Title: University College Dublin
1University College Dublin Irelands Global
University
2Ireland - Highlights
Cliffs of Moher, West of Ireland
3Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland World
Heritage Site
4Ireland - Highlights
Newgrange Burial Site Newgrange was constructed
over 5,000 years ago (about 3,200 B.C.), making
it older than Stonehenge in England and the Great
Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
5Glendalough, one of Ireland's most beautiful
visitors' destinations, a valley of two lakes
famous for spectacular scenery
6Dublin, Ireland - Highlights
gt Dublin voted 8th in QS Best Student Cities in
the World 2012 rankings gtgt Dublin UNESCO City of
Literature
7- Dublin City
- one of Europes oldest cities
- one of Europes youngest, vibrant and most lively
cities Dublin has the youngest population in
Europe, with over 30 under 30
8Ireland
- An English speaking country
- Located on the western edge of Europe beside the
UK. - Third-largest island in Europe and the
twentieth-largest island on Earth - Lonely Planet Worlds Friendliest Country
- Ireland is ranked in the 10 best educated
countries in the world and leads in the skills
race with a higher percentage of 3rd Level
Graduates than UK, US and OECD averages - Global Peace Index 6th safest country in the
world
9Ireland some more highlights
- Ireland has been ranked the worlds third most
globalised economy in terms of GDP, the most
globalised nation in the western world (2013
Ernst and Young Index) - Ireland forecast to be third most digitally
engaged country by 2015. - Opportunities for graduates
- 8 out of top 10 pharmaceutical
- 9 out of top 10 technology (Ireland is the
internet and games capital of Europe) - 15 out of top 25 medical devices
- 50 of worlds leading financial services
- US investment into Ireland greater than into
Brazil, Russia, India, China COMBINED!
10Why Ireland? ICT
- Ireland is the internet and games capital of
Europe - Highest concentration of ICT activity in OECD
countries - 3 of the worlds top 5 gaming companies are here
- Top 10 born on the internet companies are all
here - Top 5 exporter of software in the world
- Home to 8 of the worlds top 10 technology
companies - Ireland forecast to be third most digitally
engaged country in world by 2015
11Why Ireland? Pharma
- 7 out of 10 of the worlds biggest blockbuster
drugs made in Ireland - 9 of the worlds top 10 pharma companies are
already here and12 of the worlds top selling
medicines are made here - 163 pharmaceutical and life science companies are
already here - Pharma exports were worth 55.1bn euro in 2011
- 50pc of total national exports
- Employs over 50,000 people directly and
indirectly - 50pc of employees hold a third-level
qualification and the sector employs a quarter of
all PhD researchers
12Why Ireland? MedTech
- 2nd largest exporter of med-tech products in
Europe - 15 of the worlds top 20 medical technology
companies manufacture in Ireland - 50 of ventilators used in acute hospitals
worldwide are made in Ireland - 25,000 people employed in industry in Ireland
(the most med-tech personnel per capita in
Europe)
13Why Ireland? Green Economy
- Sector employs 18,750 people (market size
estimated at 3.05 billion euro) with 60pc
companies in sector currently looking for staff. - Growth is predicted in renewable energies,
efficient energy use, water and waste water
treatment waste management, recovery and
recycling environmental consultancy services,
green ICT applications and software. - It is predicted there will be 14,500 job
opportunities at all skills levels over the next
five years. - Skills needed include operatives, skilled
workers, sales and office staff, technicians,
managers, engineers, scientists and
professionals.
14Why Ireland? AgriFood
- There are 230,000 jobs linked to agri-food.
- Ireland is the UKs largest supplier of food and
drink, it is the biggest net exporter of dairy
ingredients, beef and lamb in EU and produces
15pc of the worlds infant formula - Innovation is key to the national agri-food
strategy, which aims to create 30,000 new jobs. - Agri-food research has been allocated 641m euro,
or 11pc of the total funding available for
science, technology and innovation.
15University College Dublin
16University College Dublin
17University College Dublin
18University College Dublin
19University College Dublin
350 acres in Dublin city in the heart of the
citys Embassy District
Largest Urban Campus in Europe
20University College Dublin
- Top 1 World University
- Largest and most international university in
Ireland - Located in Dublin, Irelands capital city
- Founded in 1854 one of Irelands oldest
universities - Largest urban campus in Europe (350 acres)
- Safe, modern campus with 24 hour security offers
extensive accommodation options and cutting-edge
sports and campus facilities
21Why University College Dublin?
- Ireland's most popular university for
international students 1st choice for Irish
School Leavers - Famous Alumni
- Among our most accomplished alumni and faculty
are three former presidents of Ireland Douglas
Hyde Patrick Hillery and Cearbhall Dalaigh. - V. V. Giri, the fourth President of India studied
law in UCD from 1913 to 1916. - Former Taoisigh (Prime Ministers) of Ireland
Charles Haughey, Garret FitzGerald, John Burton
and Brian Cowen all attended UCD. - Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, Mr Hoang Trung
Hai was at student at the UCD Smurfit School of
Business.
22UCD - Ireland's leader in postgraduate education
- UCD is Ireland's leader in postgraduate education
(over a quarter of all graduate students in
Ireland study in UCD) and the national leader in
research funding, with reputation as a
world-class destination for leading researchers - gt30 of PhD students in Ireland
- Most research funding
- Most research publications
23UCD Campus Development Science District
(Irelands Premier Science Research Teaching
Facility)
24UCD Campus Development - Student Centre
(Sports, Swimming Pool, Debating, Cinema, Dance
Studio, Drama Theatre and More)
25UCD Charles Institute
26UCD Global Lounge
- First in Europe dedicated space for students
27UCD Colleges (similar to faculties)
- Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine
- Arts and Celtic Studies
- Business and Law
- Engineering and Architecture
- Health Sciences
- Human Sciences
- Science
28Undergraduate Programmes
UCD offers over 70 undergraduate honours degree
courses in the following areas of study
- Agriculture, Food Nutrition
- Architecture
- Arts
- Business
- Engineering
- Law
- Medicine
- Nursing Midwifery
- Physiotherapy
- Radiography
- Science
- Social Science
- Sport Performance
- Veterinary Medicine
29Academic Programmes
- Undergraduate (Bachelor) Degree Programmes
- Arts/ Humanities/ Commerce 3 years
- Agriculture/ Engineering/ Science 4 years
- Engineering 32 (3yr B.Eng 2yr M.Eng)
- Architecture 32 (3yr B.Arch 2yr M.Arch)
- Veterinary Medicine 5 years
- Medicine 5/6 years
- Graduate Programmes
- Master 1 to 2 Years (Taught Research
Programmes) - Doctorate (PhD) 3 to 5 Year Research Programmes
30Graduate Programmes
- UCD is Irelands leader in graduate education
with approximately 7,000 graduate students, and
almost 2,000 PhD students. Over 50 of UCD
undergraduates progress to graduate studies. - Through our seven Colleges, UCD offers Irelands
most diverse range of graduate opportunities. - Programmes are led by academic experts and offer
students unparalleled choice at all levels. UCD
offers Doctoral Programmes, taught and research
masters, graduate diploma and certificate
programmes and higher diplomas in more than 290
areas of study. - Our taught programmes are modularised to
facilitate access, continuing professional
development and life-long learning.
31UCD - Irelands Global University
32International Activity
- Exchange programmes
- Exchange agreements with over 400 universities
worldwide (including Korea U, SNU, NUS, Waseda) - Broad staff exchanges focus on research
- Joint Programmes
- Erasmus Mundus programmes
- Overseas Campuses (5,000 students)
- China, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka,
Spain
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34More Information
www.ucd.ie/international
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