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Nanoscience in Trinity or Engineering in UCD

stephen_ob · 2012-03-31 21:12:22

Hi guys, new to this boards.ie lark, just wondering if someone out there can help me! I'm into science and technology in a major way, and my favourite subjects in school are Maths and Physics, so I thought Engineering might be a good choice for me. But I've recently came across a course in Trinity called "Nanoscience,…

31-03-2012 9:12pm

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stephen_ob

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Hi guys, new to this boards.ie lark, just wondering if someone out there can help me!

I'm into science and technology in a major way, and my favourite subjects in school are Maths and Physics, so I thought Engineering might be a good choice for me. But I've recently came across a course in Trinity called "Nanoscience, Physics and Chemistry of advanced Materials". I'm just looking for advice on the best course, and college!

I'm looking at working in the Technology/Energy sector after college.

The UCD course can be found here:https://myucd.ucd.ie/courses/engineering.ezc

And the Trinity one here:http://www.tcd.ie/courses/undergraduate/az/course.php?id=348

Thanks!

-Steve

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#2 31-03-2012 9:13pm

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They just added Nanoscience into the name to make it sound trendy. Used to be just PCAM.

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