60 credits we recommend that you focus on 3 subjects, but you can study 4 different subjects. In your first year (called Stage 1) you take 12 modules over two trimesters i.e. Sociology (only available as a joint major with English or History) Philosophy (only available as a Joint Major with English, Art History, History or Music) Information and Communication Studies (only available as a Joint Major with English or Linguistics) Geography (only available as a Joint Major with History, Irish, Art History, English or Music) Note: Subjects in this group can only be taken with particular Arts and Humanities subjects outlined below:Īrchaeology (only available as a Joint Major English or History) Subject Groupings for Academic Year 2021/22 Please note: it is possible to study the BA Joint Honours on a part-time basis. You have a guaranteed place in the two subjects that you selected on your CAO. Each subject has a maximum number of places available, so be sure to consider a variety of subjects because it is not possible to guarantee that all students will secure places in all their preferred subjects. The subjects in Group I are only available in particular combinations, defined in the table below. Please note that the subjects are timetabled in nine groups: you choose a maximum of one subject from any group and combine it with subjects from any other group, except Group I. You can do this by clicking on the subjects below. Take time to find out as much as you can about subjects and topics that interest you. In Stages 2 and 3 of your BA programme you will specialise in two subject areas, and you can use what we call your elective modules to continue your interest in other subject areas within or outside Arts and Humanities. In Stage 1 you take 12 modules over two trimesters you will generally study three, or possibly four different subjects, which may include a module from outside the BA programme area - so you can, for example, maintain an interest in science or business or law if that is what you wish to do. In addition to your selected two subjects, in your first year, you will have the opportunity to study at least one other subject to broaden your knowledge and skills, enhance your learning experience and expand your options. The BA degree programme at UCD is the most diverse in Ireland offering 26 subjects (refer to module information for subject descriptions). Your two subject degree (DN520) is an excellent opportunity for you to pursue subjects for which you have an aptitude or those you have a particular interest in but have not yet explored.
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