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Pre-University Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Science 5M3807

Dunboyne College of Further Education
Course Info - CERTIFICATION • Level 5 Applied Science Laboratory Techniques 5M3807 What is Pre-University Biomedical and Pharmaceutical […]
Further Education and PLC, Level 5 QQI

Pharmaceutical Science Level 5

Drogheda Institute of Further Education
Course Info - This course is designed to develop skills and competence to work as a laboratory scientist. […]
Further Education and PLC, Level 5 QQI

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Food Science and Nutrition: Pre-University Science, Level 5

Duration: This is a Full-time one-year course, which runs from September to May.  Exact details of the timetable will be given out to students during the induction process prior to class commencement in September. Overview: This course is suitable for students who are interested in preparing for a career as[...]

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