Atlantic Technological University

The Applied Sport with Business programme at Atlantic Technological University helps you build practical sport and fitness skills while developing business and marketing knowledge for the sports sector. You’ll graduate prepared for roles in sport and recreation services, or to pursue further study in related fields. Duration: Typically 1 year (check programme intake for the exact academic calendar) Award/Level: Applied programme (QQI/FET pathway) Credits: Programme credit value available on the programme website Delivery: On-campus (practical components included) Language of instruction: English Start dates: See the programme website for the next intake Tuition fees: Fees vary by student category—confirm on the programme website Assessment: Combination of practical assessments, coursework, and module-based evaluation Progression: Pathways to further study and sport-related employment The curriculum combines sport practice with business and service-focused modules. Typical modules include:

• Management and the Business
• Environment
• Intermediate Business Technology
• Principles of Marketing
• Outdoor Recreation
• Health and Fitness
• Active Ageing
• Pool Lifeguard Skills

You will also complete programme assessments linked to both practical and theoretical learning outcomes. For the most up-to-date module list, module sequencing, and any elective options, please refer to the programme website.

Academic requirements

Applicants must meet the programme’s entry requirements based on their prior education pathway. Specific GPA/grade-point requirements are not listed for this programme.

English requirements

Duolingo English Test

95

TOEFL^® IBT

OR

70

OR

3.5

PTE Academic

51

IELTS

5.5

Other requirements

General requirements

• Leaving Certificate: 5 subjects at O6/H7, including: English or Irish (O6/H7); Maths (O6/H7) or Foundation Maths (F2); and a QQI/FET Major Award (any).
• GCE / A-level / GCSE: 5 distinct recognised subjects, including: 1 A-level at Grade E; and 4 other subjects at GCSE level Grade C, including English or Irish and Maths.

Note: Entry requirements can vary by intake and applicant profile. Please confirm the latest requirements and any additional documentation with Atlantic Technological University via the programme website.

Post-study work rights for graduates depend on your nationality and the Irish immigration rules in place at the time you apply. In general, if you graduate from an eligible programme in Ireland, you may be able to apply for a post-study work permission to remain in the country and seek employment.

• Eligibility: You must have completed your programme successfully and hold the appropriate Irish residence permission at the time of application (requirements can vary).
• Duration: The length of post-study permission is determined by the current policy and your qualification level. Check the latest guidance from the Irish immigration authorities for the most accurate timeframe.
• Employment conditions: You may be expected to seek employment relevant to your qualification. Some permissions may require you to be employed or to meet specific criteria within a set period.
• Application timing: Apply within the allowed window after graduation and before your current permission expires.

Important: Immigration rules change. Always verify the latest post-study work and visa eligibility requirements with the official Irish immigration website or your university’s international office before you apply.