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Maynooth University Undergraduate Handbook 2015

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Bachelor of Science in Theoretical Physics & Mathematics<br />

or Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics MH206 (continued)<br />

Bachelor of Science in Biological<br />

& Biomedical Sciences MH208<br />

242 – 243<br />

Why is the BSc in Biological and Biomedical Sciences for me<br />

What can I do after my degree<br />

Graduates well-trained in mathematical science are<br />

always in demand. A degree in Theoretical Physics<br />

and Mathematics from <strong>Maynooth</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />

not only provides specialist knowledge, it also<br />

trains graduates to think logically and clearly.<br />

Areas where these skills are highly sought<br />

after include finance and banking, insurance,<br />

the civil service, teaching, industrial and<br />

commercial management, administration and<br />

technical, scientific and engineering work in<br />

industry and in research and development.<br />

what our students say - stephen mcguire<br />

“I began my degree in Mathematical Physics and<br />

Mathematics in <strong>Maynooth</strong> in 2010 and immediately<br />

Contact<br />

Department of Mathematical Physics,<br />

Room 1.11, Science Building, North Campus<br />

Tel: +353 1 708 3774<br />

Email: mharte@thphys.nuim.ie<br />

www.maynoothuniversity.ie/mathematical-physics<br />

Department of Mathematics & Statistics,<br />

Room 207, Logic House, South Campus<br />

Email: support@maths.nuim.ie<br />

Tel: +353-1-708 3914<br />

www.maynoothuniversity.ie/maths<br />

If you are interested in theoretical physics and<br />

mathematics you might also like our degrees in<br />

Physics with Astrophysics....page 234<br />

Science....page 223<br />

You are interested in<br />

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studying life – from the fundamental<br />

building blocks of our genes to the<br />

largest animals that inhabit our planet<br />

how living things work - how<br />

they interact with one another<br />

and their surroundings, and<br />

how they change and evolve<br />

the application of biological<br />

science to medical use<br />

using analytical and technical procedures<br />

to monitor and improve human health<br />

and to diagnose and investigate disease<br />

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studying the science that is<br />

broadly similar to the pre-clinical<br />

component of a medical degree<br />

learning how to ask questions, make<br />

observations, and analyse evidence –<br />

in theory work and through practical<br />

laboratory sessions – and to present<br />

and communicate your findings clearly<br />

developing your computer<br />

literacy and research skills<br />

loved it. The lecturers were fantastic and made the<br />

material both interesting and accessible. I found<br />

myself instantly drawn to the material, constantly in<br />

awe at the beauty of concepts I never even imagined<br />

to exist. To add to the departments’ credit, they<br />

were very helpful and provide a friendly and open<br />

environment. Overall I consider myself very lucky<br />

for having chosen to come to <strong>Maynooth</strong> and I highly<br />

recommend it to any students considering it”.<br />

In addition to the<br />

<strong>Maynooth</strong> Entrance<br />

Scholarship available to<br />

students with at least 525<br />

points, Darré Bursaries are awarded<br />

to BA Mathematics students on a<br />

competitive basis, based on Leaving<br />

Certificate mathematics marks and on<br />

satisfactory course participation.<br />

Further prizes and scholarships<br />

are available for competition<br />

in each year.<br />

Stephen McGuire, Student

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