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Business Management
Master of Science
Sonraí an Chúrsa
| Course Code | LY_BMGMT_M |
|---|---|
| Céim | 9 |
| Fad ama | 1 year |
| Creidmheasanna | 90 |
| Modh Seachadta | On-campus |
| Suímh campais | Donegal – Letterkenny |
| Modh Seachadta | Lánaimseartha |
Forbhreathnú Cúrsa
The Master of Science in Business Management will allow learners combine the knowledge, skills and competencies gained from their undergraduate degree with a new skillset in business management. It will provide them with a strong understanding of the core business functions and disciplines, and provide a critical understanding of the foundations and practice of business management.
This conversion Masters programme is targeted at non-business graduates, including science, engineering, technology, arts, law and social science graduates, to develop and focus their career paths in the business environment. It will provide some learners with the opportunity to change career direction away from that of their undergraduate studies. For others, it will complement their undergraduate qualification.
Uaireanta Staidéir Molta in aghaidh na seachtaine
The recommended study time for a 10-credit module is 10 hours and for 5-credit module it is 5 hours per week.
Scrúdú agus Measúnú
The majority of the course is 100% continuous assessment with two exams in Accounting Information for Managers in Semester 1 and People and Organisations in Semester 2.
Riachtanas Tinrimh ar an gCampas
12 hours of classes per week per semester.
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Riachtanais Iontrála
The minimum entry requirements are a second-class honour (2.2) Level 8 Honours Degree in a non-business discipline.
Gairmeacha
Graduate careers typically include roles in Business Development, Human Resources, Marketing, Project Management, and as Trainee Managers.
The main employers are graduate start-ups, the IT sector, private and public sectors, and the retail sector.
Further Information
Cé Ba Chóir Iarratas a Dhéanamh?
This conversion Masters programme is targeted at non-business graduates, including science, engineering, technology, arts, law and social science graduates, to develop and focus their career paths in the business environment. It will provide some learners with the opportunity to change career direction away from that of their undergraduate studies. For others, it will complement their undergraduate qualification.
Application Closing Date
15th August 2025
Start Date
September 2025
Eolas Teagmhála
Faculty of Business
Department of Business Studies
Department of Business Studies
Department Administration: +353 (0)74 918 6207 / +353 (0)74 918 6209
International Queries
E: international.donegal@atu.ie
Department
Business Studies
