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Leaving Certificate Minimum Number of |
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Subjects |
Higher |
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6 |
2 H5 |
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Minimum Grade in |
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Maths |
English OR Irish |
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F2/O6/H7 |
O6/H7 |
On the CAO application, the student applies for TU932 Bachelor of Business (Honours) (General Entry).
Following entry to TU Dublin, the student transfers to the Level 8 course:
- TU916 International Business
(23+) are welcome. Further details at www.tudubin.ie/mature
The International Business Degree is designed to create a ‘Business Ready’ Graduate. Students will be dynamic and resourceful business people who are multi skilled, culturally sensitive and internationally aware. You will study a range of business and cultural topics and develop essential business skills in Innovation, Enterprise, Communication, Information Technology, Teamwork and Problem Solving—all vital for success in today’s global business environment.
Most importantly the focus is on you, the student. One of our core Pathways is all about your personal development, creating your core competencies to enable you to flourish in a services innovation based economy. You can choose to study a Language or if you prefer study another exciting business related module instead. The choice is yours.
- Graduate Job Titles:
Manager
Sales Manager
Business Development Executive
Bank Official
Consultant
Administrator
Account Manager
Marketing Executive
Marketing Manager - Graduate Employers:
Bank of Ireland
PWC
KPMG
AIB
Google
Facebook
LinkedIn
Citi Bank
Coca Cola
Pennys
*Languages are Elective
Semester 1
- Business Environment (Elective)
- Critical Skills Development
- Financial Accounting for Business Managers 1
- Principles of Business 1
- French 1 (Elective)
- German 1 (Elective)
- Data Skills & Information Technology
- Principles of Law
- Spanish 1 (Elective)
Semester 2
- Cross Cultural Management
- Europe in a Global Context
- Financial Accounting for Business Managers 2
- Principles of Business 2
- French 2 (Elective)
- German 2 (Elective)
- Data Technology in Organisations
- Business Law (Elective)
- Spanish 2 (Elective)
*Languages are Elective
Semester 3
- Behavioural Studies (Elective)
- French 3 (Elective)
- German 3 (Elective)
- Globalisation in Emerging Markets
- Enterprise Systems & Processes
- International Services Management
- Company Law (Elective)
- Management Accounting for Business Managers 1
- Human Resource Management
- Spanish (Elective)
Semester 4
- Economics for Business (Elective)
- French 4 (Elective)
- German 4 (Elective)
- Innovation & Entrepreneurship
- Business Processes and IS
- International Trade & Policy
- Management Accounting for Business Managers 2
- Marketing & Business Development (Elective)
- Spanish (Elective)
- Talent Development
*Languages are Elective
Semester 5
- Consumer Behaviour (Elective)
- Managing Digital Opportunity
- Professional Communications & Employment Preparation
- FRENCH COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS 5 (Elective)
- Financial Management 1
- Business Simulation
- German 6 (Elective)
- International Selling Strategies
- International Human Resource Management (Elective)
- Spanish 6 (Elective)
Semester 6
- Professional Placement
*Languages are Elective
Semester 7
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Executive Skills Development (Elective)
- French 7 (Elective)
- German 7 (Elective)
- Innovation (Elective)
- International Business Project Semester 7
- International Marketing and Export Management
- Spanish (Elective)
Semester 8
- Global Supply Chain and Logistics (Elective)
- French 8 (Elective)
- German 8 (Elective)
- Global Competitive Strategy
- International Business Project Semester 8
- International Trade Law
- International Business (Elective)
- Spanish (Elective)
Ciara Long, Graduate
"Business Management allowed me to develop a very broad skill set, including the ability to conduct interviews, be interviewed, confidence in public speaking, organisation and planning. The content and span of modules helped me to develop the passion for my subject and left me knowledgeable in a variety of business-related disciplines, e.g. Computer Software, Supply Chain Management, Innovation etc. This was very appealing to employers and secured me an internship straight out of college, which led to a permeant public sector job in one of Ireland’s utility companies. This gave me a year of real-world experience which is invaluable to my teaching now.
The people I met while at TU Dublin are friends for life. There is a real sense of community and belonging on campus. It’s the perfect place for guided education, which will boost your employment opportunities while also allowing for self-discovery. I liked that the lecturers where friendly, approachable and helpful throughout. The course itself was diverse and included an array of modules helpful to life in a business and now, as a teacher.
I cannot stress enough the sense of community at TU Dublin. As someone who struggled with the transition from post-primary to higher education TU Dublin was perfect for me. The lecturers where approachable and committed to giving practical education while also supporting you in whatever way you required”.