Trinity MBA
University of Dublin, Trinity College
Programme Type: Full Time Course Information Entry Requirements: Contact: Tel: +353 1 8961024
Full Time MBA Start Dates: Min. GMAT Score : 500 Elaine Moore, Executive Officer Fax: +353 1 6799503
September Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score Trinity MBA Email:
TrinityMBA@tcd.ie
Joint Degree Programmes : 230 University of Dublin, Trinity College Web:
www.trinitymba.com
Offered: Programme Duration: Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 570 School of Business
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MBA Only 11 months Min. IELTS : 6.5 Trinity College
Min. Years of Work Experience : 3 Dublin 2
Specialisation by Function: Tuition Fee: Ireland mer
General Management EURO (€) 29500 / Per Course Application Fee :
EURO (€) 100
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Distinguishing Features
Student Profile
Among the distinctive features of the Trinity
MBA are its small class size and strong Name: Olga Gusak
international character. In this environment Position Director, Corporate Banking
participants experience a challenging Country of Origin: Ukraine
developmental process which builds Career History Having worked for 8 years in
character and competence, and fosters project management and raising finance for major
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practical knowledge and sound judgment. aviation and public infrastructure projects in Eastern
Europe and CIS, Olga - originally from Lviv, Ukraine,
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Programme Overview & Highlights - decided to broaden her understanding of strategic
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The Programme is full time and is organized business development and financial management.
in five modules:
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1. Trinity University - Communications, Back “After gathering
to Campus, Team/Leadership a lot of
2. Autumn - Seven Core Examinable Courses, information and
Project in the Social Entrepreneurship comparing many
Sector programmes, I
3. Winter - Seven Core Examinable Courses, chose the Trinity
Innovation/Business Startup Project, Into MBA because
Europe Week based in Leuven, Belgium it offered a
4. Spring - Five Core Examinable Courses, combination of a ope
Company Project, Master Classes one-year intensive
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5. Summer - Master Classes program, group-
work and real-life
The Trinity MBA provides each student company project
Trinity Dublin - Unique and Historic with work experience in 3 domains; the social experience in a well-rounded business programme
The Trinity campus is uniquely situated in the heart entrepreneurship sector, business start-up and focused on strategic business management. Such a
of Dublin and provides immediate access to the company projects. combination offered for me the best value for money
business and cultural life of one of Europe’s most I could find”.
dynamic cities; the capital of one of the worlds most At the core of the Trinity MBA, the Company Project
dynamic economies. allows participants to apply growing theoretical All my expectations were met and exceeded. The
Trinity College was one of the first European competence in practical situations over an eight programme gave me the opportunity to meet
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universities to offer an MBA programme in 1964 and month period. Groups of five or six participants and become friends with extraordinary people in
the Trinity MBA has developed continuously since work with, and report to, top management of a professional and personal terms, from many different
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then. In 1999 it became the first Irish programme to company on major strategic concerns facing their countries. The mix of cultures and different ways A
receive the prestigious international accreditation organizations. of thinking made the programme an extraordinary
from the Association of MBAs. and challenging one-time in a life experience.
Career Management The programme and Trinity’s faculty put the MBA
The Trinity MBA Programme Trinity College has a dedicated and highly successful class members in contact with several important
The Trinity MBA is a one-year full time programme Careers Advisory Service which works actively with Irish and multinational companies to continue our
which attracts participants of diverse backgrounds the MBA participants throughout the year in support professional careers.
from all over the world. of their career aspirations. The Trinity MBA has an
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The intensity of the one-year programme encourages international reputation. Ranked 70th globally Furthermore, in my case, the company project led to
the concentration and focus that a superior and 2nd globally in terms of value for money in the a future job – I was hired as a strategy consultant by
programme requires, at the same time allowing Financial Times. Major national and international Allied Irish Bank Group in Ireland, and after less than
career-minded individuals to earn a degree with organizations recruit from the class through annual a year became Director, Corporate Banking at AIB
a relatively short break from their working career. visits to campus and directly through the MBA CV Polish Division, managing a customer loan portfolio
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Graduates have effected significant career changes Book and networking events. of around Euro 1bln”.
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