Courses / Course structure

Registration notes (please read carefully):

LW259

• Students who have passed LW152 Contract Law in Year 1 cannot take LW259 Contract Law.
• Students who only took 15 credits of Law in Year 1 and who did not take LW152 must take LW259.

LW253

• Students who have passed LW158 (Constitutional Law) or LW171 (Foundations of Constitutional Law) in Year 1 cannot take LW253 Constitutional Law.
• Students who only took either 15 or 22.5 credits of Law in Year 1 must take LW253. 

LW223

• Students who passed LW161 and LW162 in Year 1 cannot take LW223.

 

 

 

On completion of this elective stream, students should be able to have an understanding of the basic tools of accounting, be able to apply those tools to understand issues of current affairs in the business world, and understand the contribution accounting can make to a wide range of social and global issues. 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This stream will provide students with the knowledge and competencies to critically engage with racism as a systemic form of discrimination in a variety of cultural, historical and geopolitical contexts. 

This elective stream will enable students with no prior learning to acquire the basics of Mandarin Chinese. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream will enable students with no prior learning to acquire the basics of spoken and written Spanish (up to CEFRL levels A 1.2 and A 2.1). 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream introduces community education and practice. It outlines its history, principles and ambitions and organizes for students to witness community education in action through field visits.

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream enables students who have started to learn Chinese in First Year, but discontinue Chinese as a subject, to continue their language acquisition in Second Year. Students will join the existing Second Year modules CN281 and CN282. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream enables students who have studied French in First Year (at beginners or advanced levels), but discontinue French as a subject, to continue their language acquisition in Second Year. Students will join the existing Second Year modules.

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream enables students who have studied German in First Year (at beginners and advanced levels), but discontinue German as a subject, to continue their language acquisition in Second Year. Students will join the existing Second Year modules GN281 and GN282. 

This elective stream enables students who have studied Irish in First Year (at beginners and advanced levels), but discontinue Irish as a full subject, to continue their language acquisition in Second Year. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream enables students who have studied Spanish in First Year (at beginners or advanced levels), but discontinue Spanish as a subject, to continue their language acquisition in Second Year. Students will join the existing Second Year modules SPA281 and SPA282. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

Join the maker movement; no prior experience necessary. Find out what people really need and learn to design cool and exciting new products that combine great design and interactive programmable electronics. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This annual competition is open to all students and sets a challenge to conceive a business idea through creative problem solving, research and experimental entrepreneurship. Industry sponsors award several cash prizes.  

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This elective stream complements any discipline with both theoretically grounded and practical ‘know-how’ for working in civil society, and engaging specifically with value-driven NGOs and voluntary groups.

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This stream introduces students to film and screen studies in semester one, focusing on the technical analysis of moving images, their cultural history and social significance; in semester two, students choose a module through which to explore film within national contexts and genres (Irish, Latin American cinema, or documentary film) or in relation to other art forms, such as music and literature. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This interdisciplinary elective stream aims to introduce students to current issues and debates in Gender and Sexuality Studies as they relate to their own lives. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

Has human activity, driven by consumption, climate and environmental change, pushed earth systems, upon which we collectively depend, beyond irreversible tipping points, and if so, what are the emergent socio-political crises and dilemmas threatening human survival and how can we transition to a just and sustainable future? 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

To consider questions raised by the human experience of good and evil, and how it may impact understandings of God, humanity, ethics, and social issues of crime, punishment and reconciliation.

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

This stream will explore the "Great Books" that have inspired, empowered, challenged and consoled millions of people throughout human history by allowing them to better understand themselves and the world they live in. 

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

Students will study the principles of valid argument and address some important philosophical issues that arise within the interplay of technology and the human being in the 'Digital Age' today.

 

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

Please note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

EX2EX-“Prioritise your future career by selecting a module that gives you the opportunity to meet employers, develop a strong sense of self-awareness, an elective that enables you to identify and develop a range of employability skills, as well as to enhance your application and interview technique, ensuring that you are well equipped to secure internships and to successfully enter the graduate labour market”.

This module is offered in both semester 1- EX201 and repeated in semester 2 -  EX202.

Students register for one module only. EX201 or EX202.   

Students cannot register for both  modules

Please Note: Electives are subject to timetable constraints.  Some combinations of Electives and Subjects may be excluded.

 

LW425 is not available at online registration. Please contact the School of Law and Criminology for registration details. 

Students who have taken LW353 previously are not permitted to register for LW450.