Business Studies and a Language (French, German or Russian) Trinity College Dublin
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miscellaneous Award | On-Campus | Full-time | 4 years | find out | find out | find out |
Course overview
The School, in conjunction with relevant language departments and the Centre for Language and Communication Studies of the Faculty of Arts (Letters), offers five BBS and Language degrees which involve the integrated study of business with one language (either French, German or Russian) throughout all four years of the programme. The third year is spent abroad in a French, German or Russian speaking university. In the final year, a dissertation concerning issues in management, industry or organisation must be presented in the relevant language.
BBS and language students take the majority of their business courses in common with students pursuing the BBS programme, but there's a progressive focus on the language area. BBS (Lang) students can choose from the full range of business subjects, including courses in Finance, Marketing, Nonprofit Organisation Management, Human Resources Management and others.
BBS (Lang) students should consult the Handbooks and other materials issued by the relevant language departments or the CLCS, for details concerning course content, teaching arrangements and assessment/examination procedures. In particular, students should note that the Non-Satisfactory (N/S) system operates for all language instruction.
The School, in conjunction with relevant language departments and the Centre for Language and Communication Studies from the Faculty of Arts (Letters), offers three BBS and Language degrees which involve the integrated study of business with one language (either French, German or Russian) throughout all four years of the programme. The third year is spent abroad in a French, German or Russian speaking university and incorporates a period of work placement in the international marketplace. In the final year, a dissertation concerning issues in management, industry or organisation must be presented.
BBS and language students take the majority of their business courses in common with students pursuing the BBS programme, but there is a progressive focus on the language area. BBS (Lang) students can choose from the full range of business subjects, including courses in Finance, Marketing, Nonprofit Organisation Management, Human Resources Management and others.
For Irish students, admission is through the normal CAO process. If you wish to apply from anywhere else in the world as a degree student or as a one-year student please see the Admissions pages.
BBS and language students take the majority of their business courses in common with students pursuing the BBS programme, but there's a progressive focus on the language area. BBS (Lang) students can choose from the full range of business subjects, including courses in Finance, Marketing, Nonprofit Organisation Management, Human Resources Management and others.
BBS (Lang) students should consult the Handbooks and other materials issued by the relevant language departments or the CLCS, for details concerning course content, teaching arrangements and assessment/examination procedures. In particular, students should note that the Non-Satisfactory (N/S) system operates for all language instruction.
The School, in conjunction with relevant language departments and the Centre for Language and Communication Studies from the Faculty of Arts (Letters), offers three BBS and Language degrees which involve the integrated study of business with one language (either French, German or Russian) throughout all four years of the programme. The third year is spent abroad in a French, German or Russian speaking university and incorporates a period of work placement in the international marketplace. In the final year, a dissertation concerning issues in management, industry or organisation must be presented.
BBS and language students take the majority of their business courses in common with students pursuing the BBS programme, but there is a progressive focus on the language area. BBS (Lang) students can choose from the full range of business subjects, including courses in Finance, Marketing, Nonprofit Organisation Management, Human Resources Management and others.
For Irish students, admission is through the normal CAO process. If you wish to apply from anywhere else in the world as a degree student or as a one-year student please see the Admissions pages.
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