Dublin Business School Opens MBA Courses admissions

Dublin Business School invites application from eligible candidates for admissions to Master of Business Administration (MBA) programmes.

This unique programme allows you to choose a specialist route for your MBA award. Students can obtain a named award in any of six streams: HRM; Project Management; Finance; Information Systems; Cloud Computing; Marketing or general Business Management. This ensures students are afforded the widest choice of specialisms from which to choose. A practitioner focus is part of this programme. Industry-led workshops and guest lecturers keep information current and applied.

The MBA Specializations are offered in:

• Business Management
• HRM
• Marketing
• Project Management
• Finance
• Information Systems
• Cloud Computing

Overview:

• Joint Awarding Bodies: The Higher Education and Training Awards Council (HETAC) and Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)
• Award Level: 9 (Masters Degree)
• Duration: Full-Time: 1 year, Part-Time: 2 years
• Suited to: All Graduates

Entry requirements:

• A minimum Second Class Honours Degree (2.2) in any discipline from a recognised third level institution.
• An IELTS score of a minimum 6.0 or equivalent, where full-time study has been conducted in a language other than English or applicants whose first language is not English.

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Features:

• The MBA offers you a unique opportunity to study advanced theory and practice relating to management and to develop an appreciation of the causes and significance of managing strategy.
• This unique programme allows you to choose a specialist route for your MBA award - Business Management, HRM, Project Management, Finance, Information Systems, Cloud Computing or Marketing.
• Aimed at graduates of all disciplines who wish to seek skills and knowledge in business management in an international environment.
• The award of MBA is synonymous worldwide.
• Graduates progress in to positions of management across a diverse range of organisations and multinationals, domestically and internationally.