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  Technical Writing - Graduate Certificate


Online University of Limerick    Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Part time See Course Other, PGCert 2 years part time
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The Technical Writing Graduate Certificate offered by the University of Limerick is a flexible and comprehensive programme designed for individuals interested in the field of technical communication. This distance learning course provides a thorough understanding of the theory and practice of technical writing, covering areas such as graphics, layout, and design. Graduates will gain the skills to create instructional materials, utilize multimedia applications, and manage complex projects. A primary degree in any discipline is typically required for admission, although applicants with relevant work experience can also be considered. Upon completion, graduates will be qualified for various roles including technical writing, editing, web design, and technology journalism.

About the course

Technical communication is a fast-growing discipline worldwide, as communication media become more pervasive and technology more complex. The University of Limerick pioneered a full-time programme in technical communication in 1995. Since September 2001, UL has offered a Graduate Certificate in Technical Writing by distance learning.

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For additional information on the application process, please email . For information on programme content and structure, please contact the Programme Director, Elaine Walsh, at 

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Entry Requirements

Normally, a primary degree in any discipline is required for admission to the course. Prior experience working as a technical writer or instructional designer will also be an advantage. Applicants lacking a formal degree can apply to be considered through RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) using the standard application form, but they must provide evidence of relevant prior learning and experience.

Applicants must have a high standard of written English.




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