TU855 · Level 8 · 4 years

Science with Nanotechnology

Technological University Dublin - Grangegorman · Dublin

2026 Round 1 points

328

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About this course

This physics and chemistry degree focuses on nanotechnology, which works with structures smaller than 100 nanometres for use in electronics, sensors and computer chips. It is accredited by the Institute of Physics.

How long
4 years
What you study
You build a base in chemistry, physics, maths and programming, then study quantum physics, solid state physics, electronics, nanoscience, vacuum technology and lasers. In final year you do a research project and study nanoelectronics and nanophotonics.
Placement and abroad
There is an opportunity to do a work placement in a relevant industry in Year 3.
Where it can lead
Graduates work as lab technicians, researchers, scientific officers, production engineers and pharmaceutical product managers.
Who it suits
Suits students who enjoy physics and chemistry and are curious about very small structures and new technology.

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About Physical sciences

Covers fundamental physical principles and real-world applications

Exploring principles that govern the behavior of matter and energy. This field covers topics such as mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and quantum physics. Develop problem-solving skills, lab skills, and apply mathematical models to physics. E.g. Physics, Theoretical Physics, Nanotechnology, and Astrophysics.

Points history

2023328202432620253362026328

Round 1 points by year

YearRound 1Final (end of season)Middle student
2026328Published after the final round
2025 336341413
2024 326326499
2023 328328382

Round 1 is the points needed for a first-round offer. Final is the lowest points offered a place after all rounds. Middle student is the points of the student in the middle of everyone who got a place. * means not everyone on those points got a place (random selection). Source: CAO points lists.

Subject requirements

  • English or Irish: Higher H7 or Ordinary O6
  • Mathematics: Higher H7 or Ordinary O3
  • Nanotechnology TU Dublin: Higher H4

These are the course's own subject requirements. You also need to meet the college's general minimum entry requirements.

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