Business and Irish (Hons) is a three-year honours degree that combines business studies with Irish-language learning, taught through both English and Gaeilge (Irish).Students develop practical business knowledge (e.g., marketing and business law) while building strong Irish communication skills for academic, workplace, and public-sector contexts.
Business and Irish (Hons) is a three-year honours degree that combines business studies with Irish-language learning, taught through both English and Gaeilge (Irish).
Students develop practical business knowledge (e.g., marketing and business law) while building strong Irish communication skills for academic, workplace, and public-sector contexts.
The curriculum combines Business modules (taught in English) with Irish-language modules (taught in Gaeilge). You will study both strands throughout the degree and complete assessments that build both academic and practical skills.
Indicative modules may include:
How learning is assessed: You will complete a mix of assignments, projects, and examinations across both strands. Where available, you may also engage with real-world briefs and industry-informed tasks to connect theory to practice.
Curriculum details: For the full module list, module codes, and year-by-year breakdown, please refer to the programme website.
Entry is based on your academic background and meeting the programme’s subject requirements. Specific grade thresholds can vary by applicant category and year, so please confirm the latest requirements with the admissions office.
Applicants whose prior education was not in English may need to provide an English proficiency test result. Common accepted tests include:
Minimum required scores and validity periods may apply—please check the programme page or admissions guidance for the most up-to-date rules.
Important: Requirements may differ depending on your qualification pathway. If you are unsure whether your qualifications meet the entry criteria, contact the admissions team for guidance.
Post-study work options for graduates
After completing your degree in Ireland, you may be eligible to apply for a work permit/permission to work in the State, subject to meeting the relevant immigration and employment criteria at the time of application.
Typical eligibility considerations
Duration
What to check before you apply
Country-specific guidance
Because visa and work-permit rules can change, always verify the most current information with official Irish immigration sources and your university’s international student support team.
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