Courses / Course

	Required	Ordinary level grade	Higher level grade
Irish		O6	H7
English		O6	H7
Language		-	-
Math		-	-
Science		-	-

This course requires 4 additional subjects

Mature Applicants 

Mature applicants are assessed separately to school-leavers. Mature applicants are 23 years or older by 1st January in the year of entry to the University. For part-time/flexible degrees the mature age is 21. 

Click here to be taken to our mature applicant information page - tab 3 on that page outlines application steps for this degree.

Mature applicants who have a disability 

If you have a disability or specific learning difficulty (e.g. dyslexia), and require support for any required written exercise/interview/ online video audition which may form part of your application assessment, you must complete an online request form and submit supporting documentation by 15 March 2026. Applications for alternative examination accommodation cannot be considered after this deadline.

For further information on the supporting documentation required, as well as examination and other supports visit the Access Office website.

Leaving Certificate Applicants 

Required to present (as a minimum): 2H5 & 4O6/H7 and O6/H7 in Irish, English. MH502 Round 1 Points 2025: see above

Transfer option available into this degree from the Bachelor of Arts Degree MH101 - subject to meeting requirements.

HEAR and DARE

DARE: The Disability Access Route to Education is a third level alternative admissions scheme for school-leavers whose disabilities have had a negative impact on their second level education.

HEAR: The Higher Education Access Route is a third level admissions scheme for school leavers from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Contact the Access Office for more information about these access routes.

The Maynooth Education

Click here for details about optional Critical Skills courses, Electives and degree pathways. 

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The application process depends on the type of applicant you are. Click here for all information about how to apply.

Categories of applicant:

• School-leavers (Leaving Certificate students)
• Mature students (23 years or older by 1st January in the year of entry to the University/part-time degrees the mature age is 21)
• EU/EFTA/UK students
• International students (outside the EU)
• QQI (Further Education) students
• Transferring students
• Deferring students

Duration: 3 years (Bachelor of Civil Law) or 4 years (BCL International)

A year of study is 60 credits.

Law is taken jointly with Criminology for the 3 years of the programme.

1st year

• You will take 30 credits of Law, 15 credits of Criminology, and 1 Arts subject (or Critical Skills)
• Students who successfully complete the 1st year of the programme have the option of transferring into the 2nd year of the LLB programme

2nd and final year

• Continue with 30 credits of Law and 30 credits of Criminology in each of 2nd and final year
• You may apply to complete a work placement year, or to study abroad, after 2nd year, and graduate after 4 years. Students who opt to spend a year studying abroad are awarded a BCL (International) degree. The University will support you in the search for a placement job; however, the process is competitive.

Transfer option available into this degree from the Bachelor of Arts Degree MH101 - subject to meeting requirements.

Duration: 3 years (Bachelor of Civil Law) or 4 years (BCL International)

Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study.
The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually. Please check periodically for updates.

Year 1

CRIMINOLOGY LW1CF15 - CRIMINOLOGY Credits: 15 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory EXPLORING CRIMINOLOGY LW166 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE LW165 7.5 2 LAW LW1F30 - LAW Credits: 30 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory CONSTITUTIONAL LAW LW158 5 2 CONTRACT LAW LW152 5 1 CRIMINAL LAW LW157 5 2 INTRODUCTION TO LAW LW155 2.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO LAW 2 LW156 2.5 2 INTRODUCTION TO LEGAL RESEARCH LW153 2.5 1 LAW OF TORTS LW151 5 1 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FOR NEW LAW STUDENTS LW177 2.5 2 ACCOUNTING AC1F15 - ACCOUNTING Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I AC152 7.5 2 INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING AC151 7.5 1 ANTHROPOLOGY AN1V30 - ANTHROPOLOGY Credits: 30 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ANTHROPOLOGY MATTERS AN169 7.5 2 BEING HUMAN: UNDERSTANDING OUR MATERIAL AND DIGITAL WORLDS AN168 7.5 1 INTRODUCING ANTHROPOLOGY AN167 7.5 1 MAGIC AND WITCHCRAFT AN170 7.5 2 CHINESE STUDIES CN1F15 - CHINESE STUDIES FOR NON BEGINNERS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory MANDARIN CHINESE 1 CN181 7.5 1 MANDARIN CHINESE 2 CN182 7.5 2 CLASSICAL STUDIES CL1F15 - CLASSICAL STUDIES Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory GOD & HEROES: FROM MYTH TO HISTORY GC151 7.5 1 MAKING ROME: CULTURE, POLITICS AND SOCIETY IN THE ROMAN REPUBLIC GC152 7.5 2 COMPUTER SCIENCE CS1F15 - COMPUTER SCIENCE Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I CS161 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE II CS162 7.5 2 ECONOMICS EC1F15 - ECONOMICS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS AND TO QUANTITATIVE METHODS EC103 7.5 2 MICROECONOMICS 1 EC101 7.5 1 ENGLISH EN1V30 - ENGLISH Credits: 30 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ADDITIONAL STUDIES IN ENGLISH 2A: WRITING IN HISTORY EN106 7.5 1 ADDITIONAL STUDIES IN ENGLISH 2B: LITERARY CRITICISM AND THEORY EN107 7.5 2 FOUNDATIONAL ENGLISH 1A: PROSE AND FICTION EN101 7.5 1 FOUNDATIONAL ENGLISH 1B: POETRY AND DRAMA EN102 7.5 2 FINANCE FN1F15 - FINANCE Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS AND TO QUANTITATIVE METHODS EC103 7.5 2 MICROECONOMICS 1 EC101 7.5 1 FRENCH FR1F15 - FRENCH FOR NON-BEGINNERS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory CONTINUING FRENCH 1 FR181 7.5 1 CONTINUING FRENCH 2 FR182 7.5 2 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT KD1V30 - INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Credits: 30 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES - CLIMATE JUSTICE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE PLANET KD156 7.5 2 MIGRATION, CONFLICT AND DEVELOPMENT KD158 7.5 2 STATES, MARKETS AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES KD159 7.5 1 UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT KD157 7.5 1 MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS MP1F15 - MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory MECHANICS 1 & SPECIAL RELATIVITY MP110 7.5 1 MECHANICS 2 & MODERN PHYSICS MP112 7.5 2 MATHEMATICAL STUDIES MS1F15 - MATHEMATICAL STUDIES Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO CALCULUS (A) MT105A 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS (A) ST122 5 2 LINEAR ALGEBRA 1 (A) MT112A 2.5 2 MEDIA, FILM & CULTURAL STUDIES MD1FF15 - MEDIA, FILM & CULTURAL STUDIES Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES I MD160 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES II MD161 7.5 2 MEDIEVAL CELTIC STUDIES SG1F15 - MEDIEVAL CELTIC STUDIES Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory CELTIC CIVILIZATION 1 - POWER AND STATUS IN THE CELTIC WORLD SG151 7.5 1 CELTIC CIVILIZATION 2 - GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN THE CELTIC WORLD SG152 7.5 2 MUSIC MU1V30 - MUSIC Credits: 30 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC STUDIES 1 MU102A 5 1 MUSIC FOUNDATION AND FABRIC 1 MU101A 2.5 1 MUSIC FOUNDATION AND FABRIC 2 MU101B 2.5 2 MUSIC TRADITIONS AND REPERTOIRES I MU153 7.5 1 MUSIC TRADITIONS AND REPERTOIRES II MU154 7.5 2 PERFORMANCE 1 MU102B 5 2 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY MU1TF15 - MUSIC TECHNOLOGY Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO TECHNOLOGIES 2 MU159 7.5 2 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO TECHNOLOGIES I MU158 7.5 1 NUA-GHAEILGE NG1F15 - NUA-GHAEILGE Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory TEANGA AGUS LITRÍOCHT NA GAEILGE 1 NG151 7.5 1 TEANGA AGUS LITRÍOCHT NA GAEILGE 2 NG152 7.5 2 POLITICS PO1F15 - POLITICS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL IDEAS PO151 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS PO152 7.5 2 PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES PS1F15 - PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I: RESEARCH FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY, BIOLOGICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY PS150 7.5 1 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY II: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES PS151 7.5 2 SOCIOLOGY SO1F15 - SOCIOLOGY Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory EXPLORING AND EXPLAINING GLOBAL IRELAND SO156 7.5 2 SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION SO152 7.5 1 SPANISH SPA1F15 - SPANISH FOR NON-BEGINNERS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory CONTINUING SPANISH 1 SPA181 7.5 1 CONTINUING SPANISH 2 SPA182 7.5 2 THEMATIC CRITICAL SKILLS (GROUP 7) ML1SK - LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 1 FR171 7.5 1 FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 2 FR172 7.5 2 GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 1 GN171 7.5 1 GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 2 GN172 7.5 2 SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 1 SPA171 7.5 1 SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 2 SPA172 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (SUBJECT TO TIMETABLE GROUP) SK1US2 - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK105X 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK105Y 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 1) SK1USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1051 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1061 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 2) SK2USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1052 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1062 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 3) SK3USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1053 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1063 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 4) SK4USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1054 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1064 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 5) SK5USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1055 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1065 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 6) SK6USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1056 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1066 7.5 2 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (TIMETABLE GROUP 7) SK7USK - UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS Credits: 15 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - A SK1057 7.5 1 UNIVERSAL CRITICAL SKILLS (INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY LEARNING AND BEYOND) - B SK1067 7.5 2

Year 2

DOUBLE MAJOR MAJOR WITH MINOR CRIMINOLOGY LW2CDM - CRIMINOLOGY Credits: 30 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory A WAY OUT? DESISTANCE FROM CRIME LW225 5 2 ADVANCED CRIMINAL LAW LW292 5 2 AN INTRODUCTION TO CYBER/ CRIME & TECHNOLOGY LW226 5 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMES OF THE POWERFUL LW228 5 2 CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY LW224 5 1 DEMOCRACY AND CITIZENSHIP PO205 5 1 ETHNICITY, CRIME AND PUNISHMENT LW297 5 1 GENDER, CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE LW272 5 2 MEDIA, CULTURE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME SO240 5 2 MENTAL HEALTH AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM LW273 5 2 MODERN CONFLICT, TERRORISM & GLOBAL SECURITY KD217 5 1 POLICING LW269 5 2 RESEARCHING CRIMINOLOGY LW227 5 1 SENTENCING AND NON-CUSTODIAL ALTERNATIVES LW270 5 1 SOCIETY AND STATE PO304 5 2 LAW LW2DM - LAW Credits: 30 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN IRELAND LW295 5 2 COMMERCIAL LAW LW268 5 2 COMPANY LAW LW263 10 1 EU LAW & POLICY I LW291W 5 1 EU LAW&POLICY 2 – INTERNAL MARKET LW291X 5 2 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN IRELAND LW267 5 1 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW LW290 5 2 INTERNATIONAL LAW LW257 5 1 LAW OF OBLIGATIONS LW223 5 2 CRIMINOLOGY LW2CMI - CRIMINOLOGY Credits: 20 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY LW224 5 1 MEDIA, CULTURE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRIME SO240 5 2 POLICING LW269 5 2 RESEARCHING CRIMINOLOGY LW227 5 1 LAW LW2MJ - LAW Credits: 40 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN IRELAND LW295 5 2 COMMERCIAL LAW LW268 5 2 COMPANY LAW LW263 10 1 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW LW253 5 2 CONTRACT LAW LW259 5 1 EU LAW & POLICY I LW291W 5 1 EU LAW&POLICY 2 – INTERNAL MARKET LW291X 5 2 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN IRELAND LW267 5 1 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW LW290 5 2 INTERNATIONAL LAW LW257 5 1 LAW OF OBLIGATIONS LW223 5 2

Year 3

DOUBLE MAJOR MAJOR WITH MINOR CRIMINOLOGY LW3CDM - CRIMINOLOGY Credits: 30 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory APPLIED RESEARCH IN CRIMINOLOGY LW370 5 Year-Long BEYOND THE PRISON: SYSTEMS OF SOCIAL CONTROL LW315 5 2 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY LW350 5 2 CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY PS349 5 1 EVIDENCE LAW LW364 5 2 FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY: COLD CASE ANALYSIS, MISSING PERSONS AND UNIDENTIFIED HUMAN REMAINS AN346 5 2 POLICING AND THE STATE LW362 5 1 PUNISHMENT, PENAL POLICIES & PRISONS LW398 5 1 SOCIAL HARM AND ZEMIOLOGY LW347 5 2 SOCIOLOGY OF LAW AND SOCIAL CONTROL SO348 5 1 THE POLITICS OF MASS INCARCERATION LW387 5 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TERRORISM LW386 5 1 VICTIMOLOGY LW380 5 1 YOUTH JUSTICE LW382 5 2 LAW LW3DM - LAW Credits: 30 Not compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ADVANCED EU LAW LW385 5 1 ASPECTS OF EMPLOYMENT LAW LW396 5 1 CHILD LAW LW322 5 2 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW LW394 5 1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 2 LW388 5 2 EVIDENCE LAW LW364 5 2 FAMILY LAW: MARRIAGE AND ADULT RELATIONSHIPS LW320 5 1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW LW375 5 1 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW LW397 5 1 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW LW384 5 2 JURISPRUDENCE LW354 5 1 JURISPRUDENCE 2 LW358 5 2 MEDIA LAW LW360 5 2 MEDICAL LAW LW317 5 2 PROPERTY LAW LW392 10 Year-Long THE LAW OF EQUITY 1 LW391W 5 1 THE LAW OF EQUITY 2 LW391X 5 2 WELFARE LAW LW349 5 2 CRIMINOLOGY LW3CMI - CRIMINOLOGY Credits: 20 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory BEYOND THE PRISON: SYSTEMS OF SOCIAL CONTROL LW315 5 2 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN CRIMINOLOGY LW350 5 2 EVIDENCE LAW LW364 5 2 POLICING AND THE STATE LW362 5 1 PUNISHMENT, PENAL POLICIES & PRISONS LW398 5 1 SOCIAL HARM AND ZEMIOLOGY LW347 5 2 THE POLITICS OF MASS INCARCERATION LW387 5 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TERRORISM LW386 5 1 VICTIMOLOGY LW380 5 1 YOUTH JUSTICE LW382 5 2 LAW LW3MJ - LAW Credits: 40 Compulsory: Module Code Credits Semester Compulsory ADVANCED EU LAW LW385 5 1 ASPECTS OF EMPLOYMENT LAW LW396 5 1 CHILD LAW LW322 5 2 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW LW394 5 1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 2 LW388 5 2 EVIDENCE LAW LW364 5 2 FAMILY LAW: MARRIAGE AND ADULT RELATIONSHIPS LW320 5 1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW LW375 5 1 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW LW397 5 1 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW LW384 5 2 JURISPRUDENCE LW354 5 1 JURISPRUDENCE 2 LW358 5 2 MEDIA LAW LW360 5 2 MEDICAL LAW LW317 5 2 PROPERTY LAW LW392 10 Year-Long THE LAW OF EQUITY 1 LW391W 5 1 THE LAW OF EQUITY 2 LW391X 5 2 WELFARE LAW LW349 5 2

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After Graduation

• Graduates of the BCL will be eligible to take the Law Society's FE-1 entrance examinations (necessary to access training as a solicitor) and the entrance examinations for the King's Inns' Barrister-at-law degree programme (necessary to access training as a barrister).
• This programme allows students with an interest in law to broaden their career prospects into the criminal justice world, opening up potential careers in the Gardaí, security services, data analytics, probation, the prison service, the Non- Governmental Organisation (NGO) sector and research institutes.
• The School of Law and Criminology also offers a range of postgraduate study options in related fields.

Visit the School website for further details.

After Graduation

• Graduates of the BCL will be eligible to take the Law Society's FE-1 entrance examinations (necessary to access training as a solicitor) and the entrance examinations for the King's Inns' Barrister-at-law degree programme (necessary to access training as a barrister).
• This programme allows students with an interest in law to broaden their career prospects into the criminal justice world, opening up potential careers in the Gardaí, security services, data analytics, probation, the prison service, the Non- Governmental Organisation (NGO) sector and research institutes.
• The School of Law and Criminology also offers a range of postgraduate study options in related fields.

Visit the School website for further details.

For further information on Postgraduate options please go to the Graduate Studies site