UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN · IRELAND
Study Abroad Programme - Engineering
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Ireland's largest Engineering SchoolSize
- Wide range of engineering disciplinesDisciplines Offered
- Flexibility to choose modules across engineering and other fieldsCurriculum Flexibility
- Exclusive 'Introduction to Engineering Research' module availableResearch Module
- Dedicated programme administrator for supportStudent Support
The UCD Engineering Study Abroad Programme offers visiting undergraduate students a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the academic and social life of Ireland's Global University. As Ireland's largest Engineering School, UCD provides a wide array of engineering disciplines, including Biomedical, Chemical & Bioprocess, Civil, Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical & Materials, Structural Engineering with Architecture, and Sustainable Systems Engineering. Study abroad students have the flexibility to choose modules from across all engineering majors and levels. Additionally, they can select up to two elective or general education modules from other academic areas like business or science, subject to timetabling and availability. The programme aims to provide a comprehensive educational experience complemented by rich campus life and genuine insights from past students. Assessment for modules typically includes a combination of in-semester coursework, such as projects and assignments, and formal examinations conducted at the end of each semester in December and May. Students can register for a maximum of four modules within their chosen engineering subject area and up to two modules from other disciplines, or all modules can be taken within their primary engineering field. The programme is supported by a dedicated administrator to facilitate a smooth application process, curriculum mapping, and course registration.
Curriculum
Study abroad students can take modules from across all engineering majors and levels. Students can also choose up to two elective or gen ed modules from other academic areas such as business, science, etc. (subject to timetabling and capacity). Students can register for up to four modules in their subject area and up to two modules from other programme areas, or all of their modules within their chosen subject area.
- Autumn Semester
- Study Abroad EngineeringCV10
- Spring Semester
- Study Abroad EngineeringCV11
- Full Year
- Study Abroad EngineeringCV22
- Exclusive for Study Abroad Students
- Introduction to Engineering ResearchMEEN30170
Frequently asked questions
- What engineering disciplines are available in the Study Abroad Programme?
- The programme offers a wide range of engineering disciplines including Biomedical, Chemical & Bioprocess, Civil, Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical & Materials, Structural Engineering with Architecture, and Sustainable Systems Engineering.
- How many modules can I take and where can I choose them from?
- You can register for up to four modules within your chosen engineering subject area and up to two elective modules from other academic areas like business or science, subject to timetabling and availability.
- How is the tuition fee determined for international students?
- International students should refer to the UCD Fees Office website and search by programme code (CV10 for Autumn, CV11 for Spring, or CV22 for Full-year) to find specific tuition fee information.
- What is the assessment structure for the modules?
- Assessment typically includes a combination of in-semester coursework, such as projects and assignments, and formal examinations conducted at the end of each semester in December and May.
- What kind of support is available for study abroad students?
- A dedicated programme administrator is available to assist with the application process, curriculum mapping, and course registration.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate studyVisiting undergraduate students
Subject to capacity and timetabling.
Fees
Tuition (international)Refer to the Fees Office website and search by programme code (CV10, CV11, CV22).
Tuition (home)Refer to the Fees Office website and search by programme code (CV10, CV11, CV22).
LivingNot specified
Programme codes for reference: CV10 (Autumn), CV11 (Spring), CV22 (Full-year).
How to apply
1. Check Fees and Programme CodesVisit the UCD Fees Office website. For Non-EU fees, use the 'Non-EU Occasional Fees' section. For EU fees, use the 'EU Occasional Study Abroad Fees' section. Note the relevant programme code: CV10 (Autumn), CV11 (Spring), or CV22 (Full-year).
2. Explore Module OptionsBrowse UCD's online course catalogue (www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm) to identify available undergraduate modules across all engineering disciplines. You may also select up to two elective modules from other academic areas like business or science, subject to availability and timetabling.
3. Plan Your CurriculumDecide whether to take modules primarily within your engineering field or to include electives from other disciplines. You can register for up to four modules in your subject area and up to two from other areas, or focus all on your chosen engineering subject.
4. Prepare for ApplicationEnsure you meet any prerequisite academic and English language requirements (not specified in source documents). Contact the dedicated programme administrator for any questions regarding the application process, curriculum mapping, or course registration.
Accreditation
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Frequently asked questions
What engineering disciplines are available in the Study Abroad Programme?
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The programme offers a wide range of engineering disciplines including Biomedical, Chemical & Bioprocess, Civil, Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical & Materials, Structural Engineering with Architecture, and Sustainable Systems Engineering.
How many modules can I take and where can I choose them from?
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You can register for up to four modules within your chosen engineering subject area and up to two elective modules from other academic areas like business or science, subject to timetabling and availability.
How is the tuition fee determined for international students?
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International students should refer to the UCD Fees Office website and search by programme code (CV10 for Autumn, CV11 for Spring, or CV22 for Full-year) to find specific tuition fee information.
What is the assessment structure for the modules?
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Assessment typically includes a combination of in-semester coursework, such as projects and assignments, and formal examinations conducted at the end of each semester in December and May.
What kind of support is available for study abroad students?
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A dedicated programme administrator is available to assist with the application process, curriculum mapping, and course registration.