COURSE CURRICULUM

The program offers a wide and flexible range of subjects, allowing students to build a broad and interdisciplinary academic foundation. Core options include Criminology, Law, Accounting, Economics, and Finance, providing strong pathways into legal, financial, and social science careers. Students can also choose from a variety of humanities and social science subjects such as Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, Politics, and International Development, which help develop an understanding of human behaviour, societies, and global issues. Language and cultural studies are also available, including French, Spanish, Chinese Studies, and Nua-Ghaeilge, supporting communication skills and intercultural awareness. Creative and cultural subjects such as English, Media, Film and Cultural Studies, Music, Music Technology, Classical Studies, and Medieval Celtic Studies allow students to explore arts and culture in depth. In addition, more technical and quantitative subjects like Computer Science, Mathematical Studies, and Mathematical Physics are included for students with analytical interests. The program is further supported by Thematic and Universal Critical Skills modules across multiple timetable groups, which focus on developing essential abilities such as critical thinking, research, communication, and problem solving. Overall, this wide selection enables students to tailor their studies according to their interests while gaining a balanced and well-rounded education across multiple disciplines.