The purpose of the BSc Business programme at UCD is to develop commercially astute graduates with a global mind-set that will make a significant contribution to business and broader society. We aim to develop graduates who will demonstrate critical awareness of business trends, issues, and developments; a strong analytical orientation towards decision-making and problem-solving; a deep-rooted ethical and societal awareness; a propensity for entrepreneurship and innovation; a capacity to communicate persuasively and professionally; and a life-long commitment to personal and professional excellence and development (Purpose).  We aspire to produce graduates that, over the long-term, will assume leadership positions and will have a significant impact on the development of business, economic, and social life, both nationally and internationally (education and subject/discipline/professional values).  The BSc Business curriculum is designed to develop future leaders through a rich variety of educational experiences and pedagogical innovations that focus on conceptual understanding (‘episteme’), technical mastery (‘techne’), and practical wisdom (‘phronesis’). Additionally, our students have the opportunity to participate in a range of transformative educational experiences, including international exchange programmes, summer exchange programs, and case study competitions (the nature of the learning environment for students).  The BSc Business programme emphasises a rich variety of teaching and assessment methods, including lectures and tutorials, laboratories, case studies, essays, consulting reports, debates, presentations, group assignments, and simulations. Students are exposed to faculty with a range of different perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds (key approaches to teaching, learning and assessment). 

1 - Explain the systems of thought and theoretical underpinnings that have shaped the development of business and management practice.
2 - Critically appreciate the interplay and interdependencies of business functions, including accounting, finance, operations, information systems, management, marketing, and human resource management.
3 - Demonstrate critical thinking and independent reasoning skills in situations of decision-making and problem-solving, as supported by the appropriate use of analytical and quantitative techniques.
4 - Demonstrate and apply knowledge of appropriate methods, tools and techniques for identifying and resolving business problems.
5 - Utilise information technology to support and enhance business analysis and communication.
6 - Utilise accounting, economic and financial techniques to make informed business decisions.
7 - Utilise statistical, mathematical, and other analytical techniques to make informed business decisions.
8 - Demonstrate an active awareness of ethical values and business issues concerning the advancement of the broader societal ‘good’.
9 - Demonstrate an awareness of cultural difference and the value of interaction and dialogue with other cultures.
10 - Evaluate the influence of economic, social, historical, and technological forces shaping global business and management today.
11 - Communicate, in a professional and informed manner, appropriate business and management concepts, ideas, arguments, recommendations and solutions.
12 - Develop interpersonal and collaborative learning skills.

Stage 1 Students are registered to 55 credits of Core Modules. Students will choose one 5 Credit Elective Module in Spring.

Stage 2 Students are registered to 50 Credits of Core Modules. Students register to 10 credits of Elective Modules, usually two 5 Credit modules.

Stage 3 students register to 20 credits of Core Modules. Students choose a minimum of 30 credits from a list of Level 3 Option Modules. Students then choose 10 credits of Elective modules (usually two 5 Credit modules).

Module ID	Module Title	Trimester	Credits
Stage 1 Core Modules
ACC10730	Business in Society	Autumn	5
BMGT10170	Inside Organisations	Autumn	5
BMGT10200	Foundations of Management	Autumn	5
LAW10400	Business Law 1: Transactions, Negotiations and Organisations	Autumn	5
MATH10030	Mathematics for Business	Autumn	5
SBUS10180	Intercultural Skills: Exploring Your Host Country	Autumn	5
ACC10040	Financial Accounting 1	Spring	5
BMGT10180	Business Management Simulation	Spring	5
ECON10720	Microeconomics for Business	Spring	5
MIS10050	Digital Technologies in Business	Spring	5
MIS10090	Data Analysis for Decision Makers	Spring	5
Stage 1 Core Modules
Stage 1 Options - A)MIN0OF: SPRING ELECTIVE MODULE: You may choose a module from the list below or a General Elective from the Electives tab in the January Registration period. Registration to Electives/Options during Autumn registration is not permitted.
BMGT10140	Business Plan	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
BMGT20050	Business Across Borders	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
BMGT10150	Project Management	Spring	5
BMGT20080	Consulting with NGOs	Spring	5
BMGT20100	Developing Future Leaders	Spring	5
BMGT20130	Managing Business Ethics	Spring	5
BMGT20180	Wellbeing and Work	Spring	5
BMGT20190	Introduction to Negotiations	Spring	5
MIS10040	Web Design and Analytics	Spring	5
Stage 1 Options - A)MIN0OF: SPRING ELECTIVE MODULE: You may choose a module from the list below or a General Elective from the Electives tab in the January Registration period. Registration to Electives/Options during Autumn registration is not permitted.
Stage 2 Core Modules
ACC20010	Financial Accounting 2	Autumn	5
FIN20010	Principles of Finance	Autumn	5
MIS20070	Digital Society	Autumn	5
MKT20020	Marketing: Firms, Customers & Society	Autumn	5
SBUS20110	Intercultural Competencies for a Global Workplace	Autumn	5
ACC20020	Management Accounting	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
BMGT20140	Global Business	Spring	5
BMGT20150	Sustainable Operations & Supply Chain Management	Spring	5
BMGT20210	Business and the European Union	Spring	5
MIS20010	Business Analytics	Spring	5
Stage 2 Core Modules
Stage 2 Options - A)MIN0OF: ELECTIVE MODULES: You may choose a module from the list below as your Elective Module(s). General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives tab.
BMGT20220	High-tech Entrepreneurship	Autumn	5
BMGT10140	Business Plan	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
BMGT20050	Business Across Borders	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
ACC20040	Business, Media & Corporate Communications	Spring	5
BMGT10150	Project Management	Spring	5
BMGT20080	Consulting with NGOs	Spring	5
BMGT20100	Developing Future Leaders	Spring	5
BMGT20130	Managing Business Ethics	Spring	5
BMGT20160	Business and Social Enterprise	Spring	5
BMGT20180	Wellbeing and Work	Spring	5
BMGT20190	Introduction to Negotiations	Spring	5
MATH20320	Quantitative Methods in Business	Spring	5
MIS10040	Web Design and Analytics	Spring	5
MIS20040	Digital Business and Social Media Strategy	Spring	5
MIS20060	Introduction to Cryptocurrencies and Web3	Spring	5
MIS20090	Design Thinking	Spring	5
Stage 2 Options - A)MIN0OF: ELECTIVE MODULES: You may choose a module from the list below as your Elective Module(s). General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives tab.
Stage 3 Core Modules
BMGT30300	Business Strategy	Autumn	5
BMGT30460	Personal Development Portfolio	Autumn	5
BMGT30440	Cultural Intelligence in Management	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
BMGT30340	New Venture Creation & Development	Spring	5
Stage 3 Core Modules
Stage 3 Options - A)MIN6OF: Students choose a minimum of six modules (30 Credits) from this list
ACC30010	Tax in Society	Autumn	5
ACC30030	Cost Management	Autumn	5
ACC30050	Corporate Governance, Company Law and Labour Law	Autumn	5
BMGT30100	Leadership and Change Management	Autumn	5
BMGT30330	Governing International Trade, Finance, Climate and the Internet	Autumn	5
BMGT30430	Doing Business in the Global South	Autumn	5
ECON30270	Behavioural Economics and Public Policy	Autumn	5
ECON30290	Advanced Microeconomics	Autumn	5
FIN30030	International Financial Management	Autumn	5
FIN30170	Corporate Financial Management	Autumn	5
FIN30200	Econometrics of Financial Markets	Autumn	5
FIN30530	Sustainable Finance	Autumn	5
HRM30020	European IR and HRM	Autumn	5
HRM30070	HRM in Multinationals	Autumn	5
MIS30150	Strategic Decision Making in the Digital World	Autumn	5
MKT30040	Consumer Psychology	Autumn	5
MKT30050	Consumer Insight: Research and Data Planning	Autumn	5
MKT30060	Building Effective Marketing Plans	Autumn	5
MKT30150	Responsible Marketing	Autumn	5
MKT30170	Brand Management	Autumn	5
ECON30130	Econometrics: Applying Statistics to Economic Data	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
MKT30140	Consultative Selling and Negotiations	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
ACC30020	Financial Accounting 3	Spring	5
ACC30060	Financial Statement Analysis	Spring	5
ACC30070	Business & Personal Taxes	Spring	5
BMGT30090	Entrepreneurship in Action	Spring	5
BMGT30130	Global Industry Analysis	Spring	5
BMGT30210	Service and Customer Experience Management	Spring	5
BMGT30220	Supply Chain Management	Spring	5
BMGT30290	Developing International Market Entry Strategies	Spring	5
BMGT30350	The Human Side of Innovation	Spring	5
BMGT30450	Groups and Teams	Spring	5
ECON30160	International Trade Economics	Spring	5
ECON30170	Financial Economics: Asset Pricing	Spring	5
ECON30190	Public Economics: Government Spending, Taxation and Public Choice	Spring	5
FIN30080	Financial Institution Management	Spring	5
FIN30090	Treasury and Risk Management	Spring	5
FIN30100	Investment and Portfolio Management	Spring	5
HRM30010	Human Resource Management	Spring	5
HRM30060	An Introduction to Equality, Diversity & Inclusion	Spring	5
HRM30100	International HRM	Spring	5
HRM30140	Climate Change & Business Sustainability	Spring	5
MIS30010	Decision Analytics	Spring	5
MIS30070	Digital Innovation: Managing and working in the Information Age	Spring	5
MKT30080	Global Marketing	Spring	5
MKT30090	Marketing Communications: Content and Campaigns in the Digital Age	Spring	5
MKT30120	Digital Marketing	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - A)MIN6OF: Students choose a minimum of six modules (30 Credits) from this list
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF: ELECTIVE MODULES: You may choose a module from the list below as your Elective Module(s). General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives tab.
BMGT20220	High-tech Entrepreneurship	Autumn	5
BMGT10140	Business Plan	Autumn and Spring (separate)	5
ACC20040	Business, Media & Corporate Communications	Spring	5
BMGT10150	Project Management	Spring	5
BMGT20080	Consulting with NGOs	Spring	5
BMGT20100	Developing Future Leaders	Spring	5
BMGT20130	Managing Business Ethics	Spring	5
BMGT20160	Business and Social Enterprise	Spring	5
BMGT20180	Wellbeing and Work	Spring	5
BMGT20190	Introduction to Negotiations	Spring	5
MATH20320	Quantitative Methods in Business	Spring	5
MIS10040	Web Design and Analytics	Spring	5
MIS20060	Introduction to Cryptocurrencies and Web3	Spring	5
MIS20090	Design Thinking	Spring	5
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF: ELECTIVE MODULES: You may choose a module from the list below as your Elective Module(s). General Elective modules can also be chosen on the Electives tab.

		Award		GPA
Programme	Module Weightings	Rule Description	Description
BHBUS021	Stage 3 - 70.00% Stage 2 - 30.00%	Standard Honours Award	First Class Honours	3.68	4.20
			Second Class Honours, Grade 1	3.08	3.67
			Second Class Honours, Grade 2	2.48	3.07
			Pass	2.00	2.47