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| Course Location | Dublin |
| Course Category | Science & the Built Environment |
| Awarding Body | TU Dublin |
| Course Start Date | 1st January 1970 |
| Course Duration | 2.5-3 |
| Entry Requirements | If you are under 23 years old on 1 January you must have achieved Grade D3 in five Leaving Certificate subjects, including Mathematics and English or Irish or a FETAC Level 5 qualification or equivalent unless otherwise stated. That is 5 subjects: O6/H7, English or Irish: O6/H7 and Mathematics: O5/H7, or better to apply for year one of this programme. A mature student must be over 23 years on 1st January of year of application. All applicants must have competence in spoken and written English. Eligible candidates may be interviewed. |
| Career Path | This accredited engineering qualification will lead to employment in the many companies operating in high technology industries. It is the first step in attaining a degree in Electronic Engineering from TU Dublin. |
| Course Code | TU003 |
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