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Tuition Fee
EUR 824
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
1 years
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Electrical Engineering | Electronics Engineering | Computer Engineering
Area of study
Engineering
Education type
On campus
Timing
Part time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
EUR 824
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2024-01-01-
2024-09-01-
About Program

Program Overview


Single Module Programme - Engineering and Computing

Course Details

Course Code:

DC809 (Jan); DC808 (Sept)


Course Type:

Postgraduate


NFQ Level:

  • Please see for further information

Delivery Modes

  • Part-Time

Duration:

yr


Overview

In today's ever-evolving technological landscape, staying up-to-date with the latest advancements is crucial for engineering professionals.


The field of electronic and computer engineering is constantly evolving, with new technologies and innovations emerging at a rapid pace. However, having the time, support and opportunity to take on a full Master’s programme to gain the necessary upskilling is often not possible. At DCU we have a solution to support your flexible, part-time, short-form learning needs.


The Single Module Programme offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Computing at DCU provides a valuable opportunity for continuing engineering education.


Students can choose from a selection of high-quality taught modules from the School of Electronic Engineering, which are available both on-campus and online.


These modules focus on the latest developments in electronic systems and computer engineering, making them highly relevant for career advancement.


The programme is designed to meet the needs of professionals seeking further development or those interested in transferring to other postgraduate engineering programmes at our institution. Some examples of module areas include Computer Vision, Nanoelectronics, Photonics, Connected Embedded Systems, Security for IoT Networks, and Bioelectronics.


Why DCU

  • 22 postgraduate programmes
  • 90% of all graduates from the DCU Faculty of Engineering & Computing are in employment or further studies six months after graduation
  • QS World University Rankings by Subject
  • 35% of all FEC students are from outside of Ireland

Careers & Further Options

Careers

Students can take individual modules to upskill their knowledge in Electronic and Computer Engineering, thereby giving themselves the opportunity to advance their career or pursue additional education. Credits from these modules can be used to secure an MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering.


Entry Requirements

General Entry Requirements

This non-award programme allows applicants from diverse educational and/or employment backgrounds to access Level 8 and Level 9 modules with applications evaluated on a case by case basis.


  • Due to the specialist nature of this programme, additional criteria may be used to assess suitability to undertake this programme. For further information, please contact the Programme Chair using the contact details above

Non-EU Applications

Candidates who are non-native speakers of the English language must satisfy the university of their competency in the English language. For further information on international applications click here. Additionally non-EU nationals who require a study visa to enter Ireland are ineligible to apply for part time programmes.


Programme Structure

This flexible programme allows students to take specific postgraduate level modules to enhance their knowledge in Electronic and Computer Engineering. This allows them to progress in their careers or further pursue education opportunities. The Single Module programme has two intakes per academic year: September and January.


Overview

Students can choose between a wide range of modules, some of which include;


  • Introduction to Engineering Management
  • 3D Interface Technologies
  • Introduction to Programming
  • Mechanics of Search
  • Entrepreneurship for Engineers
  • Data Management and Visualisation
  • Data Analytics and Data Mining
  • Machine Learning
  • Cloud Systems
  • Blockchain: Basic and Applications
  • Energy System Decarbonisation
  • Web Application Development
  • Bioelectronics
  • Wireless and Mobile Communications
  • Advance Manufacturing for Industry 4.0
  • Network Performance

Fees and Funding

Fees

Part time


EU Status Fee Part-time


€824 per module


How To Apply

Make an Application


To apply for the January 2024 intake, please click here.


To apply to the September 2024 intake, please click here.


Here's a quick step by step guide if you need help with your application.


  • Please provide certified Academic Transcripts for each and every year of study to date, with certified English translations if applicable
  • Personal statement.
  • If applicable, evidence of competence in the English language as per DCU entry requirements. Please see link

Application Deadlines

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until the programme is full or until the following dates:


  • Closing date for DC809 (Jan) is 1st December 2023
  • Closing date for DC808 (Sep) EU applications 30th August 2024
  • Application are now closed for Non-Eu applicants****Queries

Queries from EU applicants should be directed to


Queries from non-EU applicants should be directed to


Commencement of Programme

  • DC808 commences in September 2024.
  • DC809 commences in January 2024.

Life On Campus

Life on Campus


At DCU, our students can expect a unique campus experience. We are known for our excellent teaching and learning facilities, our active clubs and societies, and our great social and sporting facilities. All this makes DCU an exciting place to be.


DCU has three academic campuses; Glasnevin, St. Patrick’s and All Hallows (both in Drumcondra), all close to Dublin City centre.


They can be reached by public transport, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann, with our Drumcondra campuses a ten minute walk from Drumcondra Train Station. Glasnevin is a 20 minute walk from St Patrick’s and All Hallows. They are also linked by Dublin Bus.


Each campus has a library (O’Reilly, Cregan and Woodlock Hall), study spaces, restaurants, and on-campus residencies. There are sports facilities on Glasnevin and St. Patrick’s, and there is a dedicated sports campus, St Claire’s, located near Glasnevin on the Ballymun Road.


Exceptional Facilities

DCU’s 19,000 students have access to exceptional teaching and learning facilities across our three academic campuses.


These include modern learning theatres, research centres, a new media and TV studio, radio/podcast studios, computer suites and advanced labs in the areas of Languages, Engineering, Physics, Chemistry and Biotechnology, as well as a Sports Performance centre and a training hospital ward. In 2021, we opened our first virtual reality ‘Leadership Lab’, which is located in our Business School.


We continue to improve and update our facilities. For example, construction of a new world-class STEM facility is underway on the Glasnevin campus. With capacity for an extra 3,000 STEM students, this facility will advance DCU’s international reputation for excellence in science and health, computing and engineering disciplines.


Campus Life

Studying in DCU isn’t just about course work. The university is rich in student life and activities.


There are more than 140 clubs and societies for students in DCU, with ‘Clubs & Socs’ days taking place on both the Glasnevin and Drumcondra campuses at the start of the academic year. They span everything from rugby to rock climbing, anime to jazz.


For many students, sport is an important part of the DCU experience. DCU’s Sports Complex boasts a 25 metre swimming pool, fitness centre gym, all-weather pitches and squash courts, as well as soccer, GAA and rugby pitches. DCU Dóchas Éireann, the university’s GAA club, is the largest third level Gaelic Games club in the country. Meanwhile, DCU Athletics has been Ireland’s highest achieving university club for many years. And DCU has dozens of other clubs to get involved in, from Archery to Weightlifting.


The Glasnevin campus is home to our purpose built, state-of-the-art student centre, The U, which serves the needs of a rapidly growing student body. Here, you will find the Student Leadership and Lifeskills Centre, performing arts and cultural spaces for students and the wider community, and the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hub. Also located on our Glasnevin campus is The Helix, our renowned performing arts centre.


On our St Patrick’s campus, we have the Java Student Hub, a vibrant, warm and welcoming space where students can meet for coffee, play music, use the projector to watch events, or just relax. The walls of the Java Hub were designed based on the cultural history of St Patrick’s Campus, including the special references to the notable sporting history and history of the arts.


Accommodation

Information about accommodation each of our three campuses can be accessed here.


Student Supports

We have a number of academic, professional and social supports for students.


Student Advice & Learning Skills Centre - Offers a wide range of supports and services to students and advice


The Writing Centre - drop-in writing workshops for students through the academic year


Maths Learning Centre - provides maths support for students of all ability levels with maths modules


Student Learning - facilitate the transition from passive to active learning for students at DCU, by teaching study skills, nurturing critical thinking and building student confidence.


work with students to help them on their professional journey into graduate employment.


Our student support team offers a comprehensive support programme, helping students make that all important transition into university life and focusing on building confidence and skills which are key to success at third level.


FAQs

Faculty FAQs

  • Is DCU all one campus?

DCU is a multi campus university - the Glasnevin, St Patrick's and All Hallows campuses. The St Patrick's campus is where the Education courses are taught and some of the subjects from the BA Joint Honours degree. There is a 20-25 minute walk between the campuses but there are buses and bikes available to go between them also.


Click here to see maps of all of our campuses


  • If I'm studying on the St Patrick's campus, can I use the library and sports centre on the Glasnevin campus?

_Yes, all facilities such as sports and accommodation are open for all DCU students to avail of. _


  • Are there libraries in DCU and if they have wifi and work stations?

We have a brand new state of the art four floor library on our St. Patrick's Campus which complements the existing library on the Glasnevin campus. There is free wifi, work stations as well as desktop computers.


  • Does DCU provide accommodation?

DCU does have on-campus accommodation for undergraduate and postgraduate students, and you can find out more and apply via the Accommodation Office webpage.


Have You Considered?

  • DC883 September & January Intake

MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering


CAO Code


DC883 September & January Intake


Type


postgraduate


Delivery


full time


Duration


1 Year Full-Time, 2 Years Part-Time


More info


  • DC877 - January & September Intake

MSc in Electronic & Computer Technology


CAO Code


DC877 - January & September Intake


Type


postgraduate


Delivery


full time


Duration


FT-1 Year


More info


  • DC847 January & September Intake

Masters Engineering Qualifier - Electronic & Computer Engineering


CAO Code


DC847 January & September Intake


Type


postgraduate


Delivery


full time


Duration


FT-1 Year, PT-2 Years


More info


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Program Outline

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Outline:

  • Modules: The Single Module Programme offers a variety of modules in Electronic Systems and Telecommunications Engineering.
  • Course schedule and structure: Specific course schedules or structures are not provided.
  • Students can choose individual modules based on their needs and interests.
  • Individual modules:
  • Computer Vision
  • Nanoelectronics
  • Photonics
  • Connected Embedded Systems
  • Information about assessment methods and criteria is not provided. Details regarding teaching methods, faculty information, or unique teaching approaches are not included.

Careers:

  • Career advancement: Students can use the modules to enhance their knowledge and skills for professional advancement in the field of Electronic and Computer Engineering.
  • Pursuing additional education: Acquired credits can be utilized towards the pursuit of an MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering.

Other:

  • Additional Information: The Single Module Programme is typically chosen for professional development or to gain entry into other postgraduate engineering programs at DCU.
  • ## Note: This extraction is based on the information available in the provided context. If additional information about specific sections is required, further research on the DCU Single Module Programme website or contacting the program coordinator via email is recommended.
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Overview:

Dublin City University (DCU) is a leading young university in Ireland, committed to transforming lives and societies through education, research, and innovation. It focuses on delivering real impact and addressing global challenges in collaboration with partners and stakeholders.


Services Offered:

DCU offers a wide range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Support:

    Student Advice and Learning Skills Centre (SAL) provides guidance on academic matters, learning skills, and international student support.

    Student Support & Development:

    Counselling & Personal Development, Student Health Service, Financial Assistance Service, Chaplaincy, House of Accessibility, and Disability & Learning Support Service.

    Career Services:

    Careers Service assists students with career planning, job searching, and internship opportunities.

    Student Life:

    DCU Students Union provides a platform for student engagement through clubs, societies, and events.

    Accommodation:

    DCU Accommodation offers on-campus housing options for students.

    Research:

    DCU is renowned for its research activities, with dedicated offices and institutes focusing on various fields.

    Global Engagement:

    DCU Global promotes international collaborations and opportunities for students and staff.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

DCU offers a vibrant campus experience with a diverse student body representing 135 nationalities. Students can participate in various clubs and societies, engage in social events, and enjoy the facilities of the campus, including The Helix, a performing arts venue.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    High Graduate Employment Rate:

    DCU is ranked #1 in Ireland for Graduate Employment Rate and #23 globally.

    World-Class Research:

    DCU is recognized for its cutting-edge research, contributing to positive societal transformation.

    INTRA Work Placement:

    80% of DCU courses offer INTRA, providing paid, relevant work experience or work placement opportunities.

    Diverse and Inclusive Campus:

    DCU fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment for students from all backgrounds.

    Strong Academic Programs:

    DCU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various faculties.

Academic Programs:

DCU has six faculties:

  • DCU Business School
  • DCU Institute of Education
  • Faculty of Engineering & Computing
  • Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Faculty of Science & Health
  • DCU Connected

Each faculty offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with strengths in areas like business, education, engineering, humanities, social sciences, science, and health.


Other:

DCU has three academic campuses:

  • St. Patrick's Campus
  • Glasnevin Campus
  • All Hallows Campus

The university also has a strong commitment to sustainability and has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental impact.

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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

This non-award programme allows applicants from diverse educational and/or employment backgrounds to access Level 8 and Level 9 modules. Applications are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.


Specific Criteria:

  • Due to the specialist nature of this program, additional criteria may be used to assess suitability.

Additional Information:

  • Applicants must submit certified academic transcripts for each year of study to date.
  • Non-native English speakers must provide evidence of competency in the English language as per DCU entry requirements.
  • Non-EU nationals who require a study visa are not eligible to apply for part-time programmes.
  • ## Language Proficiency Requirements:
  • Non-native English speakers must satisfy DCU of their competency in the English language.
  • For details on the required English language proficiency scores, refer to the link: http://www.dcu.ie/registry/english.shtml

Additional Notes:

  • The provided context does not specify detailed information on specific entrance criteria or language score requirements for this program.
  • For further details and inquiries:
  • EU applicants: contact postgraduateadmissions@dcu.ie
  • Non-EU applicants: contact internationaladmissions@dcu.ie
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