
see also
- What is Physics?
- Info for teachers/schools ?
- What is PBL?
- PBL in the Irish Times
- PBL & education research
- dit admissions office
- dit careers service
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If you want to read more about what Physics is all about, then please see the What is Physics? section. |
The School runs a number of ordinary degree and honours degree programmes in the physical sciences. Undergraduate programmes make use of e-learning in many areas and begin in first year with the teaching of physics through Problem-Based Learning which the School has pioneered through the work of the Physics Education Research Group. Later, industrial placement or the opportunity to travel abroad are available in Year 3 of all Level 8 Physics programmes (excluding Optimetry and Clinical Measurement).
Click through to the videos below for some detail on what you can expect when you study in the DIT School of Physics in any of our major disciplines.
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Basic details of the major programmes are outlined below but you should contact the DIT admissions office for entry requirements and further information.The School also has an active postgraduate research programme to MPhil and PhD level - details of openings and admission criteria, as well as research areas, can be found on the physics research pages.
Physics or Physics Related Degrees (click for more info):
- DT212 BSc (Ord) Science
- DT260 BSc (Ord) Industrial and Environmental Physics
- DT227 BSc (Hons) Science with Nanotechology
- DT222 BSc (Hons) Physics Techology
- DT229 BSc (Hons) Clinical Measurement Science
- DT235 BSc (Hons) Physics with Medical Physics and Bioengineering
- DT221 BSc (Hons) Physics with Energy & Environment
- DT224 BSc (Hons) Optometry
- DT219 BSc (Ord) Opthalmic Dispensing
- DT201 Bachelor of Science (Hons) General Entry Science





