Upload
others
View
5
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
1
Liberal Arts & Sciences Degree Program 2015/16
The UCD Liberal Arts & Sciences Program is a four year degree that mirrors the American university educational system. Students are offered the time and space to explore different areas of study and interest, while building Stage one degree requirements, before settling on their degree of choice in Year two or three. The requirement to study in different subject areas gives students a broad intellectual perspective on their undergraduate education and challenges them to understand that there are many ways to research and ultimately understand the world around them. This breadth of study in the natural and social sciences, arts, and business is intended to enrich the undergraduate experience and complement intensive study in the students’ majors. Through this process, students have the opportunity to discover subjects and ideas that may become lifetime interests, or that offer the creative stimulus to view their chosen degree from different perspectives. Architecture (Bachelor of Architectural Science), Arts (Bachelor of Arts), Social Science (Bachelor of Social Science), and Business (Bachelor of Commerce) degrees can be declared at the end of your second year at UCD. If your choice is a Science (Bachelor of Science) degree, this must be declared at the end of first year.
Liberal Arts & Sciences Degree Program Structure
Outline for Progression to Bachelor of Architectural Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Social Science, & Bachelor of Commerce
1st Year: You have a degree of flexibility to register for Stage one modules across Architecture, Arts, Human Science, Social Science, Business, and Science. 2nd Year: Your choice of courses focuses on a degree preference (BSc ArchSc, BA, BSocSc or BComm) to ensure that sufficient credits are taken in the area to ensure progression into desired program for Year 3. In the 2nd Semester of second year you have the option to participate in non-EU exchange opportunities – providing you meet the grade requirements. At the end of second year, you must declare your major. You will then transfer into one of the degree programs. 3rd Year: Progression into existing UCD degree track. 4th Year: Complete degree program.
Outline for Progression to Bachelor of Science
1st Year: Student has a degree of flexibility to register for Stage one modules across Arts, Human Science, Social Science, Business and Science. Declaration of Science degree intention at the end of semester one. 2nd Year: Progression into existing UCD Science degree track. 4th Year: Complete Science degree programme.
2
Program Structure for Bachelor of Architectural Science Degree Program
Structure for Year One
Semester 1: Indicative Module List
Semester 2: Indicative Module List
1 IRST30150 Ireland Uncovered 1 ARCT10070 Survey Course 1
2 HUM10030 Introduction to Humanities 2 CVEN10020 Theory & Design of Structures I
3 SCI10010 Principles of Scientific Enquiry 3 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
5 ARCT10130 Architectural Studies Studio 5 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
6 ARCT10090 Perspectives on Architecture 6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
UCD Liberal Arts & Sciences Program
3
Descriptions of Architectural Science modules (courses) for Level 1 can be found at: www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm Select 2015/16 modules. Under category tab select Architecture, under subject tab select your preferred subject area, e.g. Architecture, under level tab select Level 1. In Year 1, students are required to take four core architecture modules listed in the table below (Row 1). In Year 2, students must complete the remaining core architectural modules listed in row 2 In Year 3, students progress into Stage 2 of Bachelor of Architectural Science Program
Architectural Science Stage One list*
ARCT10130 - Architectural Studies Studio I
ARCT10070 - Survey Course I
ARCT10090 - Perspectives on Architecture
CVEN10020 - Theory & Design of Structures I
ARCT10140 - Architectural Studies Studio II
ARCT10030 - Architecture & its Environment
ARCT10120 - Into Practice
ARCT10020 - Architectural Design II
ARCT10040 - Introduction to Building Envelope
Program Structure for Bachelor of Arts Degree Program
Structure for Year One
Semester 1: Indicative Module List
Semester 2: Indicative Module List
1 IRST30150 Ireland Uncovered 1 Arts module from Stage one list
2 HUM10030 Introduction to Humanities 2 Arts module from Stage one list
3 SCI10010 Principles of Scientific Enquiry 3 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4 Arts module from Stage one list 4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
5 Business module from Stage one list 5 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4
6 Social Science module from Stage one list 6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
Descriptions of Arts modules (courses) for Level 1 can be found at: www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm Select 2015/16 modules. Under category tab select Arts & Humanities, under subject tab select your preferred subject area, e.g. English, History etc, under level tab select Level 1. In Year 2, students should begin to focus on their intended major once they enter into the normal degree track. For the BA, 2 subjects are chosen for joint honours. If you are planning to study abroad in Semester 2 of your second year, please note that your grades from year one will determine your eligibility to study abroad. Please note that only non-EU destinations are available.
In Year 3, students progress into Stage 2 of Bachelor of Arts Program.
Arts/Human Science Stage One list*
ENG10090 -Coming of Age Narratives
ENG10030 -Literary Genre
IRST30150 - Ireland Uncovered
IRST10010 -Introduction to Irish Studies
IRST10020 - Intro Irish Cultural Studies
IRFL10010 - Introduction to Folklore
CCIV10030 - The British Celts
IRFL10020 - Folklore & the Imagination
IR10050 - Irish for Beginners
CCIV10020 - Early Christian Ireland
CCIV10010 - Pagan Celts
LING10020 - Lang Acquisition & Disruption
LING10010 - Language Use and Communication
LING10040 - Words and Sentences
LING10030 - Sounds in Language
LING10050 - Introduction to Linguistics
WEL10020 - Intro to Welsh Lang & Cult II
WEL10010 - Intro to Welsh Lang & Cult I
FS10030 - Film Style and Aesthetics
FS10040 - Film Sound - An Introduction
DRAM10030 - The Theatrical Event
DRAM10010 - Theatre Context and Convention
FS10010 - Perspectives on Film I
FS10020 - Perspectives on Film II
FS10030 - Film Style and Aesthetics
ARCH20170 -Discovering Ireland: Landscape and Heritage
ARCH10020 - Out of the Distant Past
ARCH10010 - Exploring Archaeology
ARCH10050 - Intro Archaeology of Ireland
ARCH10060 - Into the Recent Past
HIS10070 - The Making of Modern Europe: 1500-2000
HIS10080 - Rome to Renaissance
HIS10100 - Contested Island
HIS10220 - Life in the Republic
HIS10260 - Culture in 1930s Ireland
HIS10250 - Protestant in a Catholic State
HIS10270 - The Holy Grail
MUS10110 -Musicianship
MUS10120 -Music, Culture and Society
SOC10010 - Foundations of Sociology
SSJ10020 - Global Justice
SOC10030 - Irish Culture and Society
SOC10020 - Introduction to Sociology
SOC10040 - Sociology in Practice
SSJ10060 - Inequality in Irish Society
SSJ10010 - Human Rights & Social Justice
SSJ20110 - Gender, Power & Politics
AH10040 - Tools of Art History
AH10050 - European Art I
AH10060 - European Art II
5
ECON10040 - Economics and Society
ECON10020 - Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON10010 - Principles of Microeconomics
ECON10030 - Intro to Quantitative Economics
ECON10270 -Business Economics
ECON10270 -Business Economics
IS10010 - Intro to Info & Social Computing
IS10030 - Information Design
IS10050 - Digital Judgement
IS10040 - Information Society: Papyrus
PHIL10030 - Intro to Modern Philosophy
PHIL10040 - Intro to Moral Philosophy
PHIL10070 - Intro to Greek Philosophy
PHIL10100 -Existentialism & Humanity
PHIL10110 The Search for Meaning
GRK10110 -Ancient Greek Language Begin I
GRK10120 -Ancient Greek Language Begin II
GRC10120 - Ancient Greece: An Introduction
GRC10130 -Ancient Rome: An Introduction
GRC10150 -Classical Art and Archaeology
LAT10110 -Beginners' Latin I
LAT10120 - Beginners' Latin II
GRC10140 - Classical Myth: An Intro
PSY10050 -Introduction to Psychology
PSY10090 -Introduction to Applied Psychology
PSY10080 -Introduction to Social Psychology
INRL10040 Intro toInternational Politics
POL10020 - Intro to Political Theory
POL10010 - Introduction to Irish Politics
POL10120 - Globalisation and Development
SLL10020 - The Shaping of Europe I
SLL10030 - The Shaping of Europe II
FR10060 - French Grammar & Comprehension
FR10070 - French Grammar & Expression
I
II GER10010 - German Language I a
GER10020 - German Language I b
GER10030 - German Textual Analysis
GER10050 - German Political Culture
GER10060 - Intro to German Linguistics
PORT10020 - Portuguese Language I a
GER10110 - German Beginners B
GER10120 - Spoken German for Beginners
ITAL10080 - Making Italy
ITAL10020 - Italian Language I a
TAL10030 - Italian Language I b
SPAN10010 - Spanish Language I a
SPAN10130 - Spanish Society & Culture
PORT10030 - Portuguese Language I b
SPAN10140 - Intensive ab initio Spanish I a
PORT10050 - Let's Talk Portuguese
SPAN10050 - Spanish Language I
SPAN10090 - Comunicacion Oral
SPAN10110 - Reading Hispanic Texts
SPAN10150 - Intensive ab initio Spanish I b
* Module lists are subject to change.
6
Program Structure for Bachelor of Social Science Degree Program
Structure for Year One
Semester 1: Indicative Module List
Semester 2: Indicative Module List
1 IRST30150 Ireland Uncovered 1 Social Science module from Stage one list
2 SCI10010 Principles of Scientific Enquiry 2 Social Science module from Stage one list
3 Social Science module from Stage one list 3 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4 Social Science module from Stage one list 4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
5 Business module from Stage one list 5 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
6 Arts module from Stage one list 6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
Descriptions of Social Science modules (courses) for Level 1 can be found at: www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm Select 2015/16 modules. Under category tab select Social Sciences, under subject tab select your preferred subject area, e.g. Sociology, Politics and International Relations etc, under level tab select Level 1. If you are planning to study abroad in Semester 2 of your second year, please note that your grades from Year one will determine your eligibility to study abroad. Please note that only non-EU destinations are available. In Year 3, students progress into Stage 2 of Bachelor of Social Sciences Program.
Social Science Stage One Module List*
SOC10010 - Foundations of Sociological Thought
SOC10020 -Introduction to Sociology
SPOL10030 -Exploring Contemporary Social Policy
SPOL10180 -History & Development of Social Policy
SOC10030 -Contemporary Irish Culture and Society
SPOL10020 - Irish Social Policy and the Welfare State
SOC10040 - Sociology in Practice
SPOL10010 - Social Policy Theories and Concepts I
* Module lists are subject to change.
7
Program Structure for Bachelor of Commerce Degree Program
Structure for Year One
Semester 1: Indicative Module List
Semester 2: Indicative Module List
1 IRST30150 Ireland Uncovered 1 Business module from Stage one list
2 SCI10010 Principles of Scientific Enquiry 2 Business module from Stage one list
3 SBUS10090 Effective Learning & Development 3 Business module from Stage one list
4 Business module from Stage one list 4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
5 Business module from Stage one list 5 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
Descriptions of Business modules (courses) for Level 1 can be found at: www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm Select 2015/16 modules. Under category tab select Business, under subject tab select your preferred subject area, e.g., Marketing, Finance etc, under level tab select Level 1. If you are planning to study abroad in Semester 2 of your second year, please note that your grades from Year one will determine your eligibility to study abroad. Please note that only non-EU destinations are available. In Year 3, students progress into Stage 2 of Bachelor of Commerce Program. Please note that to move into the Bachelor of Commerce Program, students must complete all 11 Stage one Business modules listed over the first two years.
Business Stage One list*
MATH10030 - Business Maths
ECON10020 - Principles of Macroeconomics
SBUS10050 - Data Analysis for Decision Makers
LAW10400 - Business Law
BMGT10170 - Inside Organisations
ACC10040 - Financial Accounting I
SBUS10040 - Foundations of Management
MIS10050 - ICT in Business
SBUS10080 - Business in Society
SBUS10060 - Business Live
8
Thought
SBUS10090 - Effective Learning and Development
* Module lists are subject to change.
Program Structure for Bachelor of Science Degree Program
Structure for Year One
Semester 1: Indicative Module List
Semester 2: Indicative Module List
1 IRST30150 Ireland Uncovered 1 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
2 SCI10010 Principles of Scientific Enquiry 2 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
3 SBUS10090 Effective Learning & Development or HUM10030 Introduction to Arts
3 Science module from Stage one list
4 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
4 Science module from Stage one list
5 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
5 Science module from Stage one list
6 Architecture/Arts/Social Science/ Business/Science module from Stage one list
6 Science module from Stage one list
Descriptions of Science modules (courses) for Level 1 can be found at: www.ucd.ie/students/course_search.htm Select 2015/16 modules. Under category tab select Science, under subject tab select your preferred subject area, e.g., Biology, Physics etc, under level tab select Level 1. If you have a Science degree intention, you will be required to take 20 Science credits in Semester two and will progress to Stage 2 at the end of Year one*.
In Year 2, students progress into Stage 2 of Bachelor of Science Program.
9
Science Stage One list*
SCI10010 - Principles of Scientific Enquiry
STAT10050 - Introduction to Statistical Modelling
STAT10060 - Statistical Modelling
MATH00010 - Introduction to Mathematics
MATH10310 - Calculus for Science
BIOL00010 - Fundamentals of Biology
BIOL10110 - Cell Biology & Genetics
CHEM10050 - Organic Chemistry & Chemical Biology
MATH10290 - Linear Algebra for Science
GEOL10020 - Earth Science & Materials
ACM10090 - Climate Change: Causes and Consequences
CHEM00010 - Introductory Chemistry
PHYC10050 - Astronomy & Space Science
PHYC10070 - Foundations of Physics
Students who intend to progress into the BSc should consider selecting additional Science modules
from the list below
BIOL10090 -Organisms & Environment
BMOL10030 - Biomedical Science
BIOL10100 - Diversity of Life
CHEM10100 - Aspects of Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology
CHEM10040 - The Molecular World
ACM10060 - Introduction to Applied & Computational Maths
ACM10080 - Applied Maths: Methods and Applications
MATH10340 - Linear Algebra in Mathematics & Physics
PHYC10080 - Frontiers of Physics
COMP10010 - Introduction to Programming I
COMP10020 - Introduction to Programming II
* Module lists are subject to change.