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Possible to get degree in Physics and Computer Science??

  • 28-01-2018 1:28am
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    cheekibreeki
    Registered Users Posts: 16 ✭


    I'm a few months off doing the leaving cert at the moment and I've always considered doing a degree in Computer Science, Science or Engineering. My favourite subject is physics and I've always loved working with computers. Recently I was remembered that in the US they sometimes do double majors and I was wondering does anything like this exist in Ireland?

    I know NUIG has a Science course where you pick three in first year, and eventually narrow down to one but I don't know if that's as good as just focusing on either Computer Science or Physics. Similarly, UCD allows you to take modules from other courses while doing your degree which would actually be idea except renting accommodation in the Dublin region wouldn't work at the moment.

    Any suggestions would be great!
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