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Business - Sligo

Lifelong Learning
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This is a specialised Honours Degree programme with a heavy emphasis on the academic aspects of business modules.

Award Name Degree - Honours Bachelor (Level 8 NFQ)
NFQ Classification Major
Awarding Body Atlantic Technological University
NFQ Level Level 8 NFQ
Award Name NFQ Classification Awarding Body NFQ Level
Degree - Honours Bachelor (Level 8 NFQ) Major Atlantic Technological University Level 8 NFQ
Course Provider:
Location:
Sligo Town
Attendance Options:
Part time, Online or Distance
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
60 credits
(Applicants require 180 credits on entry and achieve 240 upon completion)

Duration

2 years part-time, online.

Study Hours
This can vary by semester but it is recommends to allow for a total of 10-12 hours of both live lecture and independent learning per week.

On-Campus Attendance
Some modules have final exams that students resident in Ireland are required to attend (Either Sligo or Dublin venues).

Entry Requirements

Applicants are required to have a level 7 ordinary degree in a business-related discipline or equivalent 180 ECTS achieved up to level 7.

Course Web Page

Further information

Total Fees €4,200

It is aimed at business professionals who wish to formalise their learning with a national Honours Degree qualification. This programme provides upskilling for those involved in any aspect of business, particularly in the areas of management, marketing, supply chain, eBusiness and finance.

Modules

Strategic Marketing Management
Strategic Human Resource Management
Supply Chain Management
Strategy
Business Finance
Marketing Planning
E-business and Innovation
Financial analysis and interpretation
Macroeconomics

Examination & Assessment
Students will be assessed through a mix of multiplechoice quizzes, practical assessments, and final exams.

Course Coordinator: Christopher McGurrin

Course Provider:
Location:
Sligo Town
Attendance Options:
Part time, Online or Distance
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
60 credits
(Applicants require 180 credits on entry and achieve 240 upon completion)