DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY · IRELAND
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS DC190
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- No. 1 in Ireland for Graduate Employment Rate (QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022)Graduate Employment Rate
- 19th globally for Graduate Employment Rate (QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022)Global Graduate Employment Ranking
- 91% of graduates in employment or further study within 6 monthsGraduate Outcomes
- 2,400 students in the Faculty of Engineering & ComputingFaculty Size
- Paid six-month INTRA work placement in third yearWork Placement
- Accredited for international engineering practiceGlobal Accreditation
This undergraduate program offers a comprehensive study of both electronic engineering and computer programming fundamentals across the first three years. In your final year, you will specialize in one of four areas: Systems and Devices, High-Speed Networks, Digital Interaction, or the Internet of Things. A significant component of the program is a six-month paid work placement (INTRA) in the third year, providing practical experience with companies in Ireland or internationally. Graduates will be equipped with skills to develop innovative solutions using cutting-edge technologies like augmented and virtual reality, and will be prepared for a growing global demand in fields such as design engineering, production engineering, and software engineering.
Careers
Graduates are highly sought after by employers globally and are eligible to practice as professional engineers in many countries through agreements with Engineers Ireland and signatory countries to the Washington Accord. DCU Career Services offers various support initiatives to equip students with essential career skills.
- Electronics Design Engineer
- Computer Hardware Engineer
- Systems Engineer
- Network Design Engineer
- Computer Vision Engineer
- Software Engineer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for this programme?
- For the Irish Leaving Certificate, a minimum H4 in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics is required. General university admission requirements also apply.
- How do I apply for this programme?
- International undergraduate applicants should apply through the DCU Student Application Portal. Ensure all uploaded documents are not password protected to avoid delays. The application closing date is July 1.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs?
- Information on tuition fees and living cost estimates can be found on the DCU Fees section of the university website.
- What is the duration of the programme and is there a work placement?
- The programme includes a paid six-month work placement (INTRA) in the third year, providing practical experience with companies.
- What are the career prospects after graduation?
- Graduates are highly sought after globally and can pursue roles such as Electronics Design Engineer, Computer Hardware Engineer, or Software Engineer. The programme is accredited for international engineering practice.
Entry requirements
Leaving CertificateMinimum H4 in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics.
General entry requirements for university admission also apply.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the DCU Fees page for the most current tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the DCU Fees page for the most current tuition fees.
LivingInformation on living costs can be found on the DCU Fees page.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates are available on the DCU Fees section of the university website.
How to apply
1. Apply OnlineSubmit your application via the DCU Student Application Portal.
2. Upload Supporting DocumentsEnsure all required documents are uploaded and are not password protected.
Accreditation
Programs are internationally recognized through agreements with Engineers Ireland. This enables graduates to practice as professional engineers in many countries, both in the EU and signatory countries to the Washington Accord (including USA, Canada, Australia, China, Russia, India, and more).
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for this programme?
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For the Irish Leaving Certificate, a minimum H4 in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics is required. General university admission requirements also apply.
How do I apply for this programme?
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International undergraduate applicants should apply through the DCU Student Application Portal. Ensure all uploaded documents are not password protected to avoid delays. The application closing date is July 1.
What are the tuition fees and living costs?
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Information on tuition fees and living cost estimates can be found on the DCU Fees section of the university website.
What is the duration of the programme and is there a work placement?
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The programme includes a paid six-month work placement (INTRA) in the third year, providing practical experience with companies.
What are the career prospects after graduation?
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Graduates are highly sought after globally and can pursue roles such as Electronics Design Engineer, Computer Hardware Engineer, or Software Engineer. The programme is accredited for international engineering practice.