UCD Business
Bachelor of Commerce
BComm (Hons) (NFQ Level 8) CAO Code DN650 CAO Points Range 2014 490 — 605
Length of Course 3 Years (4 Years with optional internship) Places 235
Entry Requirements English ¬ Irish ¬ A third language ¬ Mathematics (Min OB3/HD3 in LC or equivalent) ¬ Two other recognised subjects
Leaving Certificate Passes in six subjects including those shown above, of which two must be minimum HC3
A-Level/GCSE See
www.ucd.ie/myucd/alevel
Other EU Applicants See
www.ucd.ie/myucd/eu
Non-EU Applicants See
www.ucd.ie/myucd/noneu
Level 5/6 FETAC Entry Routes Yes, see
www.ucd.ie/myucd/fetac
Level 6/7 Progression Routes Yes, see
www.ucd.ie/myucd/hetac
Mature Entry Route Yes, see page 182
Why is this course for me? The BComm at UCD is a challenging course designed for ambitious and achievement- oriented students who wish to make a significant impact in the business world. You’ll learn about the recent themes and trends transforming the business landscape such as globalisation, technological change, and environmental sustainability.
Through case studies, business simulations, and company projects you’ll have the opportunity to apply what you are learning in the classroom. With a wide range of electives, the BComm gives you the flexibility to develop your own personal niche of expertise.
You’ll learn to become an independent and critical thinker and a cogent and compelling communicator; able to work seamlessly in groups; to develop the technical and mathematical skills to analyse and make sense of business data and intelligence.
What will I study? In your first and second year you will study a wide range of business disciplines. This will give you a solid understanding of the foundations of business. In your final year you have the opportunity to focus your module choices on a specific subject area or to continue studying subjects from across the broad range of business disciplines. Throughout your degree, you will choose Horizon Electives.
First Year Accounting ¬ Economics ¬Organisational Behaviour ¬Management Theory ¬Maths & Statistics ¬ Information & Communications Technology ¬Real-life Business Simulations
Other courses of interest Commerce International
Economics & Finance Business & Law
Business Analytics
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Second Year Financial & Managerial Accounting¬Marketing¬ Human Resources & Industrial Relations ¬ Management ¬ Finance ¬Business Analytics
Third Year Business Strategy ¬ Information Management ¬ Personal Development Planning ¬ Contemporary Issues in Management & Organisational Behaviour ¬New Venture Creation & Development
For further curriculum details, see
www.ucd.ie/quinn/courses/bcomm/.
Career & Graduate Study Opportunities BComm graduates find employment in private, public and non-profit sectors or set up their own business. Possible career paths include: – Accountancy (e.g. professional training in industry, management accountants, auditors)
– Banking and finance (e.g. investment banker, stockbroker, venture capitalist)
– Human Resources Management (e.g. HR manager, ergonomist, training consultancy)
– Information Systems (e.g. data analyst, ICT project leader, business analysts)
– Management (e.g. management consultant, entrepreneur, supply chain manager)
– Marketing (e.g. advertising, brand management, social media manager)
International Study Opportunities In second year, you have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester in one of our partner universities in Europe, Canada, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia.
Internship programme Our one-year Internship Programme places students (who have come through the internship application process successfully) with leading national or international companies. The students then can put classroom theory into real-life practice.
“The skills and opportunities I have got from my Commerce degree are second to no other business degree in Ireland. I’ve gained the technical knowledge to pursue my chosen career and also the interpersonal skills to go about achieving this. During my degree I had the opportunity to study in Canada for one semester and it was one of my greatest experiences; experiencing a different culture and making friends from all over the world. Lots of my classmates have done internships with some of the biggest and most exciting companies in the world also. Whatever area of business you are interested in, the UCD BComm is a great starting point.”
Kevin Coleman Student
Adam Baker UCD Lochlann Quinn School of Business Room Q261, Belfield, Dublin 4
quinnschool@ucd.ie +353 1 716 4833
facebook.com/UCDQuinnSchool
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