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TAUGHT PROGRAMMES 2021

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Welcome to DCU, Ireland’s Sunday Times University of the Year 2021. We are a young, ambitious and innovative university with a mission to ‘transform lives and societies’. We are proud to rank among the Top 100 of the world’s young universities (QS and THE rankings) and among the top 2% of higher education institutions globally.

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