Fire Safety Engineering
Bachelor of Science
Sonraí an Chúrsa
Course Code | LY_CFIRD_D |
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Céim | 7 |
Fad ama | 1.5 years |
Creidmheasanna | 60 |
Modh Seachadta | Blended |
Suímh campais | Donegal – Letterkenny |
Modh Seachadta | Páirtaimseartha |

Forbhreathnú Cúrsa
This is a specialised ordinary degree programme that focusses on the principles, techniques and advanced knowledge related to fire safety and fire protection engineering. The rationale for pursuing a BSc in Fire Safety Engineering can be driven by several factors including career advancement, specialisation, regulatory compliance, public safety, disaster preparedness, demand for experts and environmental concerns.
The BSc in Fire Safety Engineering aims to satisfy the growing demand for graduates with the skills required to work on areas such as: safety and risk mitigation, complex structures, changing fire and Building Regulations, environmental requirements, growing complexity of industrial installations, public awareness, and emergency response and disaster management.
This BSc in Fire Safety Engineering will help address the skills gap that currently exists in the Fire Safety Engineering industry, ensuring that there are enough trained professionals to meet the growing demands of industry and regulation.
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Scrúdú agus Measúnú
– Individual Assignments
– Group Assignments
– Online class/lab tests
– Presentations/demonstrations
Riachtanas Tinrimh ar an gCampas
In addition, written examinations (3 -4) will be held on-campus (Letterkenny or Galway) in December, March and June.
Dul chun cinn
On successful completion of this programme, graduates can apply for progression to the Bachelor of Science (Hons ) in Fire Safety Engineering Level 8 (Blended) programme.
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Riachtanais Iontrála
Applicants are required to have an NFQ Level 6 minimum qualification in a cognate construction/ engineering discipline such as Civil Engineering, Building Services or Fire Engineering; Construction Management, Building Surveying or Architectural Technology.
Applicants who do not have a cognate qualification but have significant relevant experience may also be eligible for consideration via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) which includes a combination of education, training, and work experience. RPL are be considered in accordance with ATU’s RPL Policy.
Applicants from Local Authority Fire Services can access the course through completion of a QQI L6 special purpose award supplemented by 5 years relevant Fire Service prior experience.
Táillí
Total Fees EU: €3000
Students completing the course over 18 months (1 academic year plus one semester) instead of over a calendar year (four 10 week sessions), may be eligible for SUSI funding. Applicants may also apply to Skillnet for funding.
Tuilleadh eolais faoi tháillíGairmeacha
There is a national and worldwide shortage of suitably qualified fire safety engineers and technologists. Graduates will be able to seek employment in fire engineering consultancies, architecture practices, the fire service, local authorities, fire & evacuation consultancies, regulatory authorities and the insurance industry.
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This course will appeal to those working in sectors such as construction, engineering, or the fire industry and services who are looking to enhance their qualifications and progress in their career. Graduates will have sufficient knowledge to be fully prepared to embark on a career in Fire Safety Consultancy, Building Control (Fire Authority Fire Prevention Officer) or related career paths in the wider fire safety industry.
Eolas Teagmhála
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
Head of Department: Anne Boner
T: +353 (0)74 918 6403
E: Anne.Boner@atu.ie
Online Student Advisor
Tricia Fitzpatrick
T: +353 71 930 5346
E: tricia.fitzpatrick@atu.ie
Civil Engineering and Construction