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Computer Science & IT or General Science

  • 06-09-2017 10:06pm
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    JeSuisSeosamh
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 23 ✭


    I'm currently in 6th year and I'm researching courses to put down on the cao.
    Galway seems like an amazing place to study so my heart is set on going there.

    Now I'm strictly thinking about future employment and financial gain when I ask this question: is it better to do Mathematics & Computer Science through General Science or do the Computer Science & IT course.

    I'm not 100% will I like computer science or not so the chance to have alternative options within a degree seems very attractive to me. I love mathematics and would certainly like to maintain my study of that;

    Thanks in advance for your replies;


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  • #2
    randomlad727
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29 ✭randomlad727


    JeSuisSeosamh wrote: »
    I'm currently in 6th year and I'm researching courses to put down on the cao.
    Galway seems like an amazing place to study so my heart is set on going there.

    Now I'm strictly thinking about future employment and financial gain when I ask this question: is it better to do Mathematics & Computer Science through General Science or do the Computer Science & IT course.

    I'm not 100% will I like computer science or not so the chance to have alternative options within a degree seems very attractive to me. I love mathematics and would certainly like to maintain my study of that;

    Thanks in advance for your replies;



    Have you thought about studying Mathematical Science??


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