Dundalk Institute of Technologys taught Masters programme in Music Technology, is designed for graduates seeking to combine technological competence with musical creativity and is a response to the increasing demand from Artists, Scientists, Educationalists, and the wider music industry, and digital media sector, for courses which bridge the traditionally perceived Arts-Science divide to produce graduates conversant in both new technologies and their creative application.
Comprising taught and research components, the programme is modular and structured over three semesters. The taught component of the programme (Semesters 1 and 2) consists of mandatory and elective modules, the latter offering the student the opportunity to follow a pathway through the course which reflects his/her personal interests. The student has a completely free choice of elective modules, the only requirement being that five modules in total must be taken in each semester
| College | Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) |
| Course ID | 137948 |
| Course Location | Dundalk, Louth |
| Course Qualification | Masters Degree |
| Course Duration | 1 year |
| Course Fee | POA |
| Course Code | DK_HMUSC_R |
The aim of this taught Master Degree programme is to produce graduates with an advanced level of theoretical knowledge and practice, with highly developed research capability, innovation and entrepreneurial skills to enable their professional development in the IT industry.
This 12-week part-time course aims to support nurses/midwives/Health and Social Care Professionals (HSCPs) in enhancing their knowledge, skills and understanding of the core principles of palliative care.
This taught, 2-semester online Masters Programme programme is rooted in Irish traditional music while also exploring outwards into the neighbouring traditions which have impacted on Irish music.
This 2 semester, 10-credit programme has been developed in collaboration with Teagasc Ballyhaise Agricultural College.
