary Teaching - Gaeltacht Applicants (Froebel) Music - In first year you take one other subject from those listed under MH101, excluding groups 2 and 5. (Restricted – see page 3)
Psychology –3 years - In first year you take Psychology, Psychological Studies and one or two Arts subjects from those listed under MH101 excluding groups 2 and 6.
Social Science – In first year you study Social Policy (an essential requirement for Social Work), Sociology and one subject from: Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History or Philosophy.
Media Studies – In first year you take Media Studies and two other Arts subjects from those listed under MH101, except Group 6. Computer Science may be taken with Media Studies for students interested in Media Technologies.
Community and Youth Work (Full-Time) (Restricted – see page 3) MH 201
Science: In final year you may take a Double Major (equal study of two subjects), or a Single Major (specialise in one subject). See prospectus for availability and options. The following subjects are available: Biology; Chemistry; Computer Science*; Engineering Science; Experimental Physics; Mathematical Physics; Mathematics (Applied); Mathematics (Pure); Statistics. * Subject available as a double subject in year 1.
Three or four subjects are studied in first year. Mathematics is a required subject in first year. You make your subject choices on entry and may make changes within the first four weeks. You also have the option of taking a Critical Skills or a Data Science course in first year. In second year, you have the option of taking an Elective Stream, from across the university, which may be taken outside your chosen subject(s).
MH 202 MH 204 MH 206 MH 207 MH 208 MH 209 MH 210
Biotechnology Physics with Astrophysics
Theoretical Physics and Mathematics Data Science
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Psychology (through Science) - 4 years - In first year you study Psychology, Psychological Studies, Mathematics and 1 other Science subject. Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Chemistry
Science (with Education) or Mathematics and Computer Science (with Education) or Maths and Applied Maths (with Education)
SED Science Education: In first year you study Biology, Chemistry, Experimental Physics and Mathematics with concurrent Teacher Education (second-level)
MCS Maths and Computer Science (with Education): You study Mathematics and Computer Science with concurrent Teacher Education (second-level).
MH 212
MED Maths Education: You study Mathematics with Mathematical Physics (Leaving Certificate Applied Mathematics) with concurrent Teacher Education (second-level).
OPC Open choice to any degree stream You can decide which degree stream to take following admission. See prospectus or website for entry requirements to each stream. You can apply to MH212 only once.
Engineering: Engineering entry with unrestricted choice to pursue engineering degree options in any of the following degree streams:
MH 304
Computer Engineering Electronic Engineering Communications Engineering
You can decide which of the above streams you wish to take in third year. Option of a 4 year BE or 5 year Master of Engineering.
MH 305 MH 306
Product Design: In first year you study Creative Thinking, Design, Engineering and Marketing. Robotics and Intelligent Devices: a blend of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering.
Apply by inserting the Codes below in the Level 8 Section of the Application Form.
Title (NOT to be entered on Application Form) Honours Bachelor Degrees - Level 8 Education - Primary Teaching (Froebel)
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