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Do you want to create imaginary and realistic environments and characters and bring them to life? Learn to design, build and create digital worlds and tell the stories of tomorrow using advanced technologies.
This unique course is the first 3D animation undergraduate degree in Ireland. It will allow you to understand the highly artistic and technical practices that are involved in creating characters, stories and worlds using advanced digital technologies.
What will I do?
Learn both advanced technical and creative skills to
understand 3D animation pipelines, including character,
design, world building, animation principles, lighting,
rendering along with other specialised areas
Develop the critical thinking skills and individual point of
view that will distinguish you as an artist and thinker
Learn from real-world experiences through live projects,
work placements, group projects and collaboration with
peers in a variety of ways
In Year 3, there is an opportunity to study abroad under the Erasmus+ programme, or to do an industry placement in Ireland or abroad.
High school diploma and Digital Portfolio.
E-sports is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. More and more private businesses, governments, and the public sector, both nationally and internationally, see the opportunities to utilize the potential that lies in skills developed through e-sports. The bachelor's programme in academic e-sports will provide knowledge that makes you competitive in the future labour market. The bachelor’s programme introduces the world of academic e-sports and develop skills for a much broader field. This means that in addition to the activity of exercise, you learn about training, recovery and performance. You will also learn about the role of e-sports in society, technology related to e-sports, and how to use e-sports in education and in professional life.In the bachelor's programme in academic e-sports you will learn about physiological and psychological conditions that form the basis for training and performance as an e-sports athlete. You will also learn how to develop and produce content for digital platforms for communication and marketing in e-sports. Furthermore, you get an introduction to finance, entrepreneurship and branding that is used for administration, organisation and development of tournaments and teams. Programming, cyber-security and the use of remote operated vehicles is also part of the programme, as well as game design and gaming history.
High School Graduation Diploma.
Application deadline 15 April:
The Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA) is an ambitious, innovative conservatory program that emphasizes high quality performance, chamber music, and creativity. The Academy brings students to a high level of excellence, while connecting music with other art forms such as dance, theater and fine arts. Our core programme components are artistic excellence, an international environment, intensive work with ensembles in residence, and interdisciplinary opportunities. We educate students to become leaders in their field and play important roles in the development of new visions on the music profession.We educate our students to become pioneers in their field. Six core skills make up the pioneering attitude of our students: ensemble playing, self-management, interdisciplinarity, applied research, collective entrepreneurship, and international connectedness. Our professors are internationally renowned artists, who have the abilities to bring you to a higher level of artistry. In addition, a number of high-profile ensembles in residence will conduct extensive work with our students
Diploma of higher secondary education that is equivalent to Dutch standards and audition.
Reduced statutory tuition fee: € 1,157
What is the BA (Hons) in Accounting?
The BA (Hons) in Accounting is a three-year degree course that prepares students mainly for careers in accountancy. Special Features of the BA (Hons) in AccountingThe course attracts extensive exemptions from the Chartered Accountants Ireland (ACA), the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), and the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Ireland (CPA). The course has several awards attached to it including the PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholarship, the Aidan McAvinue prize for taxation, the CPA prize for Financial Accounting, and the CIMA prize for Management Accounting. The course offers students the choice to avail of an additional flexible year in Year 3 which allows our students to work in the financial services industry or to study overseas in a partner college. Students who elect to take the flexible year will graduate after four years with a BA (Hons) in Accounting (Practice).
Secondary/High School Diploma, with good grades in English and Mathematics and at least 4 other subjects, on average + 60%.
First time undergraduate EU students pursuing a full time programme will qualify for free tuition fee funding, however, please refer to http://www.studentfinance.ie for full details of the “Free Fees Initiative” ( F.F.I ) scheme. All students are paying a Student Contribution of €3,000.
Accountants are required by every business in every industry to provide expert business advice as well as to manage the business's economic activities and financial information. This three-year, Level 8 program offers a direct pathway into a full-time career in accounting, and it also offers graduates opportunities in a range of business careers, including financial services and management consulting. The lecturers in this program are highly qualified professional accountants with considerable lecturing experience, some of whom act as examiners and lecturers for professional accounting bodies. They maintain very close links with all of the professional bodies, as well as with the industry. The program is regularly updated, in accordance with professional body and employer requirements.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
The accounting function provides timely, relevant, and accurate information to the management of the business. This information is also used to assess the financial "health" of the business and to make plans for the future. Accountants are involved in making many of the necessary decisions for the efficient operation of a business. Therefore, a well-run accounting function is critically important to the long-term management of a business.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 and ACT with a minimum score of 23 or SATS with a minimum score 1140.
It is required from applicants to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
Specific subjects may be required for entry into certain courses.
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
EU-Nationals, who are repeating a full year of study, must pay tuition fees.
There is a significant shortage of accounting graduates in Ireland. This course offers one of the fastest routes to achieving a professional accounting qualification. Our final-year students are experiencing high demand for their skill sets and are receiving numerous offers of employment both locally and nationally, often prior to completion of the course. No other University or Institute of Technology in Ireland offers more exemptions from the professional accountancy exams than IT Sligo.
Read all about these exemptions below.
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
After three years, graduates will hold an Honours Degree in Accounting and will qualify for generous exemptions from all the professional accountancy bodies in Ireland. The programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, case studies, problem-based learning and computer laboratory work. Students develop a detailed understanding of core concepts and principles in accounting and will have the ability to apply this knowledge to problem-solving.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
BSc in Accounting is a distinctive broad business degree. It is unique in that it prepares students for a career in business and finance and for the pursuit of a professional accounting qualification, to further enhance career progression in the business. Students have the opportunity to study a wide range of subjects including finance, law, management, economics, information systems, accounting, marketing, and statistics. The program is delivered by top-tier, friendly, and supportive lecturers. Lecturers include experienced academics and professionals; who have worked in a variety of major accounting firms, financial institutions, and leading industrial companies. Some lecturers also teach at the professional accounting level for the main professional accounting bodies. They have PhDs and are research active in UCC. Lecturers also consult for industry and publish regularly in international journals that are pertinent to industry and practice. The program boasts relatively small class sizes (approximately 70 students). This creates a student-friendly environment in which students benefit from high levels of guidance, support, and peer networking, forming an excellent foundation for the development of life skills, critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. The degree is designed to produce high-quality graduates equipped with skills to succeed in a variety of diverse roles while also offering a fast track to a career as a professional accountant. The program maximizes the exemptions from professional accounting body exams relative to other UCC undergraduate degrees (see Professional Accountancy Qualification below for more information). The majority of graduates go on to qualify as professional accountants and subsequently go on to pursue successful careers in diverse roles in a range of sectors. Careers include finance managers, business analysts, advisory, investment managers, risk management, business owners, teaching, as well as professional accountants. Recruitment of UCC accounting graduates remains exceptionally high among leading firms nationally and internationally. Employment prospects are excellent with nearly 100% of recent (2017 & 2018) graduates in employment (70% average) or further study (27% average). As a professional accountant, you will have an interesting and well-rewarded career.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA: 3.4/4.0 plus new SAT: Minimum 1380 or ACT: 29.
A minimum score of 640 in SAT or ACT 28 in Maths component or AP 3 is required.
Applicants are expected to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math, (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
The Utena University of Applied Sciences is preparing accounting specialists, that meets the needs of the region. According to the information from Lithuanian Labor Exchange, the professions of the accountant are one of the most popular at this time. Employers are looking for accountants that have gained higher education.During the Accounting studies, there are innovation teaching and learning methods, student-oriented independent work, based on assignments, group work, in which problem and critical thinking is very important.
High/secondary school graduation certificate.
Part-time price is €1,890.
Accounting is a vital part of any organization’s operations. Accountants provide essential information and professional advice to help individuals and organizations make the right financial and business decisions. This course will equip students with a high level of competence in accountancy, information technology, and management skills. Accounting careers typically involve analyzing and utilizing financial information in order to evaluate a business’s financial position. This can involve anything from basic bookkeeping to managing balance sheets and income statements.
High school completion certificate that comes in at level 5 on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications and Mathematics. All candidates must have completed 12 years of full-time education prior to applying for entry to SETU Carlow. All subjects on the High School Completion Certificate must be successfully passed, with good grades.
If you have received a letter confirming your grant eligibility from SUSI, you may be exempt from paying the student contribution charge of €3,000.
The Accounting program aims to provide students with the theoretical, technical, and empirical background necessary for financial problem solving and financial decision-making within the complex and changing business environment. This program has been designed for students intending to pursue a career in accounting, or in any other area where financial accounting information and decisions are a central element. The students will have the opportunity to acquire a broad-based education, which will provide a good starting point for their later professional work and studies. In addition, students will receive an academic foundation to which problems arising in their later professional work can be referred, and a way of thinking which will help them to meet the challenges of new ideas and problems. This course seeks to provide students with the skills employers in the field are looking for: detailed knowledge of financial accounting, financial reporting, auditing, taxation, cost and management accounting, and financial statement analysis, which, together with information technology skills, give you the confidence to use a wide range of accounting and business software. International developments in accounting are also emphasized.
High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) or equivalent internationally recognized qualification(s). Students with a lower HSLC grade than 7.5/10 or 15/20 or equivalent depending on the grading system of the country issuing the HSLC are provided with extra academic guidance and monitoring during the first year of their studies.
Our Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Accounting degree adds up to a successful career in the world of finance. It’s one of our most popular business courses, and for good reason. Here’s what to expect. Few careers can be more fulfilling or exciting than accountancy. The opportunities that our three-year Accounting Honours Degree provides are well proven, providing our graduates with the necessary skills to reach the very top of their profession. Our accounting courses also attract generous exemptions from the examinations of professional accountancy bodies, including ICA, ACCA, CPA, and CIMA—subject to annual review. You’ll also have the opportunity to progress to our MA in Accounting, which offers even further significant exemptions. Covering everything from bookkeeping to financial reporting and economics, graduates pursue careers in diverse fields, including taxation, banking, and financial services.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
This program provides an ideal route to a career in professional accountancy and to a training contract with an accounting practice. You may also pursue a career in areas such as fund management, financial services, financial analysis, corporate finance, and money markets. You’ll develop a thorough understanding of the fundamentals (both technical and theoretical) of accounting and finance, and establish a sound foundation for further professional studies in these fields.
Your capacity to engage in critical analysis, apply concepts to practice, engage in independent research, contribute to teamwork and communicate clearly are developed through a wide range of learning and teaching approaches, including problem-solving, case studies, projects, preparation of academic papers, group work and formal lectures with tutorial support.
After Year 1, you can select modules from a range of subjects and thus specialize in your chosen field. Some students may choose to focus on accountancy-related modules to secure the generous exemptions awarded by professional accountancy bodies (including Chartered Accountants Ireland, CPA Ireland, and ACCA) to graduates of this program.
Study Abroad opportunities: In Year 3, students have the option to spend one year studying at a University in the United States, Canada, Australia, or Northern Europe. Other students, who are interested in pursuing a career in finance, may opt for modules from the program’s comprehensive range of finance, econometrics, and international finance modules. You can also study a mix of accounting and finance modules. Upon graduation, you may proceed to postgraduate studies leading to the award of an MSc, MPhil, or Ph.D. at research institutes and universities worldwide.
High School Diploma with CGPA of 2.4/4 plus successful completion of TU Dublin Foundation or another recognised pre-university foundation with relevant subjects 60% - 65% or High School Diploma with CGPA of 3.0/4 plus SAT score of 1090/1600 [Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 560, Math 530] OR ACT score of 21.
There is an option to enter with successful completion of one year of a Bachelors Degree/Associate Degree with overall average of 2.8 GPA or above with relevant subjects at a recognised third-level or higher education institution in addition to completion of senior high school. This assessment will be on a case-by-case basis.
A charge of €3,000 is payable by each student to cover essential student services. European Union nationals attending full-time undergraduate courses are normally only required to pay the student contribution, otherwise EU nationals who are following a second or subsequent third-level course, depending on the type and duration of the previous course attended will be liable for the total annual fees.
Duration: 3 or 4 years
Aim of the study programme – to prepare qualified specialists in the field of accounting, auditing, taxes, as well as company performance analysis, planning and evaluation, who are able to formulate accounting information and systematically evaluate data; to familiarize students with the mechanisms of organizing and performing of audit, allowing them to creatively apply the gained knowledge.
Secondary school diploma or its equivalent.
This program is structured to address many of the competence requirements of professional accounting bodies and to give students a range of learning experiences tailored to careers in accounting and finance. Its practical focus ensures that, upon completion, you will be a work-ready graduate with employment opportunities in professional accounting practice, commerce, industry, government, the not-for-profit sector, and secondary school teaching. Along with the development of your accountancy and finance knowledge, there is a strong focus on developing your management skills to ensure that when you graduate you have the high-level transferable skills that employers are seeking. This program assumes no previous knowledge of accounting, finance, or economics. The program is recognized by leading professional accountancy bodies, including CAI, ACCA, CIMA, and CPA. It has also been recognized by the Teaching Council as fulfilling its degree requirement for registration as a post-primary teacher, subject to the complete program of study being undertaken at LIT (Moylish). As with any other degree, a teaching qualification such as the Professional Master of Education (PME) is also required.
High School Diploma(evidence of your highest level of education achieved). If you are looking to gain advanced entry into an undergraduate programme, transcripts from any previous programmes you participated in are required.
In order to qualify for free tuition fees, EU students must meet both Nationality and Residency requirements.
Student Contribution Fee is €3,000 for all students.
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to accounting basics and will progress to cover more complex theoretical and practical accounting studies. The course will explore a variety of other topics, including business, law, IT, taxation, auditing, professional ethics, economics, corporate finance, investments, psychology, marketing, HR, management, and communications.
High School Diploma or equivalent and basic maths entry requirement.
The government will pay the Tuition Fee for most first-time, full-time EU Undergraduates as part of the Free Fees Initiative.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
This four-year program prepares you for a career in professional accountancy and finance and can lead to contact with an accounting practice. You don’t need to have studied any Leaving Certificate Accounting, Business or Economics subjects. We start at an introductory level, which will prepare you for the more complex concepts that you meet at a later stage in the program. All modules gradually develop students' knowledge with each module building on the knowledge acquired in previous semesters. One of the core goals of our department is to enrich the development of our graduates to maximize their employment potential and we embrace the 'T Graduate' concept as a model to achieve this. Our core disciplinary skills, as exemplified in the 'T Graduate' concept, are evidenced in the exemptions awarded by professional bodies. We complement these skills with strong interpersonal and computer skills. Along with obtaining skills in accounting packages, the management of big data, and an understanding of the digital enablers for accountants, students will also have the opportunity to obtain Microsoft Professional Accreditation.
High School Diploma with CGPA of 2.4/4 plus successful completion of TU Dublin Foundation or another recognised pre-university foundation with relevant subjects 60% - 65% or High School Diploma with CGPA of 3.0/4 plus SAT score of 1090/1600 [Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 560, Math 530] OR ACT score of 21.
There is an option to enter with successful completion of one year of a Bachelors Degree/Associate Degree with overall average of 2.8 GPA or above with relevant subjects at a recognised third-level or higher education institution in addition to completion of senior high school. This assessment will be on a case-by-case basis.
A charge of €3,000 is payable by each student to cover essential student services. European Union nationals attending full-time undergraduate courses are normally only required to pay the student contribution, otherwise EU nationals who are following a second or subsequent third-level course, depending on the type and duration of the previous course attended will be liable for the total annual fees.
Most people think that accounting is a boring job that deals with laws, circulars, and numbers and has as a permanent accessory a computer with which one is constantly doing calculations. Obviously, everything related to the operation of companies is based on laws, and everything related to financial data includes arithmetic operations, but accounting is not just that. Finance is a much broader science than accounting. The financial specialist is the one who will secure funds, evaluate investment decisions, manage the portfolio, relations with banks, insurance companies, and the stock market if the company is listed, will face the risks, and predict the direction of the market in terms of interest rates, the fundraising framework, the economic model of the country. The financial sector is one of the three main pillars of running a business (the other two are production and marketing), and the way it works can make the difference between success and failure for a business. There are many examples of companies that, although they had a very good product and successful marketing, failed in international markets because of a lack of financial expertise. In a complex international environment in which funds can be transferred from one end of the world to the other at the touch of a button, the financial expert proves to be a valuable partner of any business and the person who can lead it to international markets successfully. In fact, if we take into account that each company has its own characteristics and moves in a different financial ecosystem, it is clear how important it is for an executive to have learned and know in depth the financial personality of companies with different organizations and function: industrial, commercial, primary production, services, banks, stock exchanges, insurance funds, public organizations, etc.
High School Certificate (apolytirion) or International Baccalaureate Diploma or Equivalent.
3 years for October or February entry, for those students who have a high school certificate (apolytirion) 17 or above and recognized English certificates (B2+ and above).
Why do some companies soar and others go bust? How can profits go up while the share price comes down? Accountancy gets to the heart of these questions. If you love numbers and variety and want sound technical knowledge and understanding of the business world, accountancy and finance could be your ideal degree. We encourage you to pursue your interests, develop your strengths, and move towards your ideal career. In your first year, you’ll study accounting and finance using real-world data from actual companies. You will also learn more about economic issues such as inflation, costs, and pricing. You will also get advice on how to build your CV. Second-year core subjects include auditing, financial accounting, risk, corporate finance, and management accounting for business decisions. You can also select from courses such as law, management decision-making, and advanced finance topics like hedging. Your third year builds on this knowledge while offering specialist options such as ethics, investments, and taxation. Whether it’s a tech start-up or a multinational industrialist, every company needs an accountant. Your studies can also be a route into corporate finance and business. Many Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) began their careers as accountants.
High School Diploma plus APs / Associate Degree, at least 30 points overall (including 15 points from 3 HLs), with at least 4 in SL Mathematics or 5 in math studies. We accept both AA and AI Mathematics.
This degree was ranked 8th in the UK by The Times, 2020. The same curriculum is delivered in the Lancaster University Leipzig campus.
Rolling admission: accept applications as long as there are places available in each programme. The sooner you submit your application, the sooner you have the decision.
This accounting and finance degree is about much more than just numbers. It will give you the technical skills you need but also the ability to think critically and creatively, to understand how an organization can succeed. It features a blend of specialized accounting and finance subjects together with general business subjects. The course will help you understand the relationships between finance and other business disciplines. You will develop a critical and methodical approach to problem-solving and decision-making in a financial context and develop the ability to interpret and communicate financial and other information. The broader business viewpoint of the course will give you an excellent foundation in leadership and management and give you the broad perspective necessary for the modern interconnected business world. This degree will equip you for a career in accountancy, finance, and related fields. NCI has particular expertise in this area, and graduates have achieved excellent employment rates. You may also be able to take advantage of an opportunity to engage in a year-long, accredited work placement between years two and three. This placement will be credit-bearing and comprises an extra year of the degree. Access to such placements will be limited and highly competitive.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus:
SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above or 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
There is also an option to enter with satisfactory completion of one year of a college/university programme with minimum GPA of 2.8.
This course qualifies under the Free Fees Initiative and Student Grant Scheme. Price for those who do not qualify for the free fees initiative is €3,060.
You could potentially pursue a career as a professional accountant with this degree. You will learn how to compile, analyze, interpret, and communicate essential information about the operations of a business—whether that business be a small firm, a publicly traded corporation, or an NGO (non-governmental organization). Study technical accounting skills, financial analysis, and the measurement of performance in business.
To become a professional accountant, you need to successfully complete three levels of professional exams as well as on-the-job training. If you successfully complete the BA in Accounting and Finance, you will be exempt from the first level of these professional examinations (CAP1 examinations Chartered Accountants Ireland and equivalent examinations from ACCA, CIMA, and CPA professional accounting bodies). If you complete the Masters in Accounting at Maynooth, you will be exempt from the second level of these examinations. You will then only have to take one level of professional exams and complete on-the-job training to qualify as an accountant. You also have the option of taking a four-year degree with a work placement or study year abroad, thus combining what you learn in university with insights into the industry or another culture.
High School GPA 3.0/4.0 (3.5/4.0 for certain degrees) plus a minimum 1000 composite SAT (reading, writing and math) score (1200 / 1600 for certain degrees) or a minimum ACT composite: 22 / 36 (26 /36 for certain degrees) (writing section not required).
Test scores are not required when applying, they can be submitted at a later date.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
There is an option for 3 years or 4 years BA.
Exchequer Free Fees Scheme for EU student is available.
DCU’s Accounting and Finance course creates solutions-orientated accountants and financial services professionals with both Irish and international perspectives. The course takes you from an introduction to accounting basics through to more complex theoretical and practical accounting studies. You’ll also explore a myriad of other topics, including issues concerning business, law, IT, taxation, auditing, professional ethics, economics, corporate finance, investments, psychology, marketing, HR, management, and communications. You may also opt to study one of three European languages (French, German, or Spanish) as part of the course, giving you an added appeal to employers. The goal of this degree is to give you in-depth knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of accounting and finance, as well as an understanding of the business, legal, taxation, and IT context of this work. The degree is structured around three main areas:Accounting: financial and management accounting are studied from Irish and international perspectives. Taxation, auditing, and professional ethics modules are also offered.
Finance: a thorough foundation in the principles of economics, corporate finance, and topics such as investments is provided.Business: a rounded understanding of the principles of business is developed through the study of subjects such as commercial and company law, psychology, marketing, HR, management, communications, IT, and business strategy.
High school diploma including any honours subjects with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants who have completed an alternative qualification may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
Student Contribution: €3,043 per annum.
All Non-EU candidates are advised to apply early, as places are limited.
The Accounting and Finance course aims to provide students with the theoretical, technical, and empirical background necessary for financial problem solving and financial decision-making within the complex and changing business environment. The program is based on an extensive application of financial analysis techniques in key areas of business finance such as financial statement preparation and analysis, managerial accounting, and financial management. An important and particularly interesting part of the program focuses on techniques that facilitate the analysis of investment in financial markets, namely security and portfolio analysis. Finally, particular emphasis is given to the analysis of the banking sector and the fundamentals of bank management. It must be emphasized that the techniques used in accounting and financial analysis are supported by the appropriate computer software. The Business Administration and Economics Department, in association with the well-staffed Computer Science Department of the City, is prepared to assist students in acquiring and mastering all necessary skills and expertise.
High School Leaving Certificate with good performance or International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or at least six IB Subject Certificates (including at least three at the higher level) with a minimum total of 30 points, or A Levels obtained locally.
Partial scholarship available for EU students and price is approx. 6,590eur.
The program aims to prepare specialists with higher education in accounting and management information systems, both the curriculum and the syllabus being designed to develop students's entrepreneurial spirit, and to ease their integration in the actual business environment after graduation. Internship programs add value to the program by putting to use the theoretical issues learned throughout courses, labs and seminars, all within the context of the economic environment. The program helps students to develop their knowledge, abilities and skills in order to become competent accountants, able to successfully face the challenges of a dynamic business environment.The program has a curriculum that covers topics focusing on accounting and management information systems, structured so as to develop students' abilities to apply accounting regulations for various types of organizations, to measure performance and assess organizations' competitive positions, as well as to contribute to the development of financial-accounting and fiscal strategies and policies within companies. The curriculum also provides students with competencies related to carrying out economic analyses, syntheses, forecasts and evaluations, handling financial-accounting and management information systems, developing and analyzing financial statements and other financial reports with the purpose of supporting the decision-making process, as well as understanding and undertaking the profession's Code of Ethics and Conduct.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Accounting is a profession subject to ongoing change, reflecting the new challenges of the information society and the knowledge-based economy. The Faculty of Accounting and Management Information Systems offers study programs that train competent and professional accountants with the right knowledge, skills, attitude and deontological values. The Bachelor's program ensures basic training in areas such as: bookkeeping in firms, public institutions and credit institutions; organizing and performing internal audit and control; elaborating, presenting and analyzing financial reports for firms, public institutions and credit institutions; elaborating, presenting and analyzing consolidated financial statements; accounting operations associated with mergers, dissolutions, liquidations and acquisitions; using management information systems; elaborating and presenting tax statements.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
This hugely-respected honours degree in accounting will provide you with an in-depth knowledge of the fundamental theories, concepts, principles and practices essential for a rewarding career in professional accountancy. At a general level, the degree will give you the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes necessary for a successful career in today’s challenging business environment. You will learn how commercial and industrial organisations function, the environmental factors that affect an organisation and the contribution of the accounting and finance professionals to an organisation’s success. Please note that the honours degree in accounting can either be a 3-year or 4-year course. At the end of the second year, students have the opportunity to add a work placement dimension to their degree. The dedicated placement year comprises work preparation modules in semester 1 and a six-month placement in semester 2 of the third year. At the end of this year, they return to the final year of the programme. All other students progress directly to the final year of the 3-year programme.
High school diploma including any honours subjects with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
The EU student contribution applies annually to all free fee eligible students and the current rate is €3,000 per annum.
To avail of the funding EU students must meet the criteria of the free fees schemes, as determined by the university a student is attending.
There is an option for 4 years program in Accounting with Finance and with Placement.
The main objective of the new full-time Bachelor’s degree program in Accounting, Finance, and Digital Applications is to prepare highly qualified professionals with in-depth knowledge and skills in accounting and finance, and through the application of digital tools to solve financial and accounting cases, problems, and issues. The first two semesters cover the fundamental common courses of the bachelor’s programs of the faculty and aim to provide students with a solid background in economics and management theories. The remaining semesters are concentrated on specialized disciplines. One of the important distinctive features of the program is the focus on the acquisition of soft skills.
They must have completed secondary education that makes them eligible to continue their studies in higher educational institutions in the country in which they have completed their secondary education; In the applicant's diploma for secondary education, the grades relevant to the major applied for are not lower than 62% of the maximum grade in accordance to the grading system in the country, in which the applicant has completed secondary education (i.e. the equivalent to a grade Good 4).
Expertise in accounting and finance is among the most highly valued assets in today’s competitive job market. Graduates of this programme can expect to be offered challenging opportunities in all areas of international and national business. The programme focuses on preparing students for careers in financial management, in the financial industry, in auditing or in business consultancy. Companies operating in these areas are highly interested in people with an international mindset and often give young employees the opportunity to spend time abroad – an experience that, in combination with your BA in Accounting, Finance & Banking, provides the best condition for a great career.
High School Diploma + 2 years of university-level studies recognised by the respective university or 5 Advanced Placement Tests, each one with a minimal score of 3 and including 2 languages, mathematics/calculus, one natural sciences subject and one social sciences subject, minimum of one year's qualified full-time work experience in a business-related area.
During the acting studies, we educate actors and actresses who can perform successfully in international business and integrate their competencies very flexibly in the following business segments: theatre, film and television, digital media, as well as new media formats. We educate our students in various fields, so they are flexible experts in the end and can deal with all the challenges of the modern acting world. During the study program, our acting students learn and develop know-how in self-management, self-marketing, and media competence (Social Media, E-Casting, Showreel). The target is that all young talents can present themselves in a professional way in their later acting profession. Our professors are directly connected with the acting business and have a good personal network in the world of performing arts. Cours Florent offers a variety of offers for getting to know actors, actresses, directors, dramaturges, event organizers, as well as casters in the theatre and culture segment of Berlin. The acting study focuses on practical experiences in production projects and supports all students to find the right traineeship or internship in the acting business.
Recognized secondary school leaving certificate.
Registration fee € 500 (EU) / € 750 (non-EU)
BA in Acting is for actors and performers interested in expanding and challenging artistic boundaries in theatre and beyond. Actors at NTA are active in their own learning, together with scenographers. Collaborative risk, raw musicality and social inquiry are encouraged in creating own methods for original work and projects with guest artists.During this programme you will be involved in directed productions with internationally practicing directors, choreographers and artists. You develop three independent productions together with your peers in acting and scenography, based on your own collaborative concepts, methods and research questions.You learn how to plan and manage production processes in various phases of creation, from the first idea to the dismantling of the work, including planning grant application writing.Every week you will have voice training and daily practice in physical disciplines ranging from yoga to various styles of dance, improvisation and martial arts.The teaching consists of studio-based laboratory activities, group and individual tutoring in various practices and skills, artistic direction in original works, lectures, discussions and debates, theory and analysis courses and class trips to performances, seminars and festivals.
High School Graduation Diploma, Motivation letter, CV and Letter of Recommendation.
Next admission for BA in Acting (August 2025-June 2028) will be early 2025.
This is a three-year, full-time, intensive honors degree for anyone who is serious about acting and wants to become an actor. The structure and contents of this degree have been designed in consultation with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London and consist of a practical skills-based course that enables students to learn by doing. The UK and Ireland’s leading theatre practitioners form the core panel of teachers within The Lir Academy, and a number of visiting international directors, actors, playwrights, and producers are regularly scheduled to take workshops, manage projects, and lend their expertise to the learning experience. Students will be taught acting technique, voice, movement, and singing, as well as complementary classes in dramaturgy and text analysis, over six semesters (two per annum).
US High School Diploma with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better (B+ average) unweighted and SAT with a minimum score of 1250 - 1400 on any two of the Critical Reading, Math and Writing sections and no score less than 500 or ACT with a minimum composite score of 27 - 32, Two Letters of Recommendation, Academic Statement and audition.
Weighted GPAs will be recalculated by the Applications & Admissions Team.
In order for a student to be eligible for the Free Fees Initiative, they must have been living within the EU, UK or EEA countries, for the last 3 out of 5 years, must be a citizen and passport holder of the EU, UK or EEA and this must be their first time attending third level education, ie. university.
The DCU BSc in Actuarial Mathematics prepares students to pursue a career as an actuary or, more generally, in finance. Actuaries are involved in quantifying and managing risk and work in areas as diverse as banking, insurance, and healthcare. As financial markets become increasingly complex, there is a growing need for professionals who combine both mathematical and financial expertise. Graduates of the DCU BSc in Actuarial Mathematics are in high demand by both the actuarial and financial industries in Ireland and internationally.
In the first two years of their degree students cover the fundamental mathematical principles that underpin the financial models studied in later years. Students also study practical and finance-related subjects such as computer programming, economics, and accounting. In years three and four students apply sophisticated mathematical techniques to real-world problems in insurance, finance, and banking. In year three, students spend eight months on a paid work placement (INTRA) in the actuarial or financial industry. The placements are, typically, with major insurance companies, actuarial consultancies, or investment banks and trading houses. This is a key opportunity for students to gain practical skills and experience in a commercial environment and also helps students make an informed career choice upon graduation.
High school diploma including any honours subjects with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants who have completed an alternative qualification may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
Student Contribution: €3,043 per annum.
All Non-EU candidates are advised to apply early, as places are limited.
Should a heavy smoker pay more for health insurance than a non-smoker? What about people with genetic diseases – should they pay more? Actuaries estimate complex financial risks regarding financial and economic crises, fire or earthquake damage, population ageing, mortality etc. So, are you good with figures and complex issues? If so, Actuarial Science is definitely the programme for you, and Amsterdam is definitely the city for you!Actuarial Science at the University of Amsterdam: Is it for you?Mathematics is one of your favorite subjects. You study mathematics at the highest possible level and achieve good grades for it.You see yourself working as an actuary or risk manager for an insurance company, consultancy, pension fund or another financial or government institution.You have an affinity for numbers as well as the societal reality behind them, you are a good abstract thinker and you have strong analytical skills.You achieve high marks in English.You are capable of working independently: you know how to use a library. Initiative and inquisitiveness are also of great value.
Secondary school diploma equivalent to the level and content of a Dutch VWO secondary school diploma and Mathematics proficiency.
Non-Eu students deadline: applying for a scholarship is 1 March.
EU students deadline: applying for UvA - Housing is 1 April.
If you have an interest in and aptitude for high-level maths but want time to decide your exact academic concentration, Common Entry offers entry into two full BSc degree courses: Actuarial Mathematics and Financial Mathematics. The advantage of Common Entry is that, after two years of study, you’ll know which of the two-degree options you prefer. Access to Financial Mathematics is exclusively through Common Entry. The BSc in Actuarial Mathematics also has direct entry through application to DC126. If you wish to maximize your chances of enrolling in an actuarial or financial course, apply for Common Entry and the BSc in Actuarial Mathematics in order of your priorities.
High school diploma including any honours subjects with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants who have completed an alternative qualification may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
Student Contribution: €3,043 per annum.
All Non-EU candidates are advised to apply early, as places are limited.
f you enjoy studying Mathematics and you have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, the UCD BAFS (Hons) degree could be for you. It will prepare you for a professional career in the actuarial or financial professions, but it has also been designed to be broader and more diverse than most traditional courses in actuarial science. It takes a combination of strong analytical skills, business knowledge, and understanding of human behavior to design and manage programs that control risk and guarantee sufficient funds for the insurance and pension sectors. For example, the actuary works out the risk (e.g. the likelihood of a fire happening) and calculates how much the customer should pay for insurance cover to ensure that the insurance company has sufficient funds to pay out if the incident occurs.
High School Diploma with 3.7 / 4.0 GPA and 1400 SAT or 31 ACT and one AP score 3 or better.
Additional Requirements: Math: AP Calculus or Statistics score of 4 or better or college/university math class grade B or better.
The Student Contribution Charge is €2,000.
Please note that to be eligible for the Free Fees scheme students must first qualify for the EU fee rate.
During the studies, theoretical knowledge of the field of management studies is provided, practical skills necessary for the work of an administrator and a manager in a company are formed.
Graduates will be able to carry out work in the fields of information and document management: to administrate and coordinate company, institution (subdivision) activities; create staff motivation systems and image administrate material and financial resources. The graduates of this study program can work in different types of business enterprises, state and public institutions.
High school / secondary education (or higher) and Mathematics, History or Geography subject and examination.
Advanced Biobased and Bioinspired Materials is a degree programme directed by the Faculty of Chemistry. It is taught exclusively in English. It is interdisciplinary and includes selected topics in chemistry, biology, medicine, physics, and technical sciences. The objective of the degree programme is to teach the design, production and analysis of the qualities of functional materials for medical and biological purposes, their applications and methods of utilization. The curriculum also includes content related to technological processes based on bioresources.
Secondary school-leaving certificate or high school diploma entitling to start higher education, with an Apostille or legalized in the country of issue, Copy of passport, Proof of the application fee payment, Scan of a passport photograph (300 dpi).
Advanced Computational Mechanics (ACM) is addressed for students who want to study contemporary problems in theoretical and applied mechanics with computer support. The program contains of the following general topics: basis in mathematics and physics, theoretical mechanics and strength of materials, material science and machining of structures, informatics and numerical methods, mechanics of solids, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, theory of vibration and acoustics, automatic control and mechatronics, intelligent materials. Selected subject can be studied by Erasmus program students.
Signed scan of online application form, High school degree, High grade in mathematics on candidate's high school diploma / leaving certificate, Official confirmation that candidate’s high school degree is equivalent to Polish high school degree, Official confirmation of legality of candidate’s high school degree, Official certificate confirming that candidate’s high school degree allows them to apply for admission to BSc studies in the country of issue, Official Transcript of Records with a legend of marks and education system in candidate’s home country, Scan of candidate’s passport, a photocopy of visa or temporal residence card, or permanent residence card, or other document that allows a candidate / student to stay in the Republic of Poland for the period of their studies, a photocopy of personal insurance plan for the period of studies in the Republic of Poland – to be submitted upon the commencement of classes at CUT, a digital colour photo (JPEG file, 236 x 295 pixels).
Advanced Technology is an English-taught technical programme with a keen eye for society's needs. Its multidisciplinary approach brings together a range of engineering and natural science disciplines, giving you the scope to come up with innovative and unexpected solutions to new problems without being confined to a single area of science. You will learn how to combine knowledge from electrical engineering, chemical engineering, applied physics, mathematics, mechanical engineering and business administration.In this varied and fascinating programme, you will experience a range of completely different settings and will draw on all the theoretical knowledge you have acquired in a wide range of different disciplines to successfully tackle a series of challenging projects. You will soon discover the immense value of examining a problem from different perspectives and experience the fulfilment of producing a multidisciplinary solution. The programme also develops your awareness of how society can gain the greatest benefit from the solutions you devise.
Secondary school diploma equivalent to the Dutch VWO level, Mathematics and Physics.
Study (B.A.) Advertising & Brand Communication in Berlin and learning to understand people and their needs. Learn how to strategically evaluate, conceive, and design creative ideas for companies, brands, and products while communicating in a targeted way. The B.A. in Advertising & Brand Communication is your entry into the international creative industry. You will learn to understand and successfully address target groups, to use text and images consciously and purposefully, and to confidently design excellent communication for different media. From market analysis, innovation development, strategic brand positioning, and brand design to the development of convincing advertising campaigns, you will learn all the skills required for an international career start in companies, organizations, and agencies. Berlin as a creative stage and important location for the creative industries is your very special source of inspiration for a sustainable and unique creation. Numerous projects are carried out with real partners under professional conditions so that you have the chance to get plenty of practical experience during your studies.
Higher education entrance qualification (Allgemeine Hochschulreife or Fachhochschulreife) or equivalent foreign degree, portfolio with approx. 10 own creative works and CV.
If you are an international candidate (who needs to apply for a student visa), we recommend that you apply at least four months before the start of your studies in order to have enough time to make the necessary visa and travel arrangements.
The speed and complexity of technological, political, social and economic developments strongly influence practices in art, design and communication.The professional world is looking for young creatives with a multitude of talents and skills, who look beyond the borders of their primary disciplines.Creatives like you. As creative pioneers, you’re going to shape the future of creativity and what it means to society.Applied artThe major Advertising transformed recently into the major Advertising & BeyondIt is a four year course at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam and is the only one in the Netherlands where advertising is an applied art. Our goal is to broaden the scope of creativity and communication by taking it beyond advertisingCreativity, skill of the futureWe believe creativity will be the key that contributes to our future in a positive and meaningful way. And becomes more effective in combination with science, technology, data and research. You develop a strong moral compass; you determine what’s most meaningful to you. You become conscious of the power of your creative talent and how you can apply it to influence society, today and in the future.
Secondary school diploma equivalent to a Dutch HAVO, MBO 4 or VWO diploma and admission exam.
Studies are underpinned by contextual studies—design theory and live briefs from the industry, as well as student competition entry alongside an individual study of student self-initiated briefs. They are challenged across a wide range of media such as print, TV, ambient, guerrilla, web, viral, and social networks such as Twitter and Facebook. In the first year, the course begins with a program of ideas and concept generation projects.
Specific advertising briefs are introduced towards the end of semester one. In semester two, projects expanded to include typography, layout, and computer skills. In the second year, students understand that "the idea" is king, and the emphasis shifts to developing the sound advertising strategies that are the foundation for those ideas. Copywriting and graphic design for advertising form a significant part of teaching. Students also have the opportunity to acquire the photographic, video, and audio editing skills. Advertising is, and always has been, one of the most dynamic and exciting careers creative students can choose, and with the explosion of new media, such as the Internet, the industry requires talented and committed people as never before.
Diploma and transcript from high school (12 years of study) translated in English and portfolio (a PDF file with samples of your drawings and creative project work).
In this program, developed with the aid of industry practitioners, you'll exercise your creativity in areas such as creating advertisements, organizing and running events, running a marketing campaign, creating radio and video ads, crafting a digital marketing strategy, etc.
In Year 1, you’ll be introduced to advertising, marketing, and social media marketing. You’ll learn the fundamentals of analyzing media, and you'll find out how to explore the mind of the consumer. You'll develop your IT skills and learn how to create apps. Industry experts will tell you all about the advertising industry.
In Year 2, you’ll learn all about graphic design and how to use Photoshop. You'll find out about the rapidly changing media landscape and you'll learn the fundamentals of advertising law. A PR module will teach you how to write a press release and how to handle a corporate crisis. Your IT and data analysis skills will be further developed so that you can use data to create targeted campaigns.
In Year 3, you’ll organize an event and fundraise for charity, and using cameras and software, you'll make your own radio and TV advertisements You'll learn how to build an effective, functioning website that can be linked to social media. This is the year that you will be given the opportunity to work with a real company on an advertising project. Your final year culminates in the year-long Advertising Portfolio module. It takes place in a simulated agency setting, our AdLab is fully equipped with Mac computers. You’ll work in a team, take a brief from a real company, design a fully integrated campaign, and present your solutions that the company and your lecturers. This module will give you excellent networking opportunities, and you’ll learn with a portfolio of work to show potential employers. Previous clients have included DSPCA, Vodafone, Concern, Club Orange, and Shamrock Rovers. As well as this module, you'll learn about brand management, entrepreneurship, business ethics, and marketing management.
High School Diploma with CGPA of 2.4/4 plus successful completion of TU Dublin Foundation or another recognised pre-university foundation with relevant subjects 60% - 65% or High School Diploma with CGPA of 3.0/4 plus SAT score of 1090/1600 [Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 560, Math 530] OR ACT score of 21.
There is an option to enter with successful completion of one year of a Bachelors Degree/Associate Degree with overall average of 2.8 GPA or above with relevant subjects at a recognised third-level or higher education institution in addition to completion of senior high school. This assessment will be on a case-by-case basis.
A charge of €3,000 is payable by each student to cover essential student services. European Union nationals attending full-time undergraduate courses are normally only required to pay the student contribution, otherwise EU nationals who are following a second or subsequent third-level course, depending on the type and duration of the previous course attended will be liable for the total annual fees.
The Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising and Public Relations aims to train students to a high degree of excellence so that they not only successfully enter the world of work, but can also choose between quality job offers where they can develop their full potential and talent.Future professionals in the advertising, communication and public relations sector require theory-based and practical training in continuous and direct contact with the professional world and within an international environment.The experience of the Universidad CEU San Pablo allows us to offer a leading and innovative teaching faculty that is committed to learning based on case studies, teamwork and an interest in and motivation for trends in the world of work.Our students seek to work professionally in creative roles, as public relations executives, brand managers, designers, marketing directives, event organizers, even in professions that have yet to be established in a continuously evolving sector. Therefore, they opt for solid training in line with the sector and pursue training based on new career opportunities within the digital world.
Secondary school qualification, Motivation Letter, Passport, Transcripts of the last two years you have studied, entrance exam and Mathematics test. You will need to request for your secondary school qualification to be officially recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education.
There is no deadline to apply, once the places are taken you will be put into a Waiting List. The process started in November.
You will graduate from the Aeronautical Engineering bachelor's degree programme as a Bachelor of Engineering in the broad field of the aircraft and space industry. The focus of this four-year programme will be on designing and constructing aircraft and aircraft components. You will learn about engineering in general and you will gain practical experience during your work placements. The Aeronautical Engineering department of Inholland University of Applied Sciences Delft works closely with Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). You will be able to make full use of the facilities available at TU Delft, such as the wind tunnel. You will also have access to the university library. What is more, TU Delft has a huge collection of aircraft components as well as fully-assembled aircraft.
International diploma that is equivalent to a Dutch diploma. Extra requirement: Maths & Physics.
If you like science and its application to solving real-world problems, then engineering may be for you. If you are also enticed by the thought of working in the exciting field of aeronautics, then you should almost certainly choose Aeronautical Engineering at UL. Why Study Aeronautical Engineering At UL? The Aeronautical Engineering course at UL is your gateway into the hugely exciting aerospace industry. This elite course is one of the most respected in Europe and is supported by outstanding facilities, including wind tunnels and composite manufacturing equipment. Right now, job prospects have never been brighter for Aerospace Engineers, with a major shortage in Europe. More than 70% of our graduates work in the Aerospace industry and 63% live in the Republic of Ireland. Our graduates have reached the highest echelons of the Aerospace industry, and job prospects have never been brighter for Aerospace Engineers. During their 3rd year, top-performing students can spend a semester at the world-renowned Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Florida, USA, or at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, USA which is currently ranked in the top 5 US engineering schools.
High School Graduation with GPA 3.3 and either SAT 1250 with 600 minimum in Maths or ACT 25 with 25 in Maths.
Free Fee Status for EU students: You satisfy all three categories (Residency, Citizenship and Course Requirements - all must be met) and therefore are eligible for the Higher Education Authority’s Free Fees scheme.
The current student contribution is set at €3,000. All students are liable unless they have been approved for a grant by Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI).
Main scope of research:Aeromechanics and aerodynamics; Construction and maintenance of aircraft; Avionics; Biomechanics; Biorobotics and robotics; Construction mechanics; Mechanical measurement; Aircraft motors; Turbines and steam boilers; Flight simulators; Dispersed power engineering; Combustion and explosion research; Cooling and air-conditioning; Waste destruction; Rotor pumps; Energy economy; Storage, exchange and conversion of heat energy; Numerical methods in heat exchange.
High School Leaving Certificate and Placement test in Mathematics.
How do you ensure that a satellite is launched into the right orbit around the Earth or how do you design a micro-aircraft that can save people's lives? In Aerospace Engineering you will learn all of this and much more. In order to design, build and operate aircraft or satellites, you need to have knowledge of a range of different disciplines and know how to combine them.You come into contact with technologies and materials from the aerospace industry every day. GPS tracking and weather forecasting are both made possible by the presence of satellites in space. The mirrors on a lorry or car have been designed in such a way as to generate as little resistance as possible. And just try to imagine how much food is transported by air every single day.The field of study is extremely broad and exciting. It is not confined just to the aerospace industry. Besides acquiring the specialist know-how you will also learn to work in teams, to make compromises, to search for solutions to complex problems and to communicate effectively.
A secondary school diploma considered equivalent to the Dutch pre-university ‘VWO’ diploma. Final examinations in Mathematics and Physics.
Aerospace Engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the design and manufacture of aircraft and space vehicles, as well as the systems that they require. The term began to be used at the end of the 1950's to include the areas of Aeronautical Engineering, related to the design of systems that fly in the atmosphere, and Space Engineering or Astronautics, which is related to systems that operate in space. Aerospace Engineering is based on advanced technology, and its products must be reliable, lightweight and efficient, as well as being able to operate in a hostile environment.The curricula of the bachelor in Aerospace Engineering and the bachelor in Mechanical Engineering share several subjects, like thermodynamics and heat transfer, solid mechanics and structural analysis, materials science or fluid mechanics. But also, the graduate in Aerospace Engineering studies specific subjects like aerodynamics, aeroelasticity, propulsion, flight dynamics and control, aircraft design, air and space transport, aerial navigation and airport systems. On the last year, the student can choose between a minor in Aerospace Vehicles and a minor in Aerospace Propulsion.The bachelor in Aerospace Engineering allows the graduate to work in both companies of the aerospace sector, and in other high-tech industries. In particular, aerospace companies design, manufacture and maintain a large variety of products, ranging from space shuttles and satellites, to helicopters and airplanes (private, commercial and military), and to rocket and jet engines. It also produces electronic guidance, navigation and security systems, as well as the special tools the technicians need for the maintenance of all these vehicles and systems.
High school Diploma, Motivational Letter, Passport, Specific Competency Exams. The student must have a solid prior education, primarily in mathematics and physics. Observational and analytical skills, capacity and speed in mathematical calculations and quantifiable problem solving, as well as logical and abstract reasoning are also very important. Moreover, it is advisable to possess the capability to establish relationships between observable reality and its description through mathematical models.
A second period may be opened at a late date, depending on the number of places available.
Aerospace Engineering covers the design and development of all types of aircraft including airplanes, helicopters, satellites, and spacecraft. Aerospace engineers bring concepts to reality by applying the principles of engineering to the design, manufacture, and operation of highly-sophisticated technologies for use in aviation and space exploration. Aircraft Systems refer to the ‘sub-systems’ required to maintain the airworthiness of an aircraft, including flight controls, landing gear, electrical systems, hydraulics, avionics, navigation, communications, and instrumentation.
High school completion certificate that comes in at level 5 on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications and Mathematics. All candidates must have completed 12 years of full-time education prior to applying for entry to SETU Carlow. All subjects on the High School Completion Certificate must be successfully passed, with good grades.
If you have received a letter confirming your grant eligibility from SUSI, you may be exempt from paying the student contribution charge of €3,000.
Aesthetic Cosmetology - is a posibility to work in a growing and constantly renewing industry of beauty services. The studies will grant a set of practical skills and it will help to cherish aesthetics and beauty and spread it to others.
Secondary/high school education diploma and passed subject in Biology.
The new BA Program in African Studies at the Faculty of Classical and Modern Philology is aimed at students who are interested in acquiring a comprehensive understanding of the linguistic, literary, cultural, historical, and socio-economic diversity of Africa. It is the only one in Bulgaria which offers a full cycle of philological studies in English as a first language and French or Portuguese as a second language combined with the opportunity to study one or two African languages and different aspects of African cultures and societies. The Program is for eight semesters and the students have the opportunity to specialize in one of the three areas, Anglophone Africa, Francophone Africa, or Lusophone Africa, after their fifth semester of studies. After graduating the students can work as highly qualified specialists and translators in governmental and non-governmental organizations and cultural institutions working with/for or in Africa. There is an opportunity as well to become teachers either in English and French or in English and Portuguese if they decide to take the pedagogical module, which is offered as an elective. In the course of their studies, the students can participate in various exchange programs with African universities with which Sofia University has student-mobility agreements.
They must have completed secondary education that makes them eligible to continue their studies in higher educational institutions in the country in which they have completed their secondary education; In the applicant's diploma for secondary education, the grades relevant to the major applied for are not lower than 62% of the maximum grade in accordance to the grading system in the country, in which the applicant has completed secondary education (i.e. the equivalent to a grade Good 4).
Africa is fascinating! In todays globalised world, the continent plays an increasingly important role in international social and cultural developments. Would you like to explore the many sides of Africa and its impact on the rest of the world, while also learning one of its languages? Our African Studies BA programme will give you a truly multidisciplinary perspective on the continent.Africa is home to around 1.5 billion inhabitants in 54 countries, with a wide range of cultures and languages. As a continent, it is a key player in issues such as climate change and global economy, while its art and literature gain increasingly international appreciation. In the African Studies bachelor’s programme you will acquire in-depth knowledge about Africa, from an internal perspective and with a critical eye for the external, often euro-centric approaches of ‘Africa’.African history from zero to the very recent past takes a central place within the curriculum. This will allow you to gain an understanding of issues such as the role of gender within African society, social inequality and slavery in the past and the present, and the relation between the African diaspora and the Black Lives Matter movement. In our programme, you will have the choice to study Africa as a continent, its individual regions or individual countries. In the second year of the programme, you can tailor the programme according to your personal interests by focusing on one or several of our themes: Sociolinguistics, Literature & Art or History & Anthropology.
International diploma equivalent of a Dutch pre-university education (VWO) diploma.
EU tuition fees halved to €1,157 for first-year bachelor students as of the academic year 2018-2019.
The Bachelor of Arts programme African Verbal and Visual Arts (AVVA) offers insights into the scholarly fields of African languages, African literature, African arts, and media in Africa. The curriculum provides students with a multifaceted knowledge of African cultural matters, which at the same time, are also global matters. It also responds to the developments in the global job market by providing its graduates with unique intercultural expertise. Africa is a continent with a thousand and one facets. We offer this innovative, multidisciplinary, and market-oriented bachelor’s programme as a solid starting point toward understanding the dynamics of the African continent and building expertise in African studies. Our curriculum enables students to acquire knowledge in four key branches of African studies: Languages; literature (in African languages as well as Anglophone and Francophone African literature); Media; and Arts (both modern and contemporary). We equip our students with theoretical, methodological, and practical tools for study, thereby preparing them for critical engagement with the full diversity of African cultural milieus, ideas, and forms of expression.
The structure of the Bachelor’s programme; program is organised into modules reflecting the multiplicity of African cultural affairs. Compulsory course modules introduce methods of art studies, media studies, literary studies, and linguistics. A practice-oriented project, an overview of the linguistic landscape in Africa, and an interdisciplinary module provide students with both academic and practical skills. Elective compulsory course modules cover different fields of specialization and advanced seminars. The students will choose one of the disciplines in which they envisage writing their BA thesis. In addition, they will have to take at least one advanced seminar in one of the other disciplines. Why study B.A. AVVA at the University of Bayreuth?The Iwalewahaus: An internationally unique institution dedicated to modern and contemporary African art. The only university in Germany with a professorship in Literature in African Languages has an international and multilingual staff teaching the AVVA curriculum. Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research and curricula in African studies.
Research on Africa is based on the principle of “research on Africa only with African partners." An international campus with students and scholars from all corners of the globe, especially from Africa. One of Germany’s best libraries for African studies. Over 40 years of world-renowned expertise in African studies. Our campus is both eco-friendly and family-friendly, and the town offers a high quality of life.
Career prospects. Whilst the AVVA programme fosters early interdisciplinary awareness, intellectual independence and personal development, it also enhances the student’s ability to utilise the relevant theoretical and methodological tools as practical assets. Graduates of AVVA are prepared for a career in exciting fields such as cultural and intercultural work, international cooperation, intercultural communication, intercultural mass media, creative entrepreneurship and international consulting in African affairs. The focus on teaching in the English medium advances our internationalization strategy and enables fruitful links between the research hub in African Studies at the University of Bayreuth and institutions situated elsewhere.
Higher education entrance qualification.
There is no application deadline for EU citizens, April to October.
The course content is designed in collaboration with industry partners to meet the needs of the ever-evolving agri-food industry. The topics covered are contemporary and relevant both nationally and internationally. The lectures are supplemented with relevant examples, case studies, projects, assignments, site visits, web tools, and interactive media. There is a strong focus in agri-biosciences on practical techniques, and approximately 50% of contact time is spent in the laboratory gaining in-depth technical experience.
Years 1 and 2 of the course provide a strong foundation in biological science modules such as microbiology, biotechnology, and biochemistry. Additionally, students engage with agri-specific modules, gaining skills and knowledge in agricultural biotechnology, animal and plant physiology, and soil science. Years 3 and 4 of the program provide further specialization in the agri-biosciences, with students covering core topics such as agri-food microbiology, animal breeding, food quality, animal immunology and disease, crop biotechnology, bioinformatics, and food analysis. The mandatory work placement in Year 3 is an integral and exciting element of the course program in which the student joins the workforce of a relevant organization. The students develop first-hand knowledge of organizational structure, and modern analytical techniques used in the organisation, expand their knowledge of the agri-food industry, and further develop both professional and personal skills.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 and ACT with a minimum score of 23 or SATS with a minimum score 1140.
It is required from applicants to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
Specific subjects may be required for entry into certain courses.
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
EU-Nationals, who are repeating a full year of study, must pay tuition fees.
All of the agricultural degrees have a similar first year, designed to give you a strong foundation in the core sciences, math, and economics needed for the rest of your studies. Science modules are taught on the basis that you have never studied the subject before. First-year subjects include Animal Biology & Evolution, Cell & Plant Biology, Physics, Mathematics for Agriculture, Introductory Chemistry, Agricultural Economics & Business, Information Skills AgrInterested in the environment, and a rewarding career focusing on the care and management of the Irish countryside. Check out our degree specializing in Agri-Environmental Sciences. Agri-Environmental Sciences focuses on the study of how ecosystems function, their diverse components (plants, animals, soils, water, etc.), and how to manage them effectively for sustainable use by current and future generations. The program develops your scientific understanding of how land is used (farming, forestry, infrastructural development) and the impact of this use on ecosystem processes and the natural world. In studying this degree option, you will acquire skills in integrated agri-environmental management, landscape, plant and wildlife conservation, and environmental planning and assessment. The objectives of this specialist degree option are to give you: - An understanding of environmental science, the major issues and concerns and the knowledge necessary for effective environmental management based on sound scientific principles - An understanding of managed ecosystems and how they function, so as to be able to implement sustainable management practices - A detailed understanding of Irish land use systems, particularly agriculture and related forms of land use - Knowledge and skills so that you can contribute as a scientist and/or policymaker to the development of systems that protect and conserve our natural heritage in an environmentally informed and sensitive manner - An understanding of rural environmental issues in Ireland and in a European and worldwide context - First-hand experience of applied environmental research - A range of IT and communication skills, plus interpersonal and professional development skills that can be used in many areas of professional employment
High School Diploma without standardized exams 3.75 / 4.0 GPA or with standardized exams 3.33 / 4.0 GPA and 1000 SAT or 20 ACT.
Additional Requirements:
Math: A in senior year HS math class with 4 years of math taken or 530 in maths section of SAT or 21 in maths ACT or D in college/university math class;
Lab Science: B- in senior year HS lab science course or AP Science 2 or D in college/university lab science class.
The Student Contribution Charge is €2,000.
Please note that to be eligible for the Free Fees scheme students must first qualify for the EU fee rate.
The industries in the agri-food business are quickly globalizing, and they are also internationally competitive. The food processing industry in Finland is a competitive industry branch. Finnish expertise in the field is at the top of the world. This industry branch is crucial, and the development will continue around the world. Agri-food engineering studies at SeAMK are designed to meet the future requirements of agricultural production, food technology, food processing, and packaging. Alongside your full skillset of basic and natural sciences knowledge of engineering and agri-food processing, you will get strongly involved in process hygiene, mechanical engineering, automation, and digitalization.
Also, sustainable management in the agri-food business is an essential part of the studies. General competencies form the basis for professional activities, cooperation, and the development of expertise. General competencies include learning skills, ethical competence, cooperation skills, innovation skills, and internationalization skills. In addition to the above-mentioned competencies, entrepreneurial skills and quality management skills are emphasized in the degree studies of SeAMK as competencies common to all.
International Baccalaureate (IB) degree; European Baccalaureate (EB) Diploma; Online entrance examination.
There is an Early Bird scholarship for the first-year students at SeAMK. He is 30 % of the tuition fee.
The Agribusiness bachelor's program is an innovative course designed to mold students into savvy entrepreneurs capable of running an international business in the agricultural and food sectors. In particular, the course imparts the strong theoretical foundation you'll need to both expertly evaluate real-world business problems typically found in these two sectors, as well as control the value chains of agricultural and horticultural products.
To that end, the curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive, interdisciplinary education in Agribusiness by combining important business-related subjects; management, accounting, marketing, logistics, and quality management with scientific and technical subjects from the disciplines of agriculture and horticulture. Throughout the course, a continuous focus is placed on the issue of sustainability, a central concern in Agribusiness as changing dietary habits and demand for quality products and production processes increasingly clash with resource scarcity caused, in part, by rising global demand for agrarian goods. As a result, this course not only prepares you for current Agribusiness market issues but for future ones as well.
Agribusiness is a global discipline, which is why this study course is taught entirely in English. This not only improves the general proficiency of students dramatically (particularly non-native speakers) but also familiarises them with professional agribusiness terminology used extensively throughout the field. Combined with the interpersonal team management skills this study course also imparts to students, you'll leave our university with profound expertise in Agribusiness and a professional profile that qualifies you for a career both in Germany as well as globally.
Secondary school diploma, high school diploma or general certificate of education (ordinary and advanced levels). Completion of an 8-week internship.
Note: this is not required for initial admission, but must be completed by the 4th semester in order to continue the second half of your studies.
All international applicants without a university entrance qualification earned in Germany must apply through uni-assist.
Semester fee of €314.36
This course focuses on the need to provide people with a good knowledge of agricultural engineering and, at the same time, have expertise in management and related skills in marketing and finance. These graduates will provide engineering, management, and related knowledge and skills to the agricultural engineering sector generally and, in particular, to the agricultural machinery-distributing sector and to the agricultural machinery-manufacturing sector.
In addition, graduates will be able to obtain employment, amongst others, in the areas of waste management, pollution management and control, agricultural engineering consultancy, and recycling. The course aims to provide graduates who can make meaningful contributions to the productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness of agricultural services and manufacturing companies; who can help in the development of new products; and who can aid in the development of new markets, both internally and abroad.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 and ACT with a minimum score of 23 or SATS with a minimum score 1140.
It is required from applicants to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
Specific subjects may be required for entry into certain courses.
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
EU-Nationals, who are repeating a full year of study, must pay tuition fees.
The BSc in Agriculture (equivalent to the Agronomist course) is designed for students to obtain the knowledge necessary to operate successfully in the different areas of agriculture, with special regard to plant production, animal breeding, and environmental aspects related to agriculture. The training starts with a strong emphasis on basic sciences, especially chemistry, plant and animal physiology, physics, and mathematics. The technical aspects of agriculture are important parts of the curriculum, which also include the fundamentals of precision agriculture. The principal areas of training from the third semester are animal breeding and crop production, which includes all the related sciences necessary to operate as a qualified agronomist. A special emphasis is placed on the environmental aspects and on the application of environmentally sound technologies, which results not only in less environmental load but also in a more economical way of production.
Copy of secondary/high school graduation results including mathematics , record of courses studied, English CV, motivation letter.
In the agricultural engineering undergraduate course, students learn about different areas of the agricultural sector, gain insight into crop production, and animal husbandry, and also gain unique agrotechnical knowledge (e.g., horticultural, fish farming, forestry, environmental, and game management knowledge). Students also acquire knowledge of science, technology, agriculture, and economics, which makes them agricultural professionals with general skills in agricultural production, processing, and farming.
High school certificate; entrance examination in mathematics and chemistry/biology (written and oral).
Agricultural Engineering (AE) is a three-year bachelor's degree program taught in English. The first two years of studies provide a theoretical basis in agricultural technology, which enables students to undertake further studies in technical and biological sciences. The last year of studies is focused on the practical application of theoretical knowledge. The selection of an undergraduate thesis allows students to specialize in a specific area of interest, such as biological systems engineering. Graduates of the Agricultural Engineering study program are qualified to solve projects related to agricultural engineering by applying modern technological systems.
Complete secondary education, completed graduation exam, passed the entrance examination.
The objective of the B.Sc. program is to educate future agricultural engineers, who have general knowledge and skills in agricultural production, process, and farming based on agricultural, natural, technical, and economic sciences in diverse areas of modern agriculture. Theoretical knowledge supports further study at the MSc level provided by the B. Sc. program. Agricultural Engineers (B.Sc. level) will be able to manage agricultural enterprises with different scales in the area of agricultural production, processing, and trade. hold a post on supply in administration and policy; analyze and control commercial and economic processes in the field of agriculture; teach how to control and manage agricultural production introduce general production technologies; teach how to implement and manage production technologies; prepare for taking managerial and social responsibilities introduced professional principles to prepare students for MSc course. Main areas of the education, animal husbandry and nutrition crop production and plant protection; horticulture; agricultural management
Completed secondary school studies proved by a High School Diploma.
The aim of the BSc program is to train agricultural engineers capable of realizing production, leader, management, controlling, and organization work in agricultural enterprises of different sizes and types, completing tasks in enterprises dealing with the processing and marketing of agricultural products; and also realizing professional management duties and analyzing and controlling commercial, economic processes in connection with agriculture.
Completed secondary education (senior high school diploma, leaving certificate, GCE A-level, High School Diploma or equivalent) and an entrance exam (skype interview online).
The agri-food sector is one of Ireland's most important indigenous manufacturing sectors, accounting for the employment of around 150,000 people. Enterprise Ireland (EI) has identified agricultural machinery as one of the dominant engineering sub-sectors within Irish engineering. Furthermore, EI has identified this area as having significant growth potential in the coming years. This degree has been designed to deliver high-quality agricultural engineering graduates to local and national agricultural and agri-food industries in order to meet this demand. Students will gain transferable knowledge and skills in the following areas: DesignManufacturingAgricultural Sciences: This degree is very practical with weekly lab classes, workshop practice, individual and group projects, as well as work placement experience. Over the duration of the program, each student will receive, on average, 24 hours of tuition per week. Students will be based between the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at GMIT Galway campus and GMIT Mountbellew campus (at Mountbellew Agricultural College).
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
This program enables students to comprehend social and economic agricultural and food developments in a global context by focussing on the functioning and operation of Irish farm-orientated systems. There is a large emphasis on the placement module which provides students with the opportunity to apply academic knowledge to specific work practices. Students will learn about the application of aspects of environmental, chemical, and biological sciences to the study of farmland and livestock in sustainable practice. They will apply scientific methods and techniques in the examination of the farmland environment and in the health and welfare of livestock, appropriate methods, and design programs, for best agricultural practice assessment. UCC also has a number of unique selling points regarding offering Agricultural Science – these include its accessible and central location in the heartland of the dairy industry, its expertise in food science, plant science, and sustainability, and its collaborative relationship with Teagasc, with particular strength being UCC’s proximity to Moorepark Teagasc Food Research Centre.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA: 3.4/4.0 plus new SAT: Minimum 1380 or ACT: 29.
A minimum score of 640 in SAT or ACT 28 in Maths component or AP 3 is required and a minimum AP score of 3 is required in a Lab Science subject.
Applicants are expected to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math, (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
f you’re interested in Agricultural Science but are not yet certain of which area to specialize in, you can select the No Preference (UAS1) option on the online application portal. Then, during your first year at UCD, you can choose your area of specialization. If you receive an offer on the Agricultural Science program, you’ll be guaranteed a place in any of the eleven specializations from the second year. If, on the other hand, you know which of the following areas you’d like to specialize in, you can select one of these areas on the application form. The degree specializations offered are: ESS1 Agri-Environmental SciencesETS2 Agricultural Systems TechnologyCPS1 Animal & Crop ProductionANS1 Animal ScienceEQS1 Animal Science – EquineCPS3 Crop ScienceDBS1 Dairy BusinessFAS1 Food & Agribusiness ManagementFAW1 Food Business with Chinese Studies *FOS1 ForestryHLS1 Horticulture
High School Diploma without standardized exams 3.75 / 4.0 GPA or with standardized exams 3.33 / 4.0 GPA and 1000 SAT or 20 ACT.
Additional Requirements:
Math: A in senior year HS math class with 4 years of math taken or 530 in maths section of SAT or 21 in maths ACT or D in college/university math class;
Lab Science: B- in senior year HS lab science course or AP Science 2 or D in college/university lab science class.
The Student Contribution Charge is €2,000.
Please note that to be eligible for the Free Fees scheme students must first qualify for the EU fee rate.
Agricultural science is the application of science and business to the production of quality food. Agriculture is a huge and growing industry, both in Ireland and internationally, and remains vital in the country's economic development. Farmers, or indeed, anyone interested in pursuing a career in agriculture today, need to apply scientific knowledge to farm management. This helps to ensure that the range of agricultural activities – environmental protection, food safety, animal welfare, and the handling and operation of agricultural machinery – are considered in the context of animal and crop production. A twelve-week work placement is a central feature of the agriculture course. As a third-year student, you take part in a structured period of work experience in a relevant setting. It’s while on placement that you see the value of your academic learning in a real-life working environment. Your placement lays the foundations of your personal career path. It’s all about developing skills, gaining knowledge, and cultivating the attitude needed to build a rewarding career. Modules are delivered at the Institute of Technology Tralee and Teagasc’s Clonakilty Agricultural College.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 and ACT with a minimum score of 23 or SATS with a minimum score 1140.
It is required from applicants to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
Specific subjects may be required for entry into certain courses.
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
EU-Nationals, who are repeating a full year of study, must pay tuition fees.
What is Agricultural Science?
Agricultural Science is the application of science and other disciplines (e.g. business) to the production of quality food. It encompasses a wide range of services provided to farmers and other food producers to ensure quality standards and profitable production systems. What is the BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science course? The purpose of the course is to prepare students for a career in the areas of agricultural science and agri-business. Graduates will have a strong background in the areas of science, food, agriculture, the environment, business, and quality assurance. Self-management, teamwork, business awareness, problem-solving, land management, and communication are all areas that will be strongly incorporated into the main core of this level 8 program. Stamp duty exemption. This course fulfills the requirements for stamp duty exemption for land transfer for young farmers (Green Cert.). BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science placement in the second semester of year 3, students can choose between a farm placement or an industrial placement. The Farm placement is designed to give the student experience of practical farming on a high-quality farm. The placement aims to allow learners to apply and develop their knowledge and skills. The farm placement is organized by Teagasc and the student will be placed on a mixed farm enterprise to gain a broad experience of farming. The student will be monitored by the host farmer, and by Teagasc staff, and will keep a reflective work log. Students are also encouraged to seek placements overseas, e.g. in New Zealand and the UK. The completion of a work log will develop the student’s ability to engage in reflective learning. The Industrial Placement will allow learners to apply and develop their skills in the agri-food industry. Students will be placed for work experience for a minimum of 15 weeks during semester 2 of year 3. The industrial placement will be organized by WIT and monitored by the employer and WIT staff, with the student keeping a reflective work log. The placement is designed to meet the needs of the industry whilst providing the student with a broader skills base. It is envisaged that the practical element of employment will complement the course content and help develop skills that are essential in today’s work environment. The industrial placement will be organized by WIT staff and monitored by the employer and WIT staff, with the student keeping a reflective work log. The completion of a reflective work log will develop the student’s ability to engage in reflective learning.
Secondary/High School Diploma, with good grades in English and Mathematics and at least 4 other subjects, on average + 60%.
First time undergraduate EU students pursuing a full time programme will qualify for free tuition fee funding, however, please refer to http://www.studentfinance.ie for full details of the “Free Fees Initiative” ( F.F.I ) scheme. All students are paying a Student Contribution of €3,000.
The US $8 trillion agrifood sector is the largest contributor to economic development globally. In Ireland, the agrifood sector is a rapid-growth sector, extensively providing food, employment, and livelihoods. The dynamic agri-food sector requires multidisciplinary skills to advance both agricultural productivity and sustainability, from production to consumption. This degree has a major focus on agricultural sustainability and innovation. Graduates will be equipped with practical multidisciplinary skills to pursue vibrant careers across all areas of agriculture and agrifood. You should choose this exciting new course to make a difference in the agriculture sector.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.4/4 Unweighted. Minimum SAT of 1290 (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 650, Math 620) or an ACT of 26 to gain entry. If available, Advanced Placement Tests - Grade 3 or above in at least two tests (preferably three tests). Students will also need to submit a personal statement and two references to support their application.
Both EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA citizens have to pay a student contribution fee of maximum €3,000 year for student services.
Eligibility for Free Fees Initiative is available for EU students.
Students may apply to SUSI for a grant towards their student contribution or tuition fees.
The aim of this course is to produce graduates with knowledge and skills in agriculture with a focus on sustainability. While the course provides the students with a sound theoretical basis for understanding complex agricultural and environmental phenomena within a sustainable development context, its focus is on the practical application of knowledge and skills including agri‑business and on‑farm settings.
Agriculture and food is an expanding and vital sector in the Irish economy and sustainability is becoming increasingly important within that sector. The requirement for environmental and sustainability managers in the agribusiness sector is constantly growing. This degree is designed to develop graduates with expertise in the management of agriculture’s interaction with the environment who will be ideally qualified to take advantage of the growing employment opportunities.
The course is designed to give graduates the practical skills in the laboratory, fieldwork and farm skills to work in a broad range of sectors. There are also subjects on personal development which are valuable for success in the workplace. In the second semester of year 3, students will have the opportunity to take part in a work placement of their choice to hone their practical skills while in year 4 they will study atmospherics, carbon management and soil management which are essential in developing sustainable agricultural systems.
High School Diploma(evidence of your highest level of education achieved). If you are looking to gain advanced entry into an undergraduate programme, transcripts from any previous programmes you participated in are required.
In order to qualify for free tuition fees, EU students must meet both Nationality and Residency requirements.
Student Contribution Fee is €3,000 for all students.
The agri-food sector is one of Ireland's most important indigenous manufacturing sectors, accounting for employment of around 150,000 people. It includes approximately 600 food and drinks firms throughout the country that export 85% of our food and seafood to more than 160 countries worldwide.
This programme focuses on agricultural science, agri-business, agricultural engineering and agricultural systems. Students will develop knowledge in areas such as sensing technology, electro-pneumatics, electro-hydraulics, automation, Agribusiness, management, marketing and product pricing.
It is also envisaged that graduates of this programme will have Young Trained Farmer status.
High school completion certificate that comes in at level 5 on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications and Mathematics. All candidates must have completed 12 years of full-time education prior to applying for entry to SETU Carlow. All subjects on the High School Completion Certificate must be successfully passed, with good grades.
If you have received a letter confirming your grant eligibility from SUSI, you may be exempt from paying the student contribution charge of €3,000.
The Agricultural Systems Technology program (s) is aimed at students who wish to build their knowledge and skills base to address the complexities of developing, deploying, and managing technology for the agriculture sector. With a focus on design, numeracy, and technology, our students are committed and engaged with agricultural production, and specifically, technology to enhance efficiency, sustainability and reliability. Technologies of interest range from computer systems, networks, data management, and sensors through machinery systems to precision agriculture. Students will work both individually and in teams while studying modules in basic science, agricultural sciences, engineering technologies, and data science delivered by internationally recognized research active academic staff to ensure the content address state-of-the-art technologies and innovation. While the major retains an emphasis on lectures and practicals, there is significant use of problem-solving, applications, online materials, and work experience to support learning and provide practical experience. The Agricultural Systems Technology major results in a level 8 BAgrSc (Hons) degree, which can lead directly to a career path or Masters degrees in Agricultural Systems Technology, Environmental Technology, or Sustainable Energy and Green Technologies. These allow students the flexibility to specialize in advanced programs aligned to their specific interests.
High School Diploma without standardized exams 3.75 / 4.0 GPA or with standardized exams 3.33 / 4.0 GPA and 1000 SAT or 20 ACT.
Additional Requirements:
Math: A in senior year HS math class with 4 years of math taken or 530 in maths section of SAT or 21 in maths ACT or D in college/university math class;
Lab Science: B- in senior year HS lab science course or AP Science 2 or D in college/university lab science class.
The Student Contribution Charge is €2,000.
Please note that to be eligible for the Free Fees scheme students must first qualify for the EU fee rate.
Faculty of Agriculture and Economics is the oldest one at the University of Agriculture in Krakow. Its educational offer comprises full-time and part-time programmes, in compliance with the European Union standards. The Faculty is fully authorized to grant academic degrees and academic title of agricultural sciences in the field of agronomy. Agriculture programme offered at the Faculty helps the graduates to acquire a comprehensive knowledge in the field of agriculture and agricultural technologies, including supplementary modules, like horticultural or livestock production or economic module, which improves employment opportunities at the competitive 21st century labour market.
High-school diploma.
Our Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Agriculture with degree award options in Animal and Crop Science or Environmental Management prepares you for a career in the Agri-Business sector. It’s a dynamic and diverse industry, and our four-year course leaves you perfectly positioned for an exciting future. This is a BSc Honours in Agriculture that will provide you with key skills in Animal Husbandry, Animal Science, Soil and Plant Science, as well as Environmental Science and Agriculture Business Management and Marketing. The course incorporates a substantial work placement in Year 2 where you can gain significant work experience, with Year 3 expanding and building on the knowledge you’ve learned to date. Meanwhile, Year 4 allows you to focus on one or two disciplines: animal and crop science or environmental management. When you graduate, you’ll have the core skills to work in the agri-food sector in a variety of roles, including becoming a farm manager, R&D scientist, or environmental manager. After successfully completing the common entry, students get to choose one of the following specialisms: animal and crop science; or environmental management.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
Programme purpose is - to train and educate Professional Bachelour of Agriculture Technologies, able to apply modern agriculture technologies and prevention measures in the professional activity, able to analyse and creatively apply acquired knowledge as well as constantly learning under conditions of the establishing knowledge society.
High/secondary school graduation certificate.
Part-time price is €2,565.
This programme provides you with a range of specialised skills ideal for employment in the agriculture and environmental sectors. This programme places a strong emphasis on sustainable agriculture and sustainable development. The program consists of modules in agriculture, environmental management, and agribusiness. There is an increasing demand for graduates with these skill sets. Graduates of the programme can expect to gain employment in a range of areas, including farming, agri-foods, environmental management and consultancy, applied ecology, and agri-business. This programme, which is offered both as a four-year level 8 programme and a three-year level 7 programme, is highly practical, with a mixture of lectures, fieldwork, laboratory practicals, and information technology. Graduates of the 3-year level 7 degree may progress to the fourth year of the level 8 degree to achieve an honours degree (subject to availability of places).
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
The BSc study program in Agriculture and Food represents the first level of university studies. The concept of the program allows a scientific understanding of biological principles of agriculture, orientation in current agricultural technology, and obtaining basic knowledge on the quality and processing of agricultural products and food. The first half of the studies are focused on applied sciences and relationships between the environment and agricultural practices in both crop and animal production. In the second part of the study program, the students are encouraged to use their developing knowledge and skills to identify practical problems in the production systems to meet the production, economic, and environmental goals as well as the quality of agricultural products and food safety. Graduates have a very comprehensive and wide background, which provides flexibility in the labor market or in running their own businesses.
Secondary school leaving diploma/certificate.
The program provides the theoretical and applied knowledge for engineers in the field of aerospace engineering. The Air Navigation bachelor program is taught entirely in English and starts separately from the First Year. This program targets students attracted to the Aerospace Engineering domain. It includes the process of planning and controlling the movement of an aircraft and mechanical engineering.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Knowledge and skills: Specialist receives knowledge on Air Traffic Management theory and technology, international rules and regulations concerning ATC, personnel management.
Secondary/higher education certificate(s) and its supplement, copy of a passport, one photo 3x4 cm (can be also electronical), Admission fee 200 Eur.
Knowledge and skills: The student receives knowledge and acquires practical skills in air transport systems management, and prevention of emergency situations, and obtains PPL, CPL, and ATPL (frozen) licenses which allow him to work as an airline pilot.
Secondary/higher education certificate(s) and its supplement, copy of a passport, one photo 3x4 cm (can be also electronical), Admission fee 200 Eur.
Knowledge and skills: The student receives knowledge and acquires practical skills in the following spheres: aircraft design and structure, detection and deletion of generic failures, operation and maintenance of aviation equipment; use of technical and operational documents; and the role of the engineer in the structure of the airline.
Secondary/higher education certificate(s) and its supplement, copy of a passport, one photo 3x4 cm (can be also electronical), Admission fee 200 Eur.
BA program in American Studies provides a solid foundation ofknowledge of the United States and the contemporary media in thebroad geopolitical and socio-cultural context. It offers a unique andinspiring study experience where students gain a deep understanding ofAmerica’s: global reach and limitations of its economic, political, andcultural impact; complexity of its domestic historical developments and socialtransitions; networked and digital media communication and its corporatepractices.
School-leaving certificate/ diploma with transcript of records.
The specialisation American Studies offers you the possibility of immersing yourself in the culture, literature, history, politics and media of the United States. This specialisation allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of one of today's most influential countries in the world: the ideas and values driving it, the history and politics shaping it, and the local and global cultures to which this has given shape. While you are learning this, you will be working hard to learn to speak and write American English at a professional level of fluency.
High School Diploma which is equivalent to or higher than Dutch VWO level, according to NUFFIC.
EU/EEA, Swiss or Surinamese students who have not yet obtained a Bachelor’s degree in the Netherlands need to pay legal fee (€2,314) . When you first enrol in your Bachelor’s studies, you will need to pay half of the tuition fees for the first year. There are some exceptions to these conditions. If you do not meet the above conditions and are from an EEA country, you qualify for the EEA institutional tuition fee of €8,692.
Deadline: 1 July for EU/EEA students without housing assistance.
Since 2004, besides the traditional approaches to the study of the English language and literature, the Department of English has offered a programme of American Studies. The programme focuses on American Cultural Studies, American English, American Literature, American History for first year students, offering the same core courses for second and third year students. Apart from these core courses, subjects include Introduction to Linguistics, Introduction to the Study of Literature, Comparative Literature, Theory Practice and Language/Text for the first year students, Political Institutions, Society and Communication, a Practical Course and a Special Course for the second and third year students.
High School Graduation Diploma.
The American Studies Center is a cross-disciplinary department of the University of Warsaw. Its faculty research and teach various aspects of the United States culture, society, literature, art, film, media, history, economy, politics, law, ideas, etc. The faculty are both Polish and international scholars; the permanent faculty includes three professors from the US. Classes are taught by resident and guest faculty.Graduates of the American Studies Center have specialized knowledge about American society and culture, and the relations between the US and the world, including Europe.The undergraduate program encompasses introductory lectures on various disciplines that make up the curriculum as well as a spectrum of elective courses. Each student is required to take nine elective classes, three in each general area (art and literature, history and society, politics). Students are encouraged to enroll in elective classes that would support their specific research projects. The program also includes an academic writing class (English composition). We also require students to participate in open academic sessions, i.e. to attend at least 60 hours of lectures, conferences or debates offered at the ASC and other University Departmens as well as institutions of learning and culture.The program runs for three years (six semesters). All classes are offered in English.ASC Graduates will have earned a licencjat degree, comparable to a Bachelor of Arts degree, in cultural studies with an emphasis in American Studies. They find employment in an array of professions, e.g. business, foreign trade, journalism, media, culture, education, administration, foreign service, international organization, and tourism.
Comprehensive and Challenging Entirely taught in English by internationally-renowned faculty, you will study American society from the perspectives of its hemispheric context, popular culture, history, literature, politics, economics, religion and race.Flexible and Cross-Cultural. You can tailor-fit the curriculum to fit your academic and personal interests by specializing in a relevant course or maybe experiencing the U.S. first-hand by studying abroad for a semester at one of our exchange partner universities!Practical and Valuable - Your subject-matter expertise in U.S. economic, political, and cultural affairs combined with your critical-thinking, independent research, and highly proficient English skills will set you apart in your future career.
High School Diploma equivalent to a level of the Dutch pre-university diploma (VWO) and a high school GPA 3/4.
The bachelor’s programme in American Studies is an interdisciplinary programme that examines the United States and its role in the world from the perspective of various academic disciplines. The aim of the programme is to convey a complex understanding of the culture and society of the United States as well as competence in dealing with transatlantic topics. The BA programme in American Studies is structured around the following three areas: 1) Literature and Culture, 2) Society, History, and Politics and 3) Language and Society. The branch Literature and Culture introduces students to US literature and culture. At Leipzig, the concept of ‘literature’ is a very broad one encompassing classic genres of prose, drama and poetry but other kinds of ‘texts’, from films and magazines to mail-order catalogues and cookbooks. The modules teach students basic knowledge about the literature and culture of the US as well as important skills in the field of literature and cultural studies. In the branch Society, History, and Politics, students explore American history, politics and society and their international contexts. The modules teach students basic knowledge about developments and topics in US society and politics in the past and present. They acquaint students with important techniques of historical studies. The branch Language and Society is offered by the Institute of British Studies and introduces students to English linguistics. The focus here is on American English. After an overview of the different branches of linguistics, students deal with the role of language in the world: how do we acquire language? How is it produced and perceived? What social functions does language fulfil? Once the students have familiarised themselves with all three areas in the basic modules, the rest of the bachelor’s programme allows them to specialise within these three areas. The courses of all modules are taught in English. Numerous modules contain practical language components in which students specifically train the forms of academic writing and speaking in English. If prospective students have any questions or would like further information about the bachelor’s programme in American Studies, they are welcome to contact the course advisers at the Institute of American Studies.
General higher education entrance qualification, subject-specific higher education entrance qualification.
The program trains cultural studies specialists observing the needs identified on the labour market and the national standards of qualification. The curriculum is balanced, including a wide range of subjects and, starting with the second year of studies, optional courses that neet the students’ needs and interests.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Fashion is a serious business. Behind the façade of luxury and glamour lies one of the largest and most dynamic global industries. AMFI – Amsterdam Fashion Institute students explore the fashion world through the prism of three key dimensions: design, management and branding. Are you creative, ambitious, outspoken and passionate about fashion? Are you willing to work hard and take on the challenges of the fashion industry? A four-year full-time Bachelor’s degree programme at AMFI - Amsterdam Fashion Institute provides a solid basis for your career in the Dutch or international fashion industry.THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR YOU?AMFI puts you in control of your own development. You can make many choices concerning your own programme over the course of your studies. In addition to specialising in design, management or branding, you can also opt to combine various dimensions. See below for an overview of key topics for each dimension. Design: design, concepts and trends, creating a collection, knowledge of textiles, pattern design, realisation, drawing and visualisation. Management: knowledge of textiles, creating a collection, product theory, ICT logistics, international operational management, knowledge of the retail sector, management skills and economics. Branding: concepts and trends, brand strategy, marketing and visual communication, writing for a target group, design knowledge, spatial and graphic design and visual merchandising.
International Baccalaureate Diploma or any secondary education equivalent to the Dutch HAVO, VWO or MBO 4. Additional requirements apply to the HAVO Culture and Society profile.
If you are aged 21 or over, you can sit the 21+ admission test: an entrance exam.
An analytical chemist is trained to use modern analytical techniques and instruments to develop strategies to detect, identify, and quantify substances such as pollutants in air and water, illegal substances in suspicious powders, and active pharmaceutical ingredients in medicinal products. This programme, which includes rigorous scientific training and a six-month work placement, will make you work-ready. To be an analytical chemist, you need an interest in science and a curious mind, and to enjoy solving problems. An eye for detail is also important.
The programme has a substantial practical component, which supports the development of key laboratory skills and training in modern analytical instrumentation. Laboratory practicals, case studies and workshops allow you to develop analytical thinking, teamwork, IT and science communication skills.
In Year 1, you’ll be introduced to forensic, pharmaceutical and environmental chemistry. All science subjects are taught on the basis that you may not have studied them at Leaving Certificate.
Year 2 includes the core chemistry topics and specialised modules in analytical, forensic and environmental chemistry. In the final two years, the emphasis is on analytical chemistry and environmental, forensic and pharmaceutical applications. The six-month work placement in Year 3 and the year 4 research project will benefit you greatly. Thus, graduates are work-ready problem-solvers with excellent laboratory skills.
Professional Accreditation: The programme is recognised internationally as it is accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry. It is also recognised by the Institute of Chemistry of Ireland for graduate membership.
Study Abroad Opportunities: Although most students undertake a work placement in Ireland, it is possible during the Year 3 placement to study in an industrial or academic environment abroad as part of the Erasmus programme.
Work placements: six months of work placement in the third year is a very valuable aspect of the programme. Because it has been in place for over 15 years, we have established strong networks with employers. We ensure that you are supported while you apply for and obtain your placement.
High School Diploma with CGPA of 2.4/4 plus successful completion of TU Dublin Foundation or another recognised pre-university foundation with relevant subjects 60% - 65% or High School Diploma with CGPA of 3.0/4 plus SAT score of 1090/1600 [Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 560, Math 530] OR ACT score of 21.
Specific Grade Requirements in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics and Chemistry, Biology or Technology.
There is an option to enter with successful completion of one year of a Bachelors Degree/Associate Degree with overall average of 2.8 GPA or above with relevant subjects at a recognised third-level or higher education institution in addition to completion of senior high school. This assessment will be on a case-by-case basis.
A charge of €3,000 is payable by each student to cover essential student services. European Union nationals attending full-time undergraduate courses are normally only required to pay the student contribution, otherwise EU nationals who are following a second or subsequent third-level course, depending on the type and duration of the previous course attended will be liable for the total annual fees.
The BSc (Honours) in Analytical Chemistry with Quality Assurance (ACQUA) prepares students for laboratory careers in the pharmaceutical industry. Graduates identify and solve analytical problems by the selection and use of a wide range of methods and techniques–from the mainstream areas of spectroscopy, chromatography, and electrochemistry, to more specialized areas such as particle size analysis or immunoassay techniques. The Honours BSc ACQUA also focuses on quality assurance, which is of vital importance to the pharmaceutical, chemical, and allied industries. The course is examined using a combination of continuous assessment of both theory and practical work and end-of-year examinations.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 and ACT with a minimum score of 23 or SATS with a minimum score 1140.
It is required from applicants to have completed 4 years of English, at least 3 years of Math (4 years recommended) at least 2 years of History/Social Science and a language and at least 2 years of a laboratory science subject (4 years recommended).
Specific subjects may be required for entry into certain courses.
The Student Contribution Charge for all students is €3,000.
EU tuition may be covered by the Free Fees Initiative.
EU-Nationals, who are repeating a full year of study, must pay tuition fees.
Analytical Finance is a unique Bachelor's programme. The programme focuses on financial mathematics and computer-based methods of financial analysis. You will learn to see the economy from different perspectives, from accounting to risk analysis in financial markets and the management of financial portfolios. Analytical Finance is entirely taught in English, giving you extra preparation for a future in the international world of finance.
High School Graduation Diploma and specific subject requirements in Mathematics.
Our information-oriented society values the detection and measurement of analytical science now more than ever. We see, use, and benefit from it every day, from the tests performed to check the purity of medicines, to the daily monitoring of industrial wastes, to analysis in the forensic laboratory. The BSc in Analytical Science employs an interdisciplinary approach, educating you in both theoretical and practical aspects of chemical, biochemical, and microbiological analysis. The ever increasing demand for more detailed and accurate data from within these disciplines means your services, as a trained analytical scientist, will be in constant demand.
High school diploma including any honours subjects with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants who have completed an alternative qualification may be considered for direct entry into Undergraduate programmes at DCU.
Student Contribution: €3,043 per annum.
All Non-EU candidates are advised to apply early, as places are limited.
Ancient History and Archaeology are both concerned with understanding social, political, and cultural experiences in the past. This course offers you the opportunity to range across these two broad disciplines. You will study the Greek and Roman worlds by working with historical and literary documents alongside the material remains of ancient sites and artifacts. All material is studied in translation and no knowledge of Greek or Latin is required, but there are opportunities to take introductory modules in the languages. Do you enjoy Learning about Greek and Roman life? The study of archaeological sites and objects? Exploring political, social, and cultural history?
US High School Diploma with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better (B+ average) unweighted and SAT with a minimum score of 1250 - 1400 on any two of the Critical Reading, Math and Writing sections and no score less than 500 or ACT with a minimum composite score of 27 - 32, Two Letters of Recommendation, Academic Statement.
Weighted GPAs will be recalculated by the Applications & Admissions Team.
In order for a student to be eligible for the Free Fees Initiative, they must have been living within the EU, UK or EEA countries, for the last 3 out of 5 years, must be a citizen and passport holder of the EU, UK or EEA and this must be their first time attending third level education, ie. university.
In the Bachelor’s Ancient Studies, you will dive into the fascinating world of Antiquity. The degree programme offers a lot of variation and is multi-faceted: you will learn about the origin of different religions, political systems, philosophy and about the history of spectacular cultures, such as those of the Persians, the Greeks and the Romans.In today’s world, which revolves around smartphones, apps and likes, it is useful and insightful to look back on the world of antiquity, especially since the influence of antiquity continues to this day. As an Ancient Studies student, you will use your historical knowledge to understand contemporary events and phenomena. You will deepen your knowledge of, among others, visual arts, literature and architecture, including such things as the pyramids, the Parthenon or the epics of Gilgamesh, Homer and Virgil. You will learn about various cultures and their close interrelationships and examine these topics from the perspective of different fields of study, such as archaeology, history and language and literature studies.
Foreign diploma that is equivalent to Dutch VWO diploma or a HBO Propedeuse. If you apply with foreign credentials, mathematics and English should be included in your final examination or attended until the last year of your secondary education.
You can also check the second webpage for Ancient Studies program at UvA.
Ancient and Medieval History and Culture concentrates on the period c. 2000 B.C. to c. 1500 A.D. It explores the changes in society, politics, religious practices, and art and architecture that have helped to shape the world we live in. Over the four years of the program, you will explore topics including the development of different systems of government (from democracy in ancient Greece to monarchy and empire in the Middle Ages), the formation of Europe, ancient and medieval belief systems, and religious practices (from the pantheon of ancient deities to the dominance of Christianity), the development of the legal system, and the role of warfare in bringing about change. You will have the opportunity to explore developments in educational practices including the emergence of the university, changing attitudes to gender, sexuality, and the place of women in society, and the different styles of European art and architecture used in the period.
US High School Diploma with a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better (B+ average) unweighted and SAT with a minimum score of 1250 - 1400 on any two of the Critical Reading, Math and Writing sections and no score less than 500 or ACT with a minimum composite score of 27 - 32, Two Letters of Recommendation, Academic Statement.
Weighted GPAs will be recalculated by the Applications & Admissions Team.
In order for a student to be eligible for the Free Fees Initiative, they must have been living within the EU, UK or EEA countries, for the last 3 out of 5 years, must be a citizen and passport holder of the EU, UK or EEA and this must be their first time attending third level education, ie. university.
Do you want to speak English like a native speaker and become an expert in Anglophone countries? Then you are looking for Anglophone Studies. The instruction is conducted in the English language and the study focuses on deepening language skills and also on the cultural and political development of individual countries.
Why should you study this program?
- Gain knowledge of the cultural, political, historical, and economic context of the Anglophone countries.
- Deepen your knowledge of the English language and become a native-like English speaker.
- Learn to perceive the relations between anglophone countries in a broader context.
- Boost your professional and scientific career
High school diploma.
Par-Time tuition: 2,200eur
Our Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Agriculture with degree award options: Animal and Crop Science or Environmental Management prepares you for a career in the Agri-Business sector. It’s a dynamic and diverse industry, and our four year course leaves you perfectly positioned for an exciting future.
High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.
Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee.
Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland.
All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000.
Characteristics and objectivesThe course targets Italian and foreign students interested in the field of animal care, in national and international contexts, offering a unique educational pathway in the Mediterranean area of Europe. The specific learning objectives meet the requirements of professionals who can be then employed in companies, private and public organizations in which the management, health, welfare and preservation of animals is conducted in accordance with a modern and international approach. The main purpose of the international undergraduate degree course in Animal Care is the achievement of knowledge, skills, and competences in order to develop qualified human resources, specializing in animal care and welfare, in different sectors but mainly in relation to an individual view of the animal.Occupational opportunitiesThe graduate in Animal Care is prepared to take care of the animal and protect its wellbeing. The work varies depending on the area considered: from the care of wildlife in a controlled environment, for educational, research and preservation purposes, to that of coadjutor in support of veterinarians or expert in the monitoring and care of animals intended for recreational, research, educational, sports and assistance activities. In addition, the training received will allow graduates to connect and integrate the actions promoted by more specialized professionals (veterinarians, biologists, zoologists, etc.) who work in the field of animal care.
High School Diploma + AP or High School Diploma integrated with at least one year of attendance with passing all the exams required in the first year of a course at university level.
