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Summary note on

Memorandum of Agreement (MoA)

between

Institutes of Technology Ireland and Colleges Ontario

in the field of

Business

The agreement generally allows graduates of two-year college programs in Ontario to secure an honours degree with two further years of study in Ireland. The attached Memorandum of Agreement contains the following information:

General Terms of Agreement

Appendix A –lists the participating Institutes of Technology in Ireland and provides contact details

Appendix B – contains details of the recommended Institute programs, point of entry and bridging study requirements (where required)

Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) in relation to

Programme Articulation Arrangements

between

Institutes of Technology Ireland and Colleges Ontario

in the field of Business

(incorporating Marketing, Human Resource Management, Accounting and Business Administration)

General Terms of Agreement Colleges Ontario and Institutes of Technology Ireland (IoTI) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) committing to ongoing collaboration on several important fronts. Under the umbrella of this MoU, specific student pathways have been identified that enhance the professional and international learning opportunities for the graduates of Ontario colleges that are affiliated to Colleges Ontario and of Institutes of Technology that are affiliated to IoTI. In each program area for which there is mutual interest in student pathway development, a team of Ontario and Irish discipline experts have undertaken an alignment and gap analysis based on a comparison of Irish National and Ontario Qualifications Frameworks. Further analysis of a representative sample of program curricula identified that specific curricula vary in focus, the balance of theory and application, and course content. Based on these analyses, the discipline expert teams recommend to the receiving Institutes of Technology a) block Baccalaureate credit for related Ontario Diploma study, b) relevant qualifications and bridging requirements and c) point-of-entry to honours baccalaureate programmes. This MoA offers these recommendations with the understanding that the Institutes and Colleges are the sole arbiters in relation to their academic commitments and that individual institutions will make all final decisions in relation to their participation or otherwise under the terms of this agreement. All of the Ontario Colleges that are members of Colleges Ontario and that offer the program(s) designated in this MoA are parties to this MoA. It is hereby agreed between the Ontario Colleges, who are parties to this MoA, and the Institutes of Technology (IoT), Ireland, listed in Appendix A below, that graduates of Ontario Colleges Diploma and Advanced Diploma programs that meet the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities' (MTCU) Learning Outcomes Program Standards for the field of business (incorporating marketing, human resource management, accounting and business administration) are eligible for consideration for admission to the IoT programmes listed in Appendix B below.

Alignment Studies Graduates from the Ontario Colleges, who qualify for consideration for admission as specified above, will need to complete studies as detailed in Appendix B, or equivalent, in Canada, Ireland or elsewhere, to qualify for entry to the listed Institute of Technology, Ireland programmes. Grade Requirements To be eligible for consideration for entry to matching IoT, Ireland programmes, Ontario Colleges’ students will need to have achieved or bettered the following grade averages:

Diploma – 60%

Advanced Diploma – 60% These entry grade requirements will be subject to periodic review.

Appendix A – IoTs Party to this MoA

IoT Web site Contact Details

Athlone Institute of Technology

www.ait.ie

Eoin Langan [email protected]

Institute of Technology Blanchardstown

www.itb.ie Pat O’Connor Pat.O’[email protected]

Institute of Technology Carlow

www.itcarlow.ie

Maebh Maher [email protected]

Cork Institute of Technology

www.cit.ie

Gerard O’Donovan [email protected]

Dundalk Institute of Technology

www.dkit.ie

Cathal Kearney [email protected]

Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art Design and Technology

www.iadt.ie

Josephine Browne [email protected]

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology

www.gmit.ie Larry Elwood [email protected]

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

www.lyit.ie

Billy Bennett [email protected]

Limerick Institute of Technology

www.lit.ie

Marian Duggan E-mail: [email protected]

IT Sligo www.itsligo.ie

Keith McManus [email protected] +353 71 91 55237 Patrick Lynch [email protected] +353 71 91 37298 Ann Higgins [email protected] +353 71 91 37220

Institute of Technology, Tallaght, Dublin

www.ittdublin.ie Damien Roche [email protected]

Institute of Technology Tralee

www.ittralee.ie

Cyril Gavaghan [email protected]

Waterford Institute of Technology

www.wit.ie Ger Long [email protected]

http://www.ait.ie/

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.itb.ie/

http://www.itcarlow.ie/


http://www.cit.ie/


http://www.dkit.ie/


http://www.iadt.ie/


http://www.gmit.ie/


http://www.lyit.ie/


http://www.lit.ie/


http://www.itsligo.ie/




http://www.ittdublin.ie/


http://www.ittralee.ie/


http://www.wit.ie/


Appendix B – Required Alignment Studies

Institute of Technology

IoT Programme CO Programme Recommended CO Programme NFQ Level

Recommended CO Number of NFQ Credits

Recommended IoT Programme Point of Entry

Alignment Study Requirements

Exemption Recommendations

Recommended Note to Students

AIT Bachelor of Business (Level 7)

Business Administration - Marketing

6 60 Semester 5 COMP 2004 IT & Computer Applications

To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies.

CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in AIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree can progress to the Level 8 Hons Degree in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

AIT Bachelor (Hons) of Arts in Accounting (Level 8)

Business Administration - Accounting

6 60 Semester 5 To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies.

CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in AIT








operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 21 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS are eligible to progress to the Masters of Arts in Accounting


Blanchardstown Dublin (ITB)

Bachelor of Business (Level 7)

Business Administration – Accounting Business Administration - Human Resource Management Business Administration - Marketing

6 60 Year 3 (Semester 5)

To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies

CO Diploma graduates completing one year (2 semesters) in ITB can progress to level 8 honours degree and subsequently to an MBS programme based on minimum 2.2 award at level 8.


Blanchardstown Dublin (ITB)

Bachelor of Business in Accounting and Finance (Level 7)

Business Administration – Accounting

6 60 Year 3 (Semester 5)

To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies

CO Diploma graduates completing one year (2 semesters) in ITB can progress to level 8 honours degree.








IT Carlow Bachelor of Business (Level 7)


6 60 Stage 3 (Full year)

Business Law, to be completed in Canada, possibly as elective in semester 3 or 4. By a minor amendment to the IT Carlow programme CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in Economics


CO Diploma graduates will complete one year in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Academic stages operates Sep--May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degree would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree can progress to the Level 8 Honours Degree in Business Management. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business Level 9

IT Carlow Bachelor of Business (Honours) In Management (Level 8)



Business Law, to be completed in Canada, possibly as elective in semester 3 or 4.


CO Diploma graduates will complete two years in Ireland to complete the Level 8 Honours Bachelor degrees. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students per stage








By a minor amendment to the IT Carlow programme CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in Economics

who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degrees would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree Stage 3 can exit and graduate with an ordinary Degree Level 7 in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours Degree are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

IT Carlow Bachelor of Business (Honours) In Human Resource Management (Level 8)

Business Administration - Human Resources


Business Law, to be completed in Canada, possibly as elective in semester 3 or 4. By a minor amendment to the IT Carlow programme CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in


CO Diploma graduates will complete two years in Ireland to complete the Level 8 Honours Bachelor degrees. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students per stage who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degrees would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who








Economics successfully complete the Level 7 degree Stage 3 can exit and graduate with an ordinary Degree Level 7 in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours Degree are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

IT Carlow Bachelor of Business (Honours) In Supply Chain Management (Level 8)





CO Diploma graduates will complete two years in Ireland to complete the Level 8 Honours Bachelor degrees. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students per stage who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degrees would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree Stage 3 can exit and graduate with an ordinary Degree Level 7 in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours Degree are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business








IT Carlow Bachelor of Business (Honours) In International Business (Level 8)





CO Diploma graduates will complete two years in Ireland to complete the Level 8 Honours Bachelor degrees. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students per stage who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degrees would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree Stage 3 can exit and graduate with an ordinary Degree Level 7 in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours Degree are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

IT Carlow Bachelor of Business Honours In Marketing (Level 8)





CO Diploma graduates will complete two years in Ireland to complete the Level 8 Honours Bachelor degrees. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students per stage








By a minor amendment to the IT Carlow programme CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in Economics

who pass all examinations in their selected IoT degrees would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree Stage 3 can exit and graduate with an ordinary Degree Level 7 in Business. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS Honours Degree are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

IT Carlow Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Accounting (Level 8)


6 60 Stage 2 (Full Year) note this honours degree is a 3 year Level 8 program



CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 years in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Stages operate Sep-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Graduates of the Level 8 BA








(honours) degree are eligible to progress onto a Masters of Arts in Accounting and also obtain exemptions from some modules of the professional examinations for the Accountancy Bodies.

CIT BBus in Marketing Business Administration - Marketing

6 60 Semester 5 MRKT 6006- Consumer Behaviour Foundation MGMT 6030- Management 1 LEGS6002 – Contract and Tort Law


CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in IoTs operate Sep-Jan and Feb-Jun. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 10 months including 12 weeks of summer vacation covering 20-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates that achieve an average of 50% can progress to the Level 8 Hons Degree in Marketing.

CIT BA in Human Resource Management

Business Administration - Human Resources

6 60 Semester 5 MGMT7009-Employment Law, MGMT7010-Integretad


CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in IoTs








Case Study MGMT7003-Current Issues in People Mgt MGMT7018-People Resourcing Skills

operate Sep-Jan and Feb-Jun. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 10 months including 12 weeks of summer vacation covering 20-Jun to 1-Sep each year This programme is currently run on a part-time basis

Dundalk IT Bachelor of Business in Management & Administration (Level 7)

Business Administration - Marketing/ HR/ Business Admin


CO Diploma (2 year) graduates will complete 2 semesters at DkIT to achieve a Bachelor of Business in Management & Administration. Candidates that achieve an average of 50% can progress to the Bachelor of Business Honours Degree.

Dundalk IT Bachelor (Hons) of Arts in Accounting (3-year Level 8)



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters at DkIT to complete the BA Honours in Accounting & Finance. Honours graduates are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters of Arts in Accounting

Dundalk IT Bachelor (Hons) of Business

Business Administration -

6 60 Semester 3 To be considered on an individual

CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters at








(3-year Level 8) Marketing/HR/ Business Admin

college basis to facilitate alignment studies.

DkIT to complete the Bachelor (Hons) of Business Honours. Honours graduates are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters of Entrepreneurship and Marketing

IADT Dun Laoghaire

B. Bus (Entrepreneurship) Level 7

Business Entrepreneurship

6 6 0 Year 3 of Level 7 Degree programme

Introduction to Economics to be completed in Canada prior to entering B.Bus.


Sheridan College applicants who have completed the PBUSS programme will be eligible to enter year 3 of the B.Bus (Entrepreneurship) programme. On successful completion of B.Bus. Level 7, graduates may be eligible to complete the Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Entrepreneurship, a one year degree programme. Details are available at: www.iadt.ie

Galway – Mayo Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Business (Level 7)


6 60 Semester 5 Ontario students applying for this programme must have a thorough grounding in

To be considered on an individual student basis.

This programme aims to facilitate students as learners to explore and understand the different functional strands of business, through a comprehensive and general coverage of business

http://www.iadt.ie/








business education, including law, accounting, economics and marketing.

theories, concepts, principles and practices. It aims to impart useful skills of immediate relevance to the needs of industry and commerce. It aims to create an environment within which the students as learners will develop their individual academic, social, conceptual and communicative capabilities to their fullest. It aims to foster entrepreneurial, creative and imaginative thinking.

Galway – Mayo Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Business in Administration & Information Systems (Level 7)


6 60 Semester 5 Ontario students applying for this programme must have a thorough grounding in business education, including law, accounting, economics, marketing and information technology.

To be considered on an individual student basis.

This programme aims to facilitate students as learners to explore and understand the different functional strands of business, and to apply this knowledge in the unique context of the modern office, its functions, and connectivity with information technology developments. t aims to impart useful skills of immediate relevance to the needs of industry and commerce. It aims to








create an environment within which the students as learners will develop their individual academic, social, conceptual and communicative capabilities to their fullest. It aims to foster entrepreneurial, creative and imaginative thinking.

LYIT Bachelor of Business Marketing (Level 7) leading to Bachelor of Business (Hons) Marketing (Level 8)



CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree (level 7) and a further 2 semesters to complete the Honours Bachelor degree (level 8). Typically semesters in LYIT operate Sep – mid-Jan and late-Jan – May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBus (Marketing) are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters in Marketing Practice.

LYIT Bachelor of Business Management (Level 7) leading to Bachelor of Business (Hons) Management

Business Administration - Marketing Human Resource Management


CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree (level 7) and a further 2 semesters to complete the Honours Bachelor degree








(Level 8) (level 8). Typically semesters in LYIT operate Sep – mid-Jan and late-Jan – May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBus (Management) are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters in Marketing Practice.

LYIT Bachelor of Business (Hons) Accounting (Level 8) – 3 year programme



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree (level 8). Typically semesters in LYIT operate Sep – mid-Jan and late-Jan – May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBus (Accounting) are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters in Accounting.

LYIT Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Management (level 7) leading to Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Administrative Management (level 8)

Business Administration


CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree (level 7) and a further 2 semesters to complete the Honours Bachelor degree (level 8). Typically semesters in LYIT operate Sep – mid-Jan and late-Jan – May. Graduates of the Level 8 programme are eligible to








progress to the one-year Masters in Marketing Practice.

LYIT Bachelor of Business (Hons) (Level 8) – 3 year programme (Subject to validation)

Business Administration - Marketing Accounting Human Resource Management


CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree (level 8). Typically semesters in LYIT operate Sep – mid-Jan and late-Jan – May. Graduates of this programme are eligible to progress to the one-year Masters in Marketing Practice.

LIT

Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Marketing & Management – Level 8 (Moylish Campus)

Business Administration – Marketing

6 120 Stage 3 To be considered on an individual college basis

CO Diploma graduates will be awarded a Bachelor of Business (Honours) Degree in Marketing & Management (Level 8) on successful completion of 2 academic stages of study at LIT (Moylish Campus) An academic stage typically operates from Sept to May and is non-semesterised. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who successfully complete all assessment requirements in LIT would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of vacation (summer vacation








from 1 Jun to 1 Sep). Graduates of the Level 8 Honours Degree in Marketing & Management have the opportunity to progress to the Master of Business Degree Programme in Marketing & Management Strategy (Level 9) offered by LIT, subject to entry requirements.

LIT

Bachelor of Business (Hons) Level 8 (Thurles Campus)

Business or Business Administration

6 120 Semester 5 To be considered on an individual college basis

CO Diploma Graduates will be awarded a Bachelor of Business (Honours) Degree (Level 8) on successful completion of 4 semesters of study at LIT (Thurles Campus) Semesters typically operate in LIT (Thurles Campus) from Sept to Dec and Jan to May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who successfully complete all assessment requirements in LIT would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of vacation (summer vacation from 1 Jun to 1 Sep).

IT Sligo B.A. (Hons) in Accounting, Level 8


6 60 Semester 5 To be considered on an individual college basis.

To be considered on an individual college basis.

CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in IT Sligo operate Sep-Dec and








Jan-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IOT would be approximately 20 months including student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year.

IT Sligo Bachelor of Business Administration, Level 7 progressing to Bachelor of Business Administration, Level 8

Business Administration


To be considered on an individual college basis

CO Diploma graduates will have the opportunity to complete either 2 semesters or 4 semesters. On the successful completion of 2 semesters students will be awarded an ordinary level degree. The student has an option to progress to an honours Bachelor degree in Business Administration which will take a further 2 semesters. Typically semesters in IoTs operate Sep-Jan and Feb-Jun. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IOT would be approximately 20 months including 12 weeks of








summer vacation covering 20-Jun to 1-Sep each year.

IT Sligo Bachelor of Business (Level 7) progressing to Bachelor of Business, Level 8




CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in AIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IOT would be approximately 9 months including 15 weeks of student summer vacation covering 1-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree can progress to the Level 8 Honours Degree in Business

IT Sligo Bachelor of Business in Marketing, Level 7 Progressing to Bachelor of Business, Level 8




CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in IoTs operate Sep-Jan and Feb-Jun. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO








students who pass all examinations in their selected IOT would be approximately 9 months including summer vacation each year. Candidates that successfully complete the Level 7 degree can progress to the Level 8 Honours Degree in Business.

ITT Dublin ITT Dublin

B.Bus (Management) B.Bus (Marketing)

Business Administration - Management Marketing Management

6 6

60 60

Semester 5 Semester 5

MRKT 6006- Consumer Behaviour Foundation MGMT 6030-

To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies. To be considered on an individual college basis to facilitate alignment studies.

CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland (Year 3 of the programme) to complete the Ordinary Bachelor of Business Degree in Management. Graduates who pass the level 7 Ordinary Degree can then progress o the Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Management (year 4). Semesters in ITT Dublin operate mid Sep-Jan and Feb-May. CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree.








Management 1 LEGS6002 – Contract and Tort Law

Typically semesters in IoTs operate Sep-Jan and Feb-Jun. Therefore, the end-to-end period of study for CO students who pass all examinations in their selected IoT would be approximately 10 months including 12 weeks of summer vacation covering 20-Jun to 1-Sep each year. Candidates that achieve an average of 50% can

IT Tralee B.Bus (Marketing) Business Administration - Marketing

6 60 Semester 5 Business Law (can be completed in Canada). By a minor amendment to the ITT programme, CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in Economics


CO Diploma (2 year) graduates will complete 4 semesters (years 3 and 4) at ITT to achieve a B.Bus Marketing (Honours). Course details available at www.ittralee.ie/cao/TL285

IT Tralee

B.Bus (Marketing) Business Administration - Marketing

6 60 Semester 5 Business Law, to be completed in Canada, possibly as elective in


CO Diploma (2 year) graduates will complete 4 semesters (years 3 and 4) at ITT to achieve a B.Bus Marketing (Honours). Course details available at

http://www.ittralee.ie/cao/TL285








semester 3 or 4. By a minor amendment to the ITT programme CO graduates will be able to undertake a module in Economics

www.ittralee.ie/cao/TL285

WIT Bachelor of Business (Level 7)

Business Administration - Marketing Accounting Human Resource Management


CO Diploma graduates will complete 2 semesters in Ireland to complete the Ordinary Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Candidates who successfully complete the Level 7 degree and achieve at an average of 50% can progress to the Level 8 Hons Degree in Business (General Steam).

WIT Bachelor (Hons) of Arts in Accounting (Level 8)



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Graduates of the Level 8 BA are eligible to progress

http://www.ittralee.ie/cao/TL285








to the Masters of Business in Accounting.

WIT Bachelor of Business (Hons) (Level 8) Marketing Stream



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business.

WIT Bachelor of Business (Hons) (Level 8) Accounting Stream



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business in Accounting.

WIT Bachelor of Business (Hons) (Level 8) Human Resource Management

Business Administration - Human Resource Management


CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Graduates of the Level 8 BBS are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business.








WIT Bachelor of Arts in Marketing (Hons) (Level 8)



CO Diploma graduates will complete 4 semesters in Ireland to complete the Honours Bachelor degree. Typically semesters in WIT operate Sep-Dec and Jan-May. Graduates of the Level 8 BA (Hons) in Marketing are eligible to progress to the Masters in Business

Notes

1. The Alignment Study Requirements refer to modules that CO graduates must complete to ensure that they meet the entry requirements of IoT programmes that are cognate with the Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas that they have completed. Alignment study requirements may vary somewhat from Institute to Institute and may be updated in line with programme changes. Students should contact the Institute of interest in advance to ensure that full details of alignment studies are reviewed before they make final decisions re: submitting applications for admission.

2. The Exemption Recommendations column refers to cases where CO graduates have completed learning for which they can be granted exemptions in the IoTI system.

3. It is important that both alignment and exemption details be specified where relevant as, with a combination of alignment and exemption modules, CO graduates may be in a position to avail of "customised semesters” 5 and 6 in the IoT system during which they can complete the extra modules required for alignment purposes while completing fewer modules in subject areas in which they are already well qualified.

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