GMIT's School of Science and Computing offers a broad range of undergraduate degree programmes, and is comprised of three departments:
- Department of Biopharmaceutical & Medical Science
- Department of Computer Science & Applied Physics
- Department of Natural Sciences
We place a strong emphasis on active investigation, giving students the opportunity to acquire research skills through practical projects and work placements.
This style of learning helps in developing graduate skills and attributes that are attractive to employers.
Read more about studying Science at GMIT.
Work Placements
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![L to R: Dr Debbie Corcoran (left), lecturer in Medical Science, GMIT School of Science & Computing, Kate Dever, winner of the President’s Prize, and Dr Brigid Lucey, President of the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine. [Photo courtesy of ACSLM and MLSA].](https://www.gmit.ie/sites/default/files/public/styles/press-release-thumbnail/public/press-release-images/pp-winner-katherine-kate-dever-gmit-lecturer-debbie-corcoran-and-president-brigid-lucey.jpg?itok=w_DGO87F "L to R: Dr Debbie Corcoran (left), lecturer in Medical Science, GMIT School of Science & Computing, Kate Dever, winner of the President’s Prize, and Dr Brigid Lucey, President of the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine. [Photo courtesy of ACSLM and MLSA].")
