Courses :: Course - BBS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND GLOBAL CULTURES, MH404, IBUSGC

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	Degree Overview If you are fascinated by business in the complex and diverse world around us, then this is the degree for you! An essential challenge for businesses in Ireland is how they can connect the capabilities of our workforce to contribute to solutions for people who are largely in markets outside Ireland, across the EU and the wider global community. Business needs graduates who can both understand the fundamentals of how to create value for customers and also how to translate them into solutions and services that fit the needs of diverse cultures. Students on this degree can choose from one of three Business subjects (Management, Marketing or International Business) which they can combine with an array of Global Cultures modules, covering topics such as exploring cultures in global contexts, urbanisation, science and technology in society, security, consumption and sustainability, and user experience and service innovation. The optional work placement/study abroad will enable you to apply theory in practice, significantly improving employability upon graduation. This unique programme brings together expertise from Ireland�s youngest and most dynamic School of Business and the only Department of Anthropology in the Republic of Ireland. Students benefit from teaching by a diverse faculty of international and local experts who offer deep insights into the real-world complexities of business and global cultures. There is a possible transfer option to this degree in second year for students who have completed the first year of the Bachelor of Arts degree (MH101) taking Business and Anthropology. See BA Degree for details. Business subjects and Anthropology available in the MH101 degree.

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Degree Overview

If you are fascinated by business in the complex and diverse world around us, then this is the degree for you!
An essential challenge for businesses in Ireland is how they can connect the capabilities of our workforce to contribute to solutions for people who are largely in markets outside Ireland, across the EU and the wider global community. Business needs graduates who can both understand the fundamentals of how to create value for customers and also how to translate them into solutions and services that fit the needs of diverse cultures.
Students on this degree can choose from one of three Business subjects (Management, Marketing or International Business) which they can combine with an array of Global Cultures modules, covering topics such as exploring cultures in global contexts, urbanisation, science and technology in society, security, consumption and sustainability, and user experience and service innovation.
The optional work placement/study abroad will enable you to apply theory in practice, significantly improving employability upon graduation.
This unique programme brings together expertise from Ireland�s youngest and most dynamic School of Business and the only Department of Anthropology in the Republic of Ireland. Students benefit from teaching by a diverse faculty of international and local experts who offer deep insights into the real-world complexities of business and global cultures.
There is a possible transfer option to this degree in second year for students who have completed the first year of the Bachelor of Arts degree (MH101) taking Business and Anthropology. See BA Degree for details.
Business subjects and Anthropology available in the MH101 degree.

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	Leaving Certificate Applicants Required to present (as a minimum): 2H5 & 4O6/H7, O6/H7 in Irish, English & O4/H7 Mathematics. MH404 Round 1 Points 2025: 400 Transfer option available into this degree from the Bachelor of Arts Degree MH101 - subject to meeting requirements. HEAR and DARE DARE: The Disability Access Route to Education is a third level alternative admissions scheme for school-leavers whose disabilities have had a negative impact on their second level education. HEAR: The Higher Education Access Route is a third level admissions scheme for school leavers from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds. Contact the Access Office for more information about these access routes. The Maynooth Education Click here for details about optional Critical Skills courses, Electives and degree pathways.

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	APPLY TO THE CAO - WWW.CAO.IE The application process depends on the type of applicant you are. Click here for all information about how to apply. Categories of applicant: School-leavers (Leaving Certificate students) Mature students (23 years or older by 1st January in the year of entry to the University/part-time degrees the mature age is 21) EU/EFTA/UK students International students (outside the EU) QQI (Further Education) students Transferring students Deferring students

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