Build the academic and English foundations you need for postgraduate study with a Business Analytics Pre-Master’s Programme delivered at UniHaven College (Maynooth). You’ll develop research, digital, and quantitative skills while progressing to a suitable master’s degree at partner universities.
Duration: 1 year (full-time)
Credits: Not specified in the current record
Delivery location: UniHaven College, Maynooth, Ireland
Delivery format: In-person (as per programme delivery)
Language of instruction: English
English entry requirement: IELTS 5.5 (with no single element below 5.0) or equivalent (CEFR B2)
Academic entry requirement: Bachelor’s degree equivalent to Irish NFQ Level 7 (relevant subject area) with a minimum second-class honours standard (or equivalent)
GRE/GMAT: Not required (not specified)
Progression: Guaranteed progression to a suitable partner Master’s programme on successful completion, subject to additional degree-specific requirements
Assessments: Formative and summative assessments across modules, completed by the end of each term
Application: Apply via the programme provider/partner process (exact dates not specified in the current record)
Start dates: Not specified in the current record
The programme is delivered over one academic year and includes the following modules:
- Academic English Language Development
- Research and Digital Literacy Skills
- Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods
- Working in Teams
- Personal Development for Employability
- Undergraduate Research Dissertation
Assessment is completed at the end of each term and may include a mix of formative and summative tasks (for example, written assignments, research-based submissions, and skills-based activities).
Academic requirements
You will need a completed bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) that is comparable to an Irish NFQ Level 7 Bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject area. Progression is typically based on achieving at least a minimum second-class honours standard (or equivalent). Other qualifications and grades may be considered on a case-by-case basis, and partner universities may be consulted to confirm subject relevance at application stage.
English requirements
IELTS
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Other requirements
General requirements
English requirements:
- IELTS 5.5 (or CEFR B2 or equivalent), with no single element below 5.0.
Standardised tests:
- GRE/GMAT: Not required (not specified for this programme).
Progression:
- Successful completion of the PMP supports progression to a suitable Master’s programme at a partner university, subject to any additional degree-specific requirements.
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Post-study work rights in Ireland depend on the type of programme you complete and the immigration rules in place at the time you graduate. In general, graduates of eligible programmes may be able to apply for a post-study work permission to remain in Ireland and seek employment.
- Eligibility: You must have completed an eligible course in Ireland and meet the relevant immigration conditions (including having the correct immigration permission during your studies).
- Duration: The length of any post-study work permission is set by Irish immigration policy and may vary by programme type and level.
- Employment expectations: You typically need to look for work in Ireland after graduation and may be required to meet conditions related to employment or job-seeking.
- Application timing: You should apply within the permitted window after completing your programme and receiving your final results/confirmation of completion.
- Important: Rules can change. Always check the latest Irish immigration guidance and confirm eligibility with the programme provider or the relevant immigration authority before you graduate.
If you progress from this Pre-Master’s Programme to an eligible Master’s programme at a partner university, your post-study work options may be assessed based on the final qualification you complete.
