The Bachelor of Education in Technology, Engineering and Graphics (Post-Primary) at Dublin City University is designed for aspiring educators passionate about inspiring the next generation in vital STEM fields. You will explore the dynamic interplay between design, technology, and engineering, developing the pedagogical skills to effectively teach subjects like graphics, manufacturing technology, and electronics. This undergraduate degree equips you with a deep understanding of curriculum development, educational theories, and practical teaching methodologies, preparing you to address the evolving needs of post-primary education in Ireland and beyond.
This full-time, four-year programme is delivered on campus, with the initial two years at the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) Athlone campus, followed by two years at DCU's Institute of Education. You will engage in a rich blend of theoretical learning and practical application, including microteaching, school placements, and a capstone project. You will develop expertise in areas such as descriptive geometry, ICT, and design realisation, culminating in advanced school placements and a research project. You will graduate with the confidence and competence to excel as a technology and graphics teacher in post-primary schools.