Leaving Cert: Minimum entry requirements for Bachelor of Business (Hons)
2 subjects: H5
4 subjects: O6/H7
English or Irish: O6/H7
Mathematics: O6/H7
Language recommendations for Bachelor of Business (Hons)
French: O3/H6 in French
German: O3/H6 in German
Spanish: O3/H6 in Spanish
Irish: H5 in Irish
Spanish Ab Initio: For those starting Spanish as a beginner there are no special requirements.
CAO: Choosing your options
When you apply to the CAO you basically choose either Business common entry (BUS code on the CAO) or Business common entry with a language (BWL code on the CAO). However, the most important thing to remember is that it does not matter which combination you choose through the CAO - once you start in WIT in September, you can change both your specialisation and your language options. In fact, you only have to finalise your specialisation option at the end of Year 2. This will give you extra time to figure out which area you are really interested and choose the specialism that is right for you.
Code Description
BUS Business (Common entry with stream options: Accounting, Economics and Finance, Human Resource Management, Management,
Marketing)
BWL Business with a Language (Common entry with stream options: Accounting, Economics and Finance, Human Resource
Management, Management, Marketing).
NOTE: Applicants who select one specific degree option are guaranteed a place in that programme (e.g. WD048 BWL), subject to meeting the entry requirements and points. Applicants who select Business with a Language (BWL) select one of the following language options in year 1: French, German, Irish, or Spanish subject to meeting the language recommendations.
Advanced and Equivalent Entry for Bachelor of Business (Hons):
QQI FET/FETAC Entry
Advanced Entry - Years 2, 3, 4 or 5
Non-EU Applicants
Mature Entry Route
We offer bespoke English language programmes to international students and graduates who require additional English language support before commencing their undergraduate or postgraduate study at WIT. The aim of this programme is to assist students in:
- developing their knowledge of English for Academic Purposes
- developing their critical thinking skills
- learning to become effective self-directed learners and researchers
- enhancing their social and inter-cultural skills by integrating into student life in Ireland.