"Does anyone do this course and want to tell me about it?"

md99

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Interested in the following courses if anyone could be of help!

Law @ UCC
Law & Euro @ UL
Law & Acc @ UL
Law & Griffith College Cork
Government @ UCC
Politics @ Maynooth

also regarding computer courses... What of Comp Science offered by UCC, and in comparison to Computer Information Systems at CIT? I've a friend who is gonna be doing one of those two.

geminilady

If any1 can give info on following courses:
Speech and Language in UCC
Speech and Language in University of Ulster
Speech and Language in Trinity
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' in Galway

THANKS SO MUCH!

Hooly22

Anyone able to give me any information on studying medicine?

Izziflusky

did any1 here do intellectual disability nursing? or any kinda nursin at all?

marco murphy

Arts in NUI Maynooth anyone?

Nehpets

MSISS in TCD or Business Computing in DIT anyone?

Nehpets

Nehpets wrote:

MSISS in TCD or Business Computing in DIT anyone?

Check the link I've provided in this thread already. There are two threads in the link for MSISS in Trinity. It's meant to be tough, but a very good degree.

Haven't a Clue wrote:

Question: Why didn't ye ask the students what they thought of the course when you were at the open days?

If you weren't at the open days, tough ****.

Yes, you're completely right. Because you didn't go along to one event, obviously you are doomed. Doomed I tells ya.

Or you might actually find that most people on this site are more then willing to help other people, and especially if they have questions relating to their own course. Cop on.

cookiemonst3r

just wonderin has anyone done any sort of physics degree?? i know everyone says that theres a shortage of physic degree people but i know someone who couldnt get a job after gettin a first class honours in physics from UCC

irishmonkey

Film an television prodruction. There are at least three i am deeply considering, but i dont know which one to choose.

a. IADT - (BA) 4yrs. Film and Television Production.
28 places available only. porfolio req.

b. DCU - (BA) 3yrs. Communication Studies.
(MA) 1yr. Film and Televition Production,

c. BCFE - Television and Digital Film (1yr)
Cinematography (1yr)
Radio Production (1yr)
(BA) Media Production Management (1yr)

eZe^

cookiemonst3r wrote:

just wonderin has anyone done any sort of physics degree?? i know everyone says that theres a shortage of physic degree people but i know someone who couldnt get a job after gettin a first class honours in physics from UCC

Hey man, Im hopefully going to be studying Physics in UCC next year. A good friend of mine is in his 4th year and he has already been approached by Tyndall to move to Barcelona to research phonons or something. Sounds pretty impressive.

FergusConcannon

If anyone from
*International Business and Japanese in DCU
*Commerce in UCD

Can give me any info that would be fantastic

evee_03

Anyone doing B.Ed in St Pats??
Any info would be good!:)

boger

im really considering doing law at queens university belfast. just wondering anybody who did this course what did they think of it

Naikon

Besides markup languages, is Programming included

dcarroll

md99 wrote:

Interested in the following courses if anyone could be of help!

Law @ UCC
Law & Euro @ UL
Law & Acc @ UL
Law & Griffith College Cork
Government @ UCC
Politics @ Maynooth

also regarding computer courses... What of Comp Science offered by UCC, and in comparison to Computer Information Systems at CIT? I've a friend who is gonna be doing one of those two.

im in law in ucc if ur still interested

md99

dcarroll wrote:

im in law in ucc if ur still interested

certainly am!

md99

boger wrote:

im really considering doing law at queens university belfast. just wondering anybody who did this course what did they think of it

I highly recommend the course, in fact they say the further away from UCC the better the law degree I hear... :eek:

dcarroll

md99 wrote:

I highly recommend the course, in fact they say the further away from UCC the better the law degree I hear... :eek:

not true whatsoever, certainly in the top 3 law schools in the republic imo

Here's a tip, as stupid as it may sound, but make sure you have an interest in the college course you want to do. Don't be like me and basically go eeney-meeney-miney-moe on the CAO. I ended up getting Computing in Software Development in GMIT and it took me 2 years to realise it just wasn't for me.

thehamo

FergusConcannon wrote:

If anyone from
*International Business and Japanese in DCU
*Commerce in UCD

Can give me any info that would be fantastic

I know aloto f people who done IBL with Japaneese in DCU. THe business Part is easy enough, well in the scheme of things but they all found the japaneese very tough going. All just came out with a very basic grasp. Also you have to be willing to go to live and study in Japan for a year which again can be good be tough at the same time.

I done business in DCU & DIT so cant help you out on the UCD front. Any questions on the latter though and Id be happy to answer them!

justbringit89

Hey just wondering about Computer Applications In DCU!!! Is is any good . what are the hours like , Course content.etc!

md99

dcarroll wrote:

not true whatsoever, certainly in the top 3 law schools in the republic imo

that was a joke, idiot, that's why i followed it with smilies...

Creamy Goodness

Naikon wrote:

Besides markup languages, is Programming included

multimedia courses don't contain much programming as you call it. they'd do markup languages like HTML and possibly do PHP at a stretch

Your Man

bit of civil eng in ucd?

Naikon

Cremo wrote:

multimedia courses don't contain much programming as you call it. they'd do markup languages like HTML and possibly do PHP at a stretch

I see, I thought Multimedia would contain a bit more programming content.
That course in IADT "Multimedia systems" or something has a good bit in it, but to be honest I dont like the look of almost half of it.
must be a great place If you are in anyway creative/interested in media/Arts.

D. Coughlan

Is anybody doing Commerce in UCC

Is There much maths or accounting in the first two years

walkers

Does anyone know which colleges/universities do a degree in web design any help is appreciated:rolleyes:

DeBeere

Marketing in DIT anyone?

mrac

chemical engineering ?

justbringit89

DeBeere wrote:

Marketing in DIT anyone?

ya i have that down aswell !! do you know if the course is any good ?? whats the hours like?

brianthebard

Poblachtach wrote:

Arts in NUI Maynooth anyone?

Yep, any subjects in mind? I've experience of three and a bit, and have friends in others.

euwwy deuwwy

Well I was hoping to do financial and actuarial studies in DCU. It's about 490 but I've kinda gone off it now and I havn't got a clue what i want to do now. I'm kinda considering repeating now. I'd probably be better off taking another year to find out what I actually want to do rather than doing some course I don't actually like. Ah well

Robbiethe3rd

Pretty sure its a four year course postgrad and its not that easy to get into, it very competitive at the other end too and you have to pay fees.

I-like-eggs,mmm

Robbiethe3rd wrote:

Pretty sure its a four year course postgrad and its not that easy to get into, it very competitive at the other end too and you have to pay fees.

Only found out about it recently off one of the nurses so I could have got it wrong, there was some presentation in Connolly Hospital about a new post-grad being 3years long, the requirement was at least a 2.1 and that there's only a small number of places... Sounded good

Lucas10101

Want to do Natural Science in TCD. Originally wanted Pharmacology UCD

qwertyface

anyone doing media studies in maynooth? Im planning on doing that course and combining it with irish and spanish (beginner spanish because you can't combine french with media). I really want to do anthropology aswell but it's timetabled at the same time as Irish and I think with what I want to do, Irish is alot more useful!
Anyone with any info on these courses?! Or media arts in DIT or audiovisual media in ITT. They're my first three anyway so I'd be very grateful for any info!

brianthebard

I know a few people who did media in NUIM, they were luke warm to it. I don't know what you are expecting from it, but it wasn't the same as most people were expecting. A lot more theory for a start. Irish is only useful if you are going to work for tg4, which while a nice thought, it isn't exactly a large market otherwise.

powerofone

DC116 Business- Transatlantic Studies DCU anyone???

cossyx

Bcomm and French UCC anyone?!:D

Thomas_S_Hunterson

Actuarial and Financial Studies or Economics and Finance in UCD anyone?

I'm especially interested in the former, but not necessarilly looking to continue Actuary beyond college, but rather going into banking, so in that regard how much finance is there on the course?

Dean-16

any one got snything on computer games development in lyit?

Mongo

Anyone after completing the 1st year of Music Technology in LIT?Care to give me an incite?

cabla

DCU business 425

Splicer

heya
i was wondering does anyone do/want to do/know anything about HUMAN GENETICS in TRINITY COLLEGE?

Especially I would really love to know what they do after they graduate or is it one of those science degrees where you dunno what to do when you are fininshed?

Any advice much appreciated!!!

debz929292

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hey im starting an art porfolio course in september in the liberties college in dublin, i recived a letter telling me that i have been accepted although no other additional information...i was told in the letter all information will be supplied at the regerstration in the end of august! iv searched the web for information but i didnt really get a furtuer insight into it... can Aanyone who did the course or done a corse like it please reply! much appriciated!:)

justbringit89

anyone know any info about the computer courses in sligo IT

experiMental

debz929292 wrote:

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hey im starting an art porfolio course in september in the liberties college in dublin, i recived a letter telling me that i have been accepted although no other additional information...i was told in the letter all information will be supplied at the regerstration in the end of august! iv searched the web for information but i didnt really get a furtuer insight into it... can Aanyone who did the course or done a corse like it please reply! much appriciated!:)

Interesting... Tbh, I haven't heard anything about The Liberties college before your post.

I would recommend you to go to an official PLC college where portfolio preparation is taught. The whole process of applying and getting in is quite straightforward. The plus side is, that you'll get an industry-recognised qualification at the end, that could also boost your chances of getting into a third level art/design/architecture course.

A bigger plus is a PLC graphic design course with work placement module. It would be great to try some real design work, especailly before college, just to see whether you'd be fit for it.

Foirfe

Any info on this course would be great wat its like??At What standard does your drawing have to be??Points and anytghing else

Foirfe

Foirfe wrote:

Any info on this course would be great wat its like??At What standard does your drawing have to be??Points and anytghing else

Where? Just finished engineering in Trinity (with all my choices being structural or structural related) and I quite enjoyed it.

debz929292

experiMental wrote:

Interesting... Tbh, I haven't heard anything about The Liberties college before your post.

I would recommend you to go to an official PLC college where portfolio preparation is taught. The whole process of applying and getting in is quite straightforward. The plus side is, that you'll get an industry-recognised qualification at the end, that could also boost your chances of getting into a third level art/design/architecture course.

A bigger plus is a PLC graphic design course with work placement module. It would be great to try some real design work, especailly before college, just to see whether you'd be fit for it.

what do you mean a offical PLC college where portfolio preperation is taught? i am....:p the liberties specialises in the course

mateo

Chinese & International Business in DIT