| | 1st year - 15 or 30 credits of Business (Management)
- Choose up to three other subjects, which may include Critical Skills, from the five Subject Groups available (maximum 1 subject per group)
2nd & 3rd year - 30 credits of Business (Management) and continue with one of your other 1st year subjects as a Double Major, Major/Minor or as a Minor
- Alternatively, you can transfer into the MH404 BBS/BBA Business and Management degree. To be eligible to do so, you must successfully complete 1st year MH101, passing all modules in the 30 credit Business (Management) subject. Alternatively you must pass 1st year MH101, passing all modules in the 15 credit Business (Management) subject and passing Accounting and Economics
- Transfer option in 2nd year - into the Business and Languages degree MH409 - for students who have completed the first year of the BA degree (MH101) taking at least 15 credits of Business (Management) and passing 30 credits of beginners/15 credits of non-beginner language (in the relevant language)
- Transfer option in 2nd year - into the MH404 Business and Global Cultures degree - for students who have completed the first year of the Bachelor of Arts degree (MH101) taking either 15 or 30 credits of Anthropology and at least 15 credits of business
- Optional 10 credit Elective in 2nd year
Duration: 3 years (BA) or 4 years (BA International)  Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study.
The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually. Please check periodically for updates.  | Year 1 | | | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
Please note: if you wish to gain accreditation in Business as a subject eligible for 2nd level teaching (after the required postgraduate degree in teaching), you should choose Business (Management) – MN1MV30. This Business (Management) in Arts pathway includes core modules across the Business disciplines required by the Teaching Council of Ireland (see the Teaching Council website for details). | MN1MV30 - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 30 Not compulsory:  |
Please note: if you wish to gain accreditation in Business as a subject eligible for 2nd level teaching (after the required postgraduate degree in teaching), you should choose Business (Management) – MN1MV30. This Business (Management) in Arts pathway includes core modules across the Business disciplines required by the Teaching Council of Ireland (see the Teaching Council website for details). | MN1MF15 - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 15 Not compulsory: | | | | Year 2 | | | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. Managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues. Managers are at the heart of how these complex functions are seamlessly combined to make the world look simple to customers. If you are considering possibly pursuing a career as a second level teacher (after the required postgraduate degree in teaching), you MUST choose Business (Management) as a Double Major or Major subject. The Business (International Business) and the Business (Marketing) in Arts pathways will NOT guarantee the credits in Business disciplines required by the Teaching Council of Ireland (see the Teaching Council website for details). | MN2MDM - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 30 Not compulsory: | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. Managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues. Managers are at the heart of how these complex functions are seamlessly combined to make the world look simple to customers. Note for MH101/ARTS students: If you are considering possibly pursuing a career as a second level teacher (after the required postgraduate degree in teaching), you MUST choose Business (Management) as a Double Major or Major subject. The Business (International Business) and the Business (Marketing) in Arts pathways will NOT guarantee the credits in Business disciplines required by the Teaching Council of Ireland (see the Teaching Council website for details). | MN2MMJ - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 40 Not compulsory: | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. Managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues. Managers are at the heart of how these complex functions are seamlessly combined to make the world look simple to customers. | MN2MMI - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 20 Not compulsory: | | | | Year 3 | | | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
The Arts Business programme offers students an understanding of the foundations, functions and core strategic aspects of business. Our Arts Business programme offers you the opportunity to undertake options in the subjects you enjoy so you can specialise your degree based on your own strengths and interests. Business is about identifying and delivering solutions to the problems and needs of people in a sustainable and profitable way. Management is the method through which firms, government and voluntary groups organise the jobs that need to be done to efficiently and effectively design, produce, market and improve products and services. Marketing is about analysing markets, connecting customers with the capabilities of a business to produce products and services that they need. Business graduates are consistently amongst the most employable of all in the Irish education system. Taking Business as an Arts subject is an ideal choice if you wish to pursue a subject you are passionate about in the humanities or social sciences and want to be able to understand how you take effective action in your discipline or market your discipline to attract the interest of people in what you do.
| MN3MDM - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 30 Not compulsory: | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details.
The Arts Business programme offers students an understanding of the foundations, functions and core strategic aspects of business. Our Arts Business programme offers you the opportunity to undertake options in the subjects you enjoy so you can specialise your degree based on your own strengths and interests. Business is about identifying and delivering solutions to the problems and needs of people in a sustainable and profitable way. Management is the method through which firms, government and voluntary groups organise the jobs that need to be done to efficiently and effectively design, produce, market and improve products and services. Marketing is about analysing markets, connecting customers with the capabilities of a business to produce products and services that they need. Business graduates are consistently amongst the most employable of all in the Irish education system. Taking Business as an Arts subject is an ideal choice if you wish to pursue a subject you are passionate about in the humanities or social sciences and want to be able to understand how you take effective action in your discipline or market your discipline to attract the interest of people in what you do.
| MN3MMJ - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 40 Not compulsory: | Subject Overview
>Management is about taking ideas and converting them into action: designing, making, and delivering products and services that customers and citizens want or need. Essentially, it is about organising to get things done. As such, managers are generalists and organisers; they need to know the fundamentals of all major aspects of business, from thinking about the business as a whole and its strategic direction, to organising the workforce, managing the effective use of information technology, managing
supply chains locally and globally, and effectively managing costs and revenues.
>Our faculty are a blend of international and local experts who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of Management. Business (Management) at Maynooth offers students insights into all of the major functions of business, as well as the flexibility to undertake specialist options in the subjects you enjoy so that you can shape your degree based on your own strengths and interests.
>Transfer from the MH101 degree into the 2nd year of the MH404 degree is possible. See the course structure for details. | MN3MMI - BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT) | Credits: 20 Not compulsory: | | |
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