University of Limerick

The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning programme at the University of Limerick builds strong foundations in programming, data, and mathematical methods for modern AI. You can also complete an integrated work placement during the programme to apply your learning in a real-world setting.

• Programme title: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• Level: Undergraduate (with options to exit at bachelor level or progress to a master’s pathway, depending on programme regulations)
• Work placement: Integrated cooperative education/work placement component (commonly during the third year)
• Delivery: On-campus (University of Limerick)
• Language of instruction: English
• Credits: Not specified in the current record
• Duration: Typically 4–5 years depending on exit route (bachelor exit or progression to master’s)
• Application deadlines / start dates: Check the University of Limerick programme page for the latest intake dates

Programme Structure

The curriculum is designed to build technical depth in AI and machine learning while developing strong foundations in programming, systems, and mathematical thinking. You will study a mix of core modules and applied learning, with an integrated work placement component.

Indicative modules may include:

• Object-Oriented Development
• Operating Systems
• Artificial Intelligence for Games
• Database Systems
• Vector Analysis

Work placement (co-operative education): During the programme you may complete an 8-month placement to apply AI and software skills in a professional environment.

Exit and progression options: Depending on programme regulations, you may be able to exit after the fourth year with a bachelor’s degree, or continue for an additional year and progress to a master’s exit route.

Note: Module availability and sequencing can vary by academic year. Please confirm the latest curriculum on the University of Limerick programme website.

Academic requirements

We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.

English requirements

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120

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90

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61

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6.5

Other requirements

General requirements

• Applicants are required to hold at the time of enrolment the established Leaving Certificate (or an approved equivalent) with a minimum of six subjects which must include: Two H5 (Higher Level) grades and Four O6 (Ordinary Level) grades or four H7 (Higher Level) grades. Subjects must include Irish or another language, and English.
• In addition, applicants must hold a minimum grade H3 in Mathematics.

Work after graduation (Ireland)

Check for any work restrictions

After completing your programme in Ireland, you may be eligible to apply for a graduate work permission, subject to meeting the relevant immigration requirements at the time of application.

• Eligibility: You must have successfully completed your degree programme in Ireland and hold the appropriate permission status to apply from within Ireland (where applicable).
• Duration: The graduate work permission is typically granted for a limited period (commonly up to 12 months) to allow graduates to seek employment or start a business. Exact duration depends on the rules in force for your qualification and circumstances.
• Work conditions: You must comply with the conditions attached to your permission, including any requirements related to employment type and reporting obligations.
• Updates to rules: Immigration policies can change. Always verify the latest guidance from the Irish immigration authorities before applying.

For the most accurate information for your situation, confirm the current graduate permission rules with the University of Limerick international office and the relevant government website.