What is the negotiated learning program at UCD in Dublin for a Master's/MSc?
The Negotiated Learning Program at University College Dublin (UCD) is a flexible master's degree that lets you customize your studies to match your interests and career goals.
- Customizable curriculum: Choose modules across areas like programming, cloud computing, bioinformatics, machine learning, and more.
- Personalized learning path: After admission, you'll have a needs assessment to identify your strengths, gaps, and objectives, which guides your module selection.
- Interdisciplinary options: Access modules from other UCD schools, such as Business, Mathematics, Law, and Psychology.
- Industry-focused: The program emphasizes practical skills for diverse career paths.
Duration is typically one year full-time. Entry requires a relevant undergraduate degree, and tuition for the MSc Computer Science (Negotiated Learning) is €31,780/year (subject to change). This program is ideal if you want to design a course that fits your specific goals.
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