Bachelor of Commerce International

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Bachelor of Commerce (International)

• UCD Quinn School Open Evening
• October 15th 2007
• Dr. Maeve Houlihan,
• UCD Quinn School of Business

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Bachelor of Commerce (International)

• Four Year Degree
• Language Options
• German DN016 410 (HC3 in German required)
• French DN017 475 (HC3 in French required)
• Spanish DN018 455 (OD3 in any language required)
• Italian DN019 430 (OD3 in any language required)
• Prepares you for a career in business while
  allowing you to improve your language ability.

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Bachelor of Commerce (International)
Students must have a strong interest in both
business and languages Stage 1 Foundation in
areas of Business Language of choice Stage 2
In-depth study of Business areas
Language Stage 3 Study abroad in European
University Stage 4 Specialization into area of
interest
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Bachelor of Commerce (International)
Current Partner Universities France
Italy Paris x3 Colleges Milan Bordeaux Ro
me Nancy Verona Germany Spain Aachen
Madrid Ingolstädt Valencia Frankfurt Salama
nca Passau Regensburg Austria Vienna
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Bachelor of Commerce (International)
Advantage of The Year Abroad

• Business subjects through the language
• Improved fluency
• Personal development, independence
• Meet people from all over the world
• Make friends for life

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Bachelor of Commerce (International)
BComm (International) Graduate - Key Factors

• Specialise from extensive range of business
  options
• Well rounded graduates
• Broad post-grad study opportunities
• Broad spectrum of career opportunities across
  domestic multi-national companies

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Why Bachelor of Commerce (International)?
Interested in Business languages Achieve
high level of language skills Start Spanish or
Italian in Stage 1 Flexible degree Year
abroad - fantastic experience! Excellent
employment opportunities
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Bachelor of Commerce (International)
Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the year abroad mandatory?
• Do you get a grant to go abroad?
• Are you at a disadvantage from the business side
  of study?
• How many lectures hours a week?