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Demand for dentistry and law courses increases, while languages and journalism falls

College courses in law, veterinary, and dentistry are proving popular with prospective students this year, while demand for languages and journalism courses has dropped.

Demand for dentistry and law courses increases, while languages and journalism falls

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020 - 16:47

Jess Casey

A date is yet to be confirmed for Round 1 CAO offers. Photo Leon Farrell/RollingNews.ie

College courses in law, veterinary, and dentistry are proving popular with prospective students this year, while demand for languages and journalism courses has dropped.

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