2.0k Bachelor's degrees in Ireland

This one-year Occupational Therapy - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University College Cork offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

Food Science and Nutrition (Hons) and Nutrition at the Atlantic Technological University is designed to build on knowledge gained in a level 7 BSc in Food Science and Nutrition and to broaden the scope and depth of this knowledge. It may be completed in one academic year (2 semesters) or on a part-time basis (ACCS).

Take your knowledge to new heights and gain the skills for a successful career in Aviation. Become a pilot, air traffic controller or take up exciting management roles in the aviation sector with the  Aviation Management with Pilot Studies degree delivered by Dublin City University.

The Podiatric Medicine degree from University of Galway prepares you for a professional career as a podiatrist, diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions of the foot and lower limb.

This Science (General) programme from South East Technological University will broaden your understanding of the world around you and give you the skills needed to approach matters in a reasoned and analytical manner.

Start your journey into the world of finance with this comprehensive and industry-backed Finance (Hons) degree from Griffith College.

The Chemical Sciences (Hons) programme at University College Cork provides a scientific understanding of molecules and how they react together, leading to exciting developments in the use of the advanced materials we see around us in the world. It is the study of the properties and behaviour of all matter.

If you’re passionate about biology, and want to combine it with some mathematics and data science, this Genetics and Genomics degree delivered by University of Galway might be for you!

The Arts - Portuguese (Hons) course at University College Cork allows you to study the language and culture of Portugal and of the Portuguese-speaking world (Lusofonia) through literature, art, theatre, film, music, history and media.

This Sustainable Farm Management and Agribusiness programme from South East Technological University provides students with a well-rounded degree that blends theory with hands-on learning across agri-science, agribusiness, and land-based training.

Learn the skills required to succeed as a modern day Music Producer with this unique, industry-focused Music Production (Hons) programme from Griffith College.

Discover how to support people with communication and swallowing disorders with the Speech and Language Therapy degree from University of Galway.

This Software Design with Digitalisation programme is offered by Technological University of the Shannon.

The Creative Design programme at the Atlantic Technological University gives students the skills and experience needed to become an industry-ready designer to work in many different areas to suit their design interests. 

The Robotics and Automation (Hons) course at the Atlantic Technological University equips graduates with the skills to work in high-tech manufacturing industries and is becoming one of the fastest growing career areas. 

The Communications and Media Production (Hons) degree from Griffith College aims to give students a foundation in an array of communications platforms, including social and digital media, photography, radio, investigative journalism, TV and video. The programme is perfect for students passionate about telling the stories that matter.

This one-year Film and Screen Media - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University College Cork offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

This one-year Law and Business - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at Maynooth University offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

The Journalism degree delivered by University of Galway is for curious, committed students who want to make a difference through journalism.

The Electronic and Computer Engineering course from the University of Limerick has been developed in conjunction with employers to meet the demand for graduates with strong skills in computer software and electronic hardware engineering, along with mathematical analysis abilities, to support current and emerging societal needs.