Tuition

€10,500

Duration

4 years

Admissions Deadline

24 January

Location

Letterkenny

Profile

The Applied Computing (Hons) program at Atlantic Technological University is designed to equip graduates with a broad range of in-demand computing skills. Throughout the four-year, full-time program, students will gain experience in:

Cutting-edge programming techniques: Learn various programming languages and frameworks to design and develop software applications.
Data analytics: Master the tools and techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to extract valuable insights.
User experience (UX) design: Develop user-centered design principles to create intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.
Web architecture: Gain a comprehensive understanding of web development, including front-end and back-end technologies.

If you are passionate about technology and interested in a career that combines creativity with technical expertise, then the Applied Computing (Hons) program at ATU Letterkenny is a perfect fit. This program prepares graduates for various exciting careers in the IT industry, including software development, data analysis, web development, and UX design.

Notes

Tuition Fee – the Department of Education pays tuition fees for all full-time students who are citizens of a Member State of the EU and who meet the residency requirements. Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee. Students from Northern Ireland or Great Britain do not have to pay tuition fees to study in the Republic of Ireland. All students are liable for the Student Contribution fee: €3,000. Application deadline for EU students is February 1.

Tuition

€10,500

Specific Areas of Study

Other Computer Science

Format

Full Time

Degree Type

Bachelors

Admissions Requirements

High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus: SAT score of 1000+ (1800 prior to 2016) or ACT composite score of 22 and above or 2-3 Advanced Placement Examinations in relevant subjects with grades 3 and above OR 2-3 SAT subject tests in relevant subjects with a minimum score of 600 in each.