Bachelor degree
36 months
Application deadlines: February
Processing time: 30 days
Application fee: €60
Full-time
Intakes: September
International tuition: €15,000
Domestic tuition: €6,679
Program overview
You will undertake a range of modules, including those in which you will:
Investigate various perspectives—biological, social, political, ethical, psychological—that you can employ in examining health issues
Learn about health research
Actively engage in health projects or campaigns
Develop your own ‘healthy qualities’
Examine particular health-related issues such as ‘drugs in society’, ‘nutrition and health’ and ‘trauma and abuse in society’
As part of the course, you will have opportunities to engage in activities and project work that you find personally relevant and interesting.
With a particular emphasis on health action in the everyday world, you will participate in a voluntary community project in Year One.
In Year Two you will design and implement a small health campaign (working with fellow students).
In Year Three you will conduct a health action project as part of a final dissertation.
Study options
This program can be done
On campus
Requirements
Exams:
- PTE
- IELTS
- TOEFL PBT
- TOEFL iBT
A minimum of six Leaving Certificate subjects at Grade 06/H7, to include the subjects English OR Irish AND the subject Mathematics. In addition, applicants must present at least two subjects at grade H5.
Minimum of O6 or H7 in Mathematics and minimum of O6 or H7 in one of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics with Chemistry or Agricultural Science
Career opportunities
As a DCU Health and Society graduate, you will be well placed for a future career in a health-related profession or for work in overseas development, community development and the voluntary sector.
The degree also provides a good entry route to postgraduate study if you hope to pursue a career in an area like like speech therapy, occupational therapy, or medicine and health promotion.
Community Development
Further Education
Healthcare
Overseas Development
Voluntary Sector




