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4 Physics courses are taught at 2 universities in Ireland; the most common length is 1 + 3 Years. The list starts with courses at University of Galway and Dublin City University.
University of Galway — University of Galway offers a Bachelor of Science (Physics). The course covers fundamental physics and mathematics in year 1, then modern physics topics such as mechanics...
Dublin City University — Physics General Entry at Dublin City University is an undergraduate NFQ Level 8 course for students interested in how science answers major questions. In first year, you...
Dublin City University — Dublin City University’s BSc Physics with Astronomy trains you in physics and mathematics, with foundations in Space Science and Astronomy. The degree covers advanced top...
Dublin City University — Dublin City University’s Physics with Data Analytics is a BSc degree that combines physics with data analytics tools. Students study physics, maths, programming, machine...
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2 of these universities hold a QS World position, from #273 (University of Galway) to #410 (Dublin City University); they are listed first, in that order. The rest are ordered by research impact. University of Galway has the largest research record in this group, with 3,126,283 citations and an h-index of 491.
The usual length is 1 + 3 Years and First Year Only. 100% are full-time. Dublin City University offers the widest choice, with 3 of these courses.
University of Galway (QS World #273) and Dublin City University (QS World #410) lead this list. QS World positions come first; the rest are ranked by research impact.
Of those with published fees, Dublin City University is the least expensive at about USD 20,000 a year. Fees are indicative — confirm on the university's site.
Most listed courses run 1 + 3 Years, with First Year Only the next most common.
Dublin City University, with 3, ahead of University of Galway (1).
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