The history of Dublin University can be traced back to 1854. The Catholic University was founded by Cardinal john henry newman, a famous author of university thoughts, and served as the first president. Since then, Dublin University has played an important role in Ireland's development as a dynamic and successful European country, and has established a long and famous tradition of serving scholars and communities. Today, the University of Dublin, Ireland is a modern university full of vigor and vitality, located in a vast green land three miles south of Dublin city center. It provides a good support and inspiring environment for the intellectual and personal development of students at home and abroad.

World famous business school (triple crown certification)

SMURFIT Business School of University of Dublin, Ireland is a business school certified by American Business School Association (AACSB), European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and British MBA Association. This qualification is the quality symbol of the best business schools in America, Europe and Britain.

School facilities

University of Dublin, Ireland has modern buildings and first-class learning and sports facilities. The school is rich in extracurricular life, and students are encouraged to participate in various social, cultural and sports activities. University of Dublin also has strong student support facilities, including student health centers, student counselors, lawyers and career counseling institutions. The school dormitory can accommodate 2000 students, and the International Office of the University of Dublin helps international students find off-campus dormitories.

University of Dublin, Ireland has a variety of facilities to support teaching, including a rich library and computer equipment. As universities move towards the era of e-learning, many resources used for learning and scientific research are electronic and can be used inside and outside the school. Students' health, welfare and legal services are readily available, and there are excellent sports and entertainment venues.

research university

University of Dublin, Ireland is now a research university, which is committed to promoting the development of knowledge by studying cutting-edge technologies and spreading knowledge by teaching in an innovative university environment. Through innovative contacts with Ireland and abroad, University of Dublin, Ireland has established a series of scientific research partners and cooperative relationships. The University of Dublin, Ireland has also launched some dynamic programs to give students the opportunity to exchange studies in different countries around the world.

Clubs and societies

University of Dublin, Ireland has more than 65,438+000 clubs and societies, ranging from sports to academic interests. You can join any clubs and societies during freshman week (the second week of the first semester). Because there are so many clubs and societies to choose from, no matter what your interests are, you can at least find one that suits you.

University of Dublin International Student Association

University of Dublin, Ireland has a rich and colorful student life, with more than 65,438+000 student societies and associations. The International Student Association organizes social and cultural activities throughout the year. It accepts international students and Irish students, with the goal of encouraging integration, thus creating an atmosphere in which all students can benefit.

course

UCD*** has seven colleges: 1. College of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine. School of Art and Celtic Studies. School of business and law. School of Engineering and Architecture. School of health sciences. College of humanities. Academy of Sciences.

College of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine

Undergraduate courses: agricultural science, agricultural environmental science, animal husbandry and agricultural production, animal science, forestry, dairy enterprise management, engineering technology, food and agricultural enterprise management, food science, forestry, horticulture, garden and sports lawn management, human nutrition, veterinary medicine and veterinary nursing.

Master courses: environmental resources management, rural environmental protection and management, wildlife protection and management, food supervision, humanitarian action, sustainable agriculture and rural development.

School of Art and Celtic Studies

Undergraduate courses: archaeology, art history, Celtic studies, classicism, English drama, English movies.

Master's courses: archaeology, art history, cultural policy and art management, classicism, American literature, Anglo-Irish literature and drama, creative writing, drama director, drama and performance research, script creation, film research, gender, sex and culture, medieval literature and culture, modernity, literature and culture, Renaissance literature and culture, archives and record management, history, media history, medieval history. Medieval studies, modern Ireland, Irish writing and communication, linguistics, medieval Celtic language and literature, modern language, second language studies, French/German/Italian studies, Spanish studies.

School of Business and Law

Undergraduate courses: business, economics and finance, international business, business studies, business and law, law, business and law, double degree in law, French law, legal history, political law, philosophical law and economic law.

Master's courses: accounting, finance, econometrics, crisis management, strategic management accounting, energy and environmental finance, I business- innovation through ICT, international business, international management, project management, management and organizational research, management and consulting, supply chain management, strategic planning and management, management, biotechnology and business, marketing, marketing practice, technical management, business analysis, human resource management, law.

School of Engineering and Architecture

Undergraduate courses: architecture, landscape architecture, building structural engineering, engineering, biomedical engineering, biosystems engineering, chemical and biotechnology engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, energy system engineering, mechanical engineering and building structural engineering.

Master's courses: advanced architectural design, three-line courses (protection and heritage, energy &; Environment and urban design), urban design, urban protection and architectural protection, sustainable energy and green technology, bioenergy technology, public health engineering technology, food engineering, biopharmaceutical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, building structure engineering, biomedical engineering, electronics and computers, power system, commercial engineering, energy system, mechanical engineering.

School of Health Sciences

Undergraduate courses: medicine, biomedical health and life sciences, obstetrics, health and performance sciences, physical education and practical management.

Master's courses: magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, ultrasound, health informatics, group analysis psychotherapy, emergency medicine, forensic medicine, medicine, emergency medicine, advanced pain management in prescribed institutions, elderly professional medical staff, maternal and child health care, hospice care, children's health, clinical leadership, public health, public health.

College of humanities

Undergraduate courses: social sciences, economics, English/French/German/Irish/Italian/Spanish/Portuguese, geography, planning geography and environment, history, information and social computing, international languages, Irish studies, linguistics, mathematics and statistics, philosophy, music, politics and international relations, psychology and sociology.

Master's courses: social science (social work), economics, pedagogy, educational psychology, child and adolescent studies, pedagogy (creative technological innovation), geography, urban studies, geopolitics and world economy, regional and urban planning, urban planning and resilience, environmental policy, library and information research, philosophy, contemporary European philosophy, consciousness and embodiment, ideological language and knowledge, ancient philosophy, philosophy and literature. Cognitive science, political science, political theory, international relations, development studies, nationalism and ethnic conflicts, human rights, European public affairs and laws, development practice, disability rehabilitation and research, psychology, equality studies, women's studies, sociology, health and disease, immigrant races and nationalities, international migration and social integration.

academy of sciences

Undergraduate courses: biochemistry and molecular biology, cell and molecular biology, environmental biology, genetics, microbiology, neuroscience, pharmacology, physiology, plant biology, zoology, chemistry, chemistry and biophysical chemistry, chemistry and environment and sustainable chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry and chemical biology, actuarial and financial research, applied and computational mathematics, archaeology and geology, geology, computer science, mathematics, mathematical science and physics.

Master's courses: applied science (environmental science), evolutionary biology, global change: ecosystem and policy, imaging and microscopy, plant biology-future crops, world heritage management, biotechnology, biotechnology and commerce, computer science (changing direction or negotiating research direction), cognitive science, advanced software engineering, digital investigation and forensic calculation, forensic calculation and cyber crime investigation, mathematical science, mathematics, meteorology, and so on.