School of Science and Computing

A broad range of courses with a strong emphasis on practical skills.

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Courses

Applied Biology and Biopharmaceutical Science

Applied Biology and Biopharmaceutical Science (Hons)

Applied Freshwater and Marine Biology

Applied Freshwater and Marine Biology (Hons)

Applied Marine Conservation (MSc)

Applied Sport and Exercise Nutrition (MSc)

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science (Hons)

Common Science (Undenominated)

Computing and Digital Media

Computing and Digital Media (Hons)

Computing and Digital Media (Hons, Add-on)

Computing (Data Analytics) - ICT SKILLS/SPRINGBOARD+

Computing (Software Development) - ICTSKILLS/SPRINGBOARD+

Conservation Behaviour (MSc)

Forensic Science and Analysis (Hons)

Foundation Studies Diploma – Science, Engineering and Technology

Marine Biological Resources (International MSc)

Medical Device Technology (Cert, Daytime)

Medical Science (Hons)

Physics and Instrumentation

Physics and Instrumentation (Hons)

Public Health Nutrition (Hons)

Quality (Cert, Part Time)

Quality for Industry

Quality for Industry (Add-On, Hons)

Quality for Industry - Statistics & Management (Cert, Part Time)

Quality for the Medical Device Industry - SPRINGBOARD+

Quality Management (Cert, Daytime)

Quality & Regulatory Affairs (Cert, Part Time)

Software Development

Software Development (Hons)

Software Development (Hons, Add-on)

Sport and Exercise Science (Hons)

Web Technologies & Programming

Student Stories

Applied Biology and Biopharmaceutical Science Graduate - Marc McDonnell

Freshwater and Marine Biology Graduate - Imelda Hehir

Medical Science Graduate - Joanne O’Shaughnessy

Medical Science Student - Bridget Melley

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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

- Depar tment 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.

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Dr Debbie Corcoran

Awareness of antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance in a west of Ireland third-level student population.

Researchers Dr Debbie Corcoran, Dr Sheila Faherty and Sandy Bakankio BSc, Department of Biopharmaceutical and Medical Science, GMIT, in collaboration with members of the HSE’s national Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Control team (AMRIC) - surveillance scientist Maria Molloy and Communicat

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Dr Lisa Ryan, GMIT

Food for Thought

(Interview with Dr Lisa Ryan, Department of Natural Sciences, GMIT)

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Dr Trevor Clohessy, Department of Enterprise and Technology, GMIT School of Business, and co-author of the study published in the journal Information Technology & People, which is available on request.

Researchers find benefits of fitapps depend on users' motivation

A study into how fitness apps can affect users, conducted by Dr Trevor Clohessy, GMIT School of Business, and Dr Eoin Whelan, Cairnes School of Business and Economics, NUIG, has found the apps can lead to both positive and negative wellbeing outcomes, depending on the person’s social motivation f

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Students attending a recent campus event in the Dept of Nursing, Health Sciences and Social Care, GMIT Mayo.

GMIT Mayo offers brand new course in Community Development and Youth Work

GMIT Mayo’s Department of Nursing and Health Sciences is pleased to announce a brand-new CAO course, the Bachelor of Arts in Community Development and Youth Work, which commences in September this year in the Mayo campus.

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