UCD Science, Sustainability, Computer Science, Actuarial & Financial Studies 6th Year Open Day

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UCD, Saturday 15th February

UCD Science, Sustainability, Computer Science, Actuarial & Financial Studies 6th Year Open Day.

This event will focus on the First Year Experience in the following subjects;

  • DN200 Science (27 degrees available).
  • DN240 Sustainability (2 degrees).
  • DN201 Computer Science (2 degrees available).
  • DN230 Actuarial & Financial Studies.

UCD are also introducing the new BSc in Sustainability DN240, which is starting in September 2020. It will include taster lectures, talks on first year module choices, sample timetables, a parents talk, a panel discussion and an opportunity to talk to staff. Further information about DN200 Science, DN240 Sustainability, DN201 Computer Science and DN230 Actuarial & Financial Studies is available on the Prospective Undergraduate Students page.


Date:
Saturday 15th February
Time:
10.30am - 1.30pm
Price:
Free - Registration required
Address:
O'Brien Centre for Science, Stillorgan Road, Roebuck, Dublin 4, Ireland

Google Map of O'Brien Centre for Science, Stillorgan Road, Roebuck, Dublin 4, Ireland

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