Course Overview
**Business Conversion Programme Available to Non-Business and Business Graduates**
This Higher Diploma in Business Studies (DBS programme is designed to provide you as a non-business graduate with a well-rounded understanding of business. It is a skills conversion graduate programme for individuals who hold a primary degree in another discipline (e.g., Arts, Engineering, Science and would like to enter into business-related career or progress into a postgraduate business programme. You will be educated in the fundamental skills of business administration, enabling you to play an active role in the management and development of business enterprises. All modules assume no previous knowledge of the subject.
This programme provides you with the fundamental skills to work in business, and will complement your existing degree. It also provides you with an opportunity for further postgraduate study, with exemptions provided from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA exams.
For engineering graduates, the programme is approved as part of the Engineers Ireland’s Registered Training Providers Programme.
This conversion programme can be the first step to a postgraduate business degree programme, such as the MSc in Human Resource Management, MSc Digital Marketing, MSc Marketing Practice or a standalone qualification in its own right, and is highly valued by employers. It can also provide an opportunity if you didn’t feel you reached your full potential at undergraduate level to redress the balance.
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Applications and Selections
Applications are made online via the University of Galway Postgraduate Applications System.
Who Teaches this Course
MG3102 Work in a Global Context—Maria Batischeva
[an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive]School of Business & Economics
University of Galway
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J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics
Newcastle Road
Galway
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Dept. of Accountancy & Finance
Room 362
Cairne's Building
University of Galway
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Dept. of Accountancy & Finance
Room 377
Cairnes Building
University of Galway
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Dept. of Economics
First Floor, St. Anthony's
NUI Galway
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School of Business & Economics
University of Galway
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Dept. of Law
Tower 2, Arts/Science Building
NUI Galway
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E: jonathan.levie@universityofgalway.ie
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J.E.Cairnes School of Business & Economics
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Business & Economics
University of Galway
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Requirements and Assessment
Semester One exams: December.
Semester Two exams: April/May. A range of assessment methods are applied throughout the programme. These include essays, projects, reports, presentations and case studies.
