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Welcome to the IBAT College Prospectus 2010

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Tell me about the collegeWelcomeOur location and facilitiesWhy we are differentOur validation partners

Introduce me to the lecturersWords from Shane and ThomasIntroducing some of our team

Explain the courses to me

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What can IBAT do for you?

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BusinessCertificate in Customer Service Certificate in Business Mandarin Certificate in Business (FETAC – L5) Higher Certificate in Business (HETAC – L6) Bachelor of Business (HETAC – L7) Bachelor of Business (Honours – L8) Bachelor of Business (Honours – L8) – Marketing Bachelor of Business (Honours – L8) – Business Information Systems

AccountingAccounting Technicians Ireland (ATI)ACCA Part time ACCA Full time ACCA Computer Based Exams (CBE)

Information Technology ECDL Advanced ECDL Diploma in Web Design (FETAC) Advanced Diploma in Web Design PHP MySql IBAT Diploma in Desk Top Publishing Graphic Design and Animation Multimedia Production (FETAC L5)

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ICM Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies

TherapeuticsITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage ITEC Diploma in Sports Massage ITEC Reflexology ITEC Diploma in Indian Head Massage IBAT Holistic Onsite Massage Workshop

ManagementDiploma in Supervisory Management Diploma in Project Management IBAT Certificate in Microsoft ProjectICM Graduate Diploma in Management Studies

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The lecturers in IBAT are very friendly and open. They always provide an easy-going educational atmosphere during the classes which encourages students to participate in an interactive way, giving us every opportunity to ask questions. They’re approachable and always ready to address any problems we may have.Jagpreet Singh, Bachelor of Business Student

‘IBAT College is an extremely friendly and multicultural college’

Jagpreet Singh

Bachelor of

Business Student

What can IBAT do for you?

Tell me about the college

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IBAT College provides a full suite of student services to ensure that your experience with us is positive, enjoyable and worthwhile. We provide a number of innovative services such as moodle; our virtual learning environment, room bookings, a student mentor system and support to clubs and societies within the college.

Welcome to IBAT College

Choosing the right Institution for your college education is an important decision that will have a great impact on your future. IBAT was founded with the specific aim of providing students with direct access to the methodologies and skills that employers value most. All IBAT students acquire a well rounded education, targeted specifically at enhancing their opportunities for employment and unlocking their personal potential.

Close to coastal attractions such as the beaches at Malahide and Portmarnock, IBAT College is particularly well resourced in terms of support and information. Our facilities are improving all the time through regular feedback from the people who matter most to us – you, our valued customers. Recent additions include a new chill-out room with ample computer facilities and coffee dock. Our coffee dock provides an area for students to relax and mingle.

Our staff have been chosen not only for their excellence in teaching but also for their interest in working closely with their students. Our students are chosen on the basis of their academic potential, personal qualities and talents from a large and internationally diverse pool of applicants.

Students can apply directly via the CAO system for our five programmes in Business in level 6, 7 and 8. Scholarships are available for eligible students with kind support from Fingal Dublin Chamber. See page 67 for full details on all of our scholarship offerings.

Located in the bustling town of Swords in North Dublin, the IBAT Campus in IBAT House, offers a state-of-the-art facility with every amenity you would expect from a modern, progressive, higher education institute.

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SwordsSwords, North Dublin is right at the heart of Fingal County Council. Fingal has the youngest population in Ireland according to the latest census. We are located in a town which combines its medieval origins with its present-day status as a modern, dynamic centre on the fringe of Dublin. Swords is adjacent to the Irish and European headquarters of many multi-national high technology industries. The population of Swords is 43,000 making it one of the largest towns in Ireland.

Local attractionsWhile Swords is one of the biggest towns in Ireland it has retained its medieval charm. Swords Castle is situated in the centre of this ancient town. It is the former residence of the Archbishop of Dublin and is the only fortified residence of the Archbishop to survive in its original state today. The castle was built over a period of 400 years starting before 1200 AD.

Malahide and Portmarnock (4 km) The college is well placed for visiting local attractions, such as the seaside towns of Portmarnock, Howth and Malahide, once a small fishing village and now a pretty, designated heritage town with a majestic 14th century castle.

Your time here as a student will be one of the most exciting experiences of your life – a unique opportunity to study subjects that really interest you, to acquire knowledge and skills which are highly valued by employers and to make new and lasting friendships.

Swords is a breath of fresh air, from its nearby beaches and idyllic rural landscape to all the nightlife, leisure and cultural opportunities you’d expect from a large town near Dublin’s city centre. Swords boasts the largest selection of nightclubs and pubs on the north side of Dublin outside of the city centre. The town has a wide range of shops, banks, pubs and other businesses, including the large modern Pavilions Shopping Centre.

Swords, a great place to live and study

Swords Castle

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HETACHETAC (Higher Education and Training Awards Council) is the qualifications awarding body for third level educational and training institutions outside the university sector in Ireland. HETAC awards qualifications at all levels of higher education and training up to PhD level. HETAC was established on 11 June 2001, under the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999. It is the successor to the National Council for Educational Awards (NCEA). NCEA has played its part in the economic development of the country for more than a quarter of a century.

ACCA The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is the largest global professional accountancy body, with 110,000 members and 260,000 students in over 170 countries. ACCA’s professional qualification is respected globally and its access to companies, governments, regulators and practitioners around the world gives it a unique perspective on financial management and accountability in the public and private sectors. IBAT is now an ACCA Gold tuition provider.

FETAC IBAT College Swords is a FETAC registered provider. FETAC is the national awarding body for further education and training in Ireland. The Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) gives students an opportunity to gain recognition for learning in education or training centres, in the work place and in the community.

ATIAccounting Technicians Ireland has become the leading accounting technician body in Ireland. This qualification is recognised worldwide and substantial exemptions are offered to graduates of this course with the senior accounting bodies. The ATI qualification is awarded by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland.

ECDL With over 3.5 million participants, the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) is the world’s largest vendor-neutral end-user computer skills certification and is internationally recognised as the global benchmark in this field. The ECDL is designed specifically for those who wish to gain a qualification in computing to help them advance in their current employment, develop their IT skills and enhance their career prospects.

ITEC ITEC qualifications are supported by industry and are easily transportable nationally and internationally. ITEC qualifications are accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, on behalf of the Department for Education and Skills in the UK.

ICM The Institute of Commercial Management is a globally recognised and respected Foundation, dedicated to supporting business, personal and professional development. Promoting sustainable social and economic development at all levels, in all economies, the Institute is committed to providing high quality global education, training and consulting services which raise performance standards for business, promote lifelong learning and create professional status for individuals.

At IBAT you are our customer

We value your opinions above all else

We listen to you

Our staff are among the most qualified in Ireland

We use the latest innovations in teaching

Our facilities are modern, innovative and equipped with the latest technology

Our class sizes are small

We have friendly and practical student support services

We use information technology in an innovative and smart way

Our timetables are designed with you in mind

Students from all over the world study here

Our administration team enjoy meeting and taking care of you

Our campus is in the heart of Swords town close to all its amenities

Our staff endeavours to ensure you have an enjoyable and fun

learning experience

At IBAT College, we work with a number of accreditation organisations. Why we’re

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Our validationpartners

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IBAT has so much to offer its students. I always found that the lecturers were well prepared and made classes very interesting, not only by referring to notes and books but real life examples in the world of business. The class sizes are comfortable and not overcrowded like some colleges and universities. The staff at IBAT are very friendly and approachable.Diana Covasa, IT Student

Introduce me to thelecturers

Diana Covasa

IT Student

What can IBAT do for you?

‘The lecturers were always happy to help if I had any questions.’

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A word from Thomas

A word from Shane

IwouldliketotakethisopportunitytowelcomeyoutoIBATcollegeandtotellyoualittlebitaboutthephilosophybehindouroperation.Ourteamsinadmissions,administration,lecturingandallthewaythroughtograduationareallfocusedonensuringthatourstudents(customers)receiveaworldclasslearningexperience.Theteampridesitselfinseeingstudentsachieveandrealisetheiracademicandcareergoalsandendeavourateachstagetoensureyouexperienceafriendly,productiveandcuttingedgelearningenvironment.

Wefundamentallybelievethatwhenstudentsareprovidedwiththerightenvironment,accesstotherightresources,talentandexpertise,thatsuccessinadvertentlyfollowsbothforourstudentsandourcollege.Asyoulookthroughourprospectuspleasefeelfreeatanystagetocontactuswithanyquestionsorqueriesyoumayhaveaswewillbedelightedtohelpyou.Thomas Russell, Operations Manager

Whilegoingtocollegecanbebothanexcitingandscaryexperience,ourplanhereinIBATistomakeitamemorableone.Thecollegeisyoungandmodern,knownforitsfriendlyvibeandnotalargeanonymouslecturehallinsight.

OurHETACapprovedprogrammesuptoLevel8ontheNationalFrameworkofQualificationsandourACCAgoldcentrestatustestifythecalibreofourqualityassuranceprocedures.

Ourlocationisunbeatable,situatedinthecentreofSwordsandpackedwithalloftheamenitiesyouwouldexpectfromthecountywiththefastestgrowingandyoungestpopulationinIreland.

Inthecurrentenvironmentweareacutelyconsciousofthechangedeconomiccircumstances.WhileIbelievethatyouwillbepleasantlysurprisedatthecompetitivenessofourprices,Iwouldencourageyoutodiscussindividualpaymentplansorscholarshipoptionswithadmissionsstaff.Browseourprospectus,attendoneofouropeneveningsordropinforachat.IlookforwardtowelcomingyoutoIBAT.

Shane Ormsby, College Director

Thomas RussellOperations Manager

Shane OrmsbyCollege Director

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- Jagpreet Singh, Bachelor of Business Student

Introducing some of our team

Adrienne Gallagher, Business LecturerAdrienne is a qualified accountant with 15 years experience in the Financial Services sector both in Ireland and in a Pan European context. Having worked for companies such as Bank of Ireland, Standard Life and Royal Bank of Scotland, she gained extensive experience in finance, IT Management and HR. She lectures in Financial Accounting, Business Maths and Quantitative Methods.

Paul Lydon, Accountancy LecturerPaul has lectured extensively in Financial and Management Accounting over the past five years in private and state colleges including both ACCA and ICAI students. Prior to 2002, Paul worked as a professional accountant for many years. He is a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants and holds an MBS in Marketing and Entrepreneurship.

Keith Whitford, ACCA LecturerKeith is a qualified accountant and tax consultant with over twelve years of experience in private practice, with the last three being as a sole-practitioner (under the name KPW & Co). Keith has been lecturing part time professional accounting courses (ACCA and IATI) for 5 out of the last 7 years.

BELOW:JoanConnollyAdmissions Officer

AoifeMahonAdmissions Coordinator

AoifeFitzpatrickRegistrar

‘Creating a real understanding of what we teach is so important. We ensure that students are not only successful in their exams but can go on to apply these skills in a business environment.’– Adrienne Gallagher, Business Lecturer

Our staff are among the most qualified in Ireland with many years of academic and practical experience in their areas of expertise. Lecturers across all faculties have been selected for this experience. They are highly motivated through a clear performance management process and take pride in the energy and enthusiasm they bring to each lecture.

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Tony Murray, IT LecturerTony has over 40 years experience in the IT industry with roles rangingfrom software development to business analyst and project management. He commenced teaching in 1988 and ran his own training centre for a number of years before joining IBAT. Tony completed the Diploma in Systems Analysis course in Trinity College and has a Certificate in Training from NUI Maynooth.

Lorraine Ryan, Business LecturerLorraine has over ten years experience as a finance professional and has been lecturing for the past three years. She holds an MBs in Entrepreneurship and Marketing, a BSc (Management of Credit) and is a part qualified CIMA professional. Lorraine lectures in Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Enterprise and Innovation and Management Accounting.

‘I believe all students should be active participants in the learning process. My main goal is to give students an understanding of the fundamentals and principles of a particular subject and how to apply these in practice.’– Mark Dean, IT Lecturer

John Murtagh, Business LecturerJohn has over 25 years senior management experience with a number of large multi-national companies in the Information Technology sector. During this period he was responsible for Customer Service Delivery, Business Operations and Supply Chain Management for Ireland, Europe, Middle East and Africa. John was awarded an International Executive MBA by the Smurfit Business School (UCD). He holds numerous other educational qualifications, including Diplomas in Logistics Management awarded by the Dutch Federation of Industry (DEBAK) and TEFL.

Mark Dean, IT LecturerMark is an IT professional with over 15 years industry experience. Over this period he has accumulated knowledge and skills from numerous sectors ranging from education through to manufacturing and banking. He has been involved in many IT roles including software developer, team leader, systems analyst and corporate IT trainer. Mark holds a Bachelor of Science from Trinity College and has lectured on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as well as professional programmes such as ACCA.

Rosemary Deneher, Business LecturerRosemary combines a strong academic background with extensive experience in the business sector, including a number of years of managerial experience. Rosemary holds a BA in Business and HRM from the NCI and a Masters Degree (MSc) in Education and Training Management from DCU. Rosemary is experienced in developing and delivering high quality programmes and brings a wealth of practical experience to her teaching practice. She lectures in Business, Business Management, People Management and Accountancy.

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What can IBAT do for you?

Explain the courses to me

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Certificate in Customer Service

Certificate in Business Mandarin

Certificate in Business Studies (FETAC – L5)

Higher Certificate in Business (HETAC – L6)

Bachelor of Business (HETAC – L7)

Bachelor of Business (Honours – L8)

Bachelor of Business - Marketing

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Bachelor of Business Full Time (HETAC L7)

Higher Certificate in Business Full Time (HETAC L6)

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‘IBAT College is a friendly and modern campus with really helpful and supportive staff. Unlike the large universities, classes are small and allow for lots of interaction between students and lecturers. I have made lots of great friends here and find it a great environment for learning.’

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Certificate in Business Studies Full Time (FETAC L5)

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Bachelor of Business – MarketingFull Time HETAC L8)

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Certificate in Customer ServiceFETAC Level 5 Component Award

BusinessCertificate in Business MandarinBusiness

CustomerFocus

EffectiveCommunicatingwithCustomers

HowtoDeliveraQualityService

DevelopingandImplementingPoliciesandProcedures

CurrentCustomerLegislation

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Course OverviewThis course is specifically designed for people who are interested in doing business within the Chinese market or are interested in travelling to China and interacting with the Chinese community either for business or pleasure.

There are several major differences between China and the Western World in terms of both culture and language. A vital aspect of effective interaction is to understand these differences. This course not only teaches the basics of Mandarin as a language but it also covers topics such as: Chinese politics, business, economics, geography, International trade, as well as the fundamentals of travelling around China.

CertificationUpon successful completion of the program students will be issued with an IBAT Certificate in Business Mandarin

What are my career prospects?This course is suitable for people who are interested in interacting or doing business within the Chinese Market. It is of particular interest to those who intend to travel to China for business or pleasure.

Course Code: IBBMAN1PPart TimeWhat are the entry requirements?No prior knowledge ofMandarin is necessary.

How long is the course?10 Weeks.

What are the course fees?€495.

How Do I Apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course OverviewIn today’s business and professional world, the ability to effectively build and manage customer relationships is critical to the success of an organisation. This part time course introduces the key concepts and topics of customer service and develops practical skills within real business scenarios including presentations, negotiations, telephone-handling, meetings and discussions. Using an interactive approach, students participate in problem solving tasks, case studies and business simulations.

CertificationThis course is certified by IBAT College Swords.

What are my career prospects?You will gain a greater understanding of customer needs and expectations, the confidence to deal with any given situation in a professional and personal way and a practical knowledge of how to relate, control and close different customer interactions.

Course Code: DIPCTSV1 Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Entry to the programme isbased on each applicant’smerits and experience.

How long is the course?10 Weeks.

What are the course fees?The course fees are €750.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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Business BusinessCertificate in Business StudiesFETAC Level 5

Higher Certificate in Business HETAC Level 6

The FETAC Level 5Certificate in BusinessStudies provides a pathway for students to further professional qualifications and higher education qualifications including, a Higher Certificate in Business or Bachelor of Business.

Continuous assessmentapplies all year round andrepresents roughly 60 percent of the final grade.Assignments are to becompleted during the year.There is an end of yearassessment for somesubjects that representsroughly 40 per cent of thefinal grade.

AppliedEconomics

BusinessAdministration

BusinessStudies

Communications

MarketingPractice

InternationalTradePractice

BehaviouralStudies

WorkExperience

HumanResourceManagement

ManagementAccounting2

TheInternetandE-Business

QuantitativeMethods

Macroeconomics

IntroductiontoBusiness

BusinessApplications

BusinessCommunications

FinancialAccounting1

Marketing

BusinessMathematics

Microeconomics

ManagementAccounting1

Management

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Term 1 Term 2 Assignments Progression Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3

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Law

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ServicesManagement

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Course OverviewThis programme provides students with the relevant knowledge and skills to enable them to make a significant contribution within modern business, commercial or administrative environments. The programme is for school leavers who wish to pursue a career in business, enterprise or related fields and also mature students who wish to improve their career prospects. The learning process in this course involves lectures, tutorials, practicals, workshops, case studies and interactive learning. Lecturers actively encourage participation in classes. This course has a particularly strong emphasis on both finance and information technology.

CertificationThis programme has been designed in consultation with HETAC, the HigherEducation and Training Awards Council to provide a pathway for students tofurther professional qualifications such as progression to Ordinary or HonoursDegrees, ACCA professional exams and directly into employment. HETAC isthe qualifications awarding body for third-level educational and traininginstitutions outside the university sector in Ireland.

What are my career prospects?The Higher Certificate in Business provides an excellent base for any studentembarking on a career in business. The blend of business skills gained by students on this programme makes them attractive candidates for a vast range of employment opportunities.

Course Code: BY001 Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Applicants require a D3 gradein five subjects at ordinarylevel in the Leaving Certificateto include Maths and English.

Students holding a relevantCertificate, Diploma or otherrelevant third level qualificationmay qualify for entry to thesecond or third year of thisdegree programme.

Mature applicants shouldapply directly.

How long is the course?2 Years (Full Time) course. What are the course fees?The course fees are €3,500 per year.

How do I apply?Application for first year of this Higher Certificate programme is through the CAO system (see page 43 of the CAO Handbook 2009).

Course OverviewThis FETAC Level 5 programme has been designed to provide the student with an appreciation and understanding of the concepts, issues and insights in business. This programme provides students with the relevant knowledge and skills to enable them to make a significant contribution within modern business, commercial or administrative environments.

This course aims to equip students to meet the needs of a growing economy for personnel with business administration and information technology skills. Students are introduced to the diverse aspects that comprise a business enterprise or other organisation. They will also gain an understanding of the concepts and processes of management. CertificationThis programme has been designed in consultation with FETAC, the Further Education and Training Awards Council, to provide a pathway for students to further professional qualifications such as the HETAC Higher Certificate in Business and Bachelor Degree programmes.

What are my career prospects?Graduates may find employment in a variety of business positions where knowledge of either business or administration is either a requirement or a definite asset. The blend of business skills and work experience gained by students on this programme makes them attractive candidates for a range of employment opportunities. Work experience is undertaken as part of this course.

Course Code: FTCBS1 Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?National Vocational Certificate Level.

Leaving Certificate.

Leaving Certificate Applied or equivalent qualifications.

Mature Applicants (23 Years)with relevant life and workexperience.

How long is the course?1 Year (Full Time).

What are the course fees?The course fees are €2,250 per year.

How Do I Apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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Bachelor of BusinessHETAC Level 7

IntroductiontoBusiness

BusinessApplications

BusinessCommunications

FinancialAccounting1

Marketing

BusinessMathematics

Microeconomics

ManagementAccounting1

Management

SystemsAnalysisandDesign

HRManagement1

ManagementAccounting2

InternetandE-Business

QuantitativeMethods

Macroeconomics

FinancialAccounting2

CorporateandBusinessLaw

EnterpriseandInnovation

OrganisationalBehaviour

ServicesManagement

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Bachelor of Business HonoursHETAC Level 8

IntroductiontoBusiness

BusinessApplications

BusinessCommunications

FinancialAccounting1

Marketing

BusinessMathematics

Microeconomics

ManagementAccounting1

Management

SystemsAnalysisandDesign

HRManagement1

ManagementAccounting2

InternetandE-Business

QuantitativeMethods

Macroeconomics

FinancialAccounting2

CorporateandBusinessLaw

EnterpriseandInnovation

OrganisationalBehaviour

ServicesManagement

Year 1 Year 2 Year 4

InternationalMarketing

DecisionsSupportSystems

InternationalBusinessEnvironment

Entrepreneurship

ResearchMethods

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CorporateGovernanceBusinessEthicsandPracticeEuropeanEconomy

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OperationsManagement

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ConsumerBehaviourandMarketresearch

HRManagement2

BusinessStrategy

CorporateFinance2

ISManagement2

MarketingManagement

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OperationsManagement

CorporateandBusiness

Law2

ISManagement1

ConsumerBehaviourandMarketresearch

HRManagement2

BusinessStrategy

CorporateFinance2

ISManagement2

MarketingManagement

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Course OverviewThis degree programme builds upon the areas of Management, ICT, Financeand Business which are introduced to students in year one and year two ofthis programme. The programme is for school leavers who wish to pursue acareer in business, management or related fields and also mature studentswho wish to improve their career prospects. Students will build upon theirintroduction to business and management functions to develop a range of skills, including analytical, critical thinking and problem-solving skillsnecessary in the modern business environment.

CertificationThis programme has been designed in consultation with HETAC, the HigherEducation and Training Awards Council, to provide a pathway to students tofurther professional qualifications such as progression to Honours Degrees(HETAC Level 8) or directly into employment. HETAC is the qualificationsawarding body for third-level educational and training institutions outside the university sector in Ireland. This course is designed to offer studentsprogression from the Level 6 Higher Certificate in Business.

What are my career prospects?The Bachelor of Business is designed to prepare individuals for employmentin the private and public sectors and further education. Students may develop careers in the following areas: industrial relations, sales and marketing,manufacturing and operations, hospitality and travel, accounting and financialservices and human resources.

Course Code: BY051Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Applicants require a D3 gradein five subjects at ordinarylevel in the Leaving Certificateto include Maths and English.

Students holding a relevantCertificate, Diploma or otherrelevant third level qualificationmay qualify for entry to thesecond or third year of thisdegree programme.

Mature applicants shouldapply directly.

How long is the course?3 years (Full Time).

What are the course fees?The course fees are €3,500 per year.

How do I apply?Application for first year of this Higher Certificate programme is through the CAO system (see page 43 of the CAO Handbook 2009).

Course OverviewThis Level 8 Bachelor of Business (Honours) has been devised to includesubjects that support best international business management practice. The course provides students with a unique insight into the fundamentalknowledge required and challenges associated with doing businessinternationally.

It provides a deep understanding of international business whilst continuing to develop practical skills in functional areas such as HRM and Marketing. Central to the programme is the application and enhancement of knowledge, skills, competencies and insights by bringing together learned functional skills and developing an integrated business systems perspective.

CertificationStudents who successfully complete this programme may choose from a wide range of careers in the public and private sectors. It is envisioned thatstudents who complete this degree will develop highly marketable skills andsecure employment in small, medium and large companies regardless of theirindustry sector.

What are my career prospects?Graduates with a Bachelor of Business (Honours) may be entitled to exemptionsfrom the leading Professional Accountancy Bodies including ACA and ACCA.Graduates from this programme can expect to be accepted onto a wide rangeof Masters programmes in Universities and Colleges across the globe.

Course Code: BY101Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Applicants require HC3 in two subjects and passes in four other subjects at H or O level in the Leaving Certificate toinclude English & Mathematics.

How long is the course?4 years (Full Time).

What are the course fees?The course fees are €3,500 per year.

How do I apply?Applications for this course may be made through the CAO system (see page 43 of the CAO Handbook 2009).

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Bachelor of Business Honours Level 8 – Marketing

CorporateFinance1

OperationsManagement

CorporateandBusiness

Law2

ISManagement1

ConsumerBehaviourandMarketresearch

HRManagement2

BusinessStrategy

CorporateFinance2

ISManagement2

MarketingManagement

IntroductiontoBusiness

BusinessApplications

BusinessCommunications

FinancialAccounting1

Marketing

BusinessMathematics

Microeconomics

ManagementAccounting1

Management

SystemsAnalysisandDesign

HRManagement1

ManagementAccounting2

InternetandE-Business

QuantitativeMethods

Macroeconomics

FinancialAccounting2

CorporateandBusinessLaw

EnterpriseandInnovation

OrganisationalBehaviour

ServicesManagement

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InternationalMarketing

MarketingCommunications

Entrepreneurship

DecisionSupportSystems

ResearchMethods

CorporateGovernance

BusinessPracticeEthics

StrategicManagement

E-Marketing

BrandManagement

Thesis

Bachelor of Business, Business Information SystemsHonoursHETAC Level 8

IntroductiontoBusiness

BusinessApplications

BusinessCommunications

FinancialAccounting1

Marketing

BusinessMathematics

Microeconomics

ManagementAccounting1

Management

SystemsAnalysisandDesign

HRManagement1

ManagementAccounting2

InternetandE-Business

QuantitativeMethods

Macroeconomics

FinancialAccounting2

CorporateandBusinessLaw

EnterpriseandInnovation

OrganisationalBehaviour

ServicesManagement

Year 1 Year 2 Year 4

InternationalMarketing

DecisionsSupportSystems

InternationalBusiness

Environment

Entrepreneurship

ResearchMethods

InternationalHRM

CorporateGovernance

BusinessEthicsandPractice

EuropeanEconomy

StrategicManagement

Thesis

Business Business

CorporateFinance1

OperationsManagement

CorporateandBusiness

Law2

ISManagement1

ConsumerBehaviourandMarketresearch

HRManagement2

BusinessStrategy

CorporateFinance2

ISManagement2

MarketingManagement

Year 3

Course overviewThis level 8 Bachelor of Business (Honours) – Marketing has been devised to include subjects that support best marketing practice within Business. The marketing focus addresses the increased demands that the rapidly changingmarketplace places on businesses today. From the smallest start-up to thelargest multinational, it has become increasingly important for businesses tobe pro-active towards changes in the external environment.

The marketing emphasis of this business programme seeks to developstudents understanding of the cross functional role that marketing plays withother key functions within organisations and the core role that marketing playsin determining the growth potential of an enterprise.

CertificationThis course is certified by HETAC, the Higher Education Training Awards Council.Graduates can also expect to be accepted onto a wide range of Mastersprogrammes in Universities and Colleges across the globe.

What are my career prospects?The marketing focus of this business degree programme explores the coremarketing principles in the context of organisations, business managementpractice and the changing business environment.

Graduates can take advantage of the many career opportunities in management or marketing or a variety of related disciplines.

Course Code BY102Full-TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Applicants require HC3 in two subjects and passes in four other subjects at H or O level in the Leaving Certificate to include English and Mathematics.

Mature applicants shouldapply directly.

How long is the course?4 years (Full Time).

What are the course fees?The course fees are €3,500 per year.

How do I apply?Applications for this course may be made through the CAO system (see page 43 of the CAO Handbook 2009).

Course OverviewThis level 8 Bachelor of Business (Honours) – Information Systems providesstudents with up to date knowledge of the current trends in computing anddevelops the skills required for managing and supporting Information Systemsacross all areas of an organisation.

It provides a deeper understanding of Business Information Systems whilst continuing to develop practical skills in functional areas such as HRM and Marketing.

CertificationThis course is certified by HETAC, the Higher Education Training Awards Council.Graduates can also expect to be accepted onto a wide range of Mastersprogrammes in Universities and Colleges across the globe.

What are my career prospects?Graduates of this programme can support organisations by acquiring more accurate information quickly, thereby helping them complete businesstransactions faster and make better business decisions. The increasingcentral role that Business Information Systems plays in practically allorganisations means that graduates will be well positioned for a variety of careers in manufacturing, retail, financial, telecommunications and service industries.

Graduates can take advantage of the many career opportunities inmanagement or information technology or a variety of related disciplines.

Course Code: BY103 Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Applicants require HC3 in two subjects and passes in four other subjects at H or O level in the Leaving Certificate toinclude English & Mathematics.

How long is the course?4 years (Full Time).

What are the course fees?The course fees are €3,500 per year.

How do I apply?Applications for this course may be made through the CAO system (see page 43 of the CAO Handbook 2009).

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Accountancy

Paula is a qualified accountant and a graduate of DCU where she was awarded a Bachelor of Business. She has worked at a senior level in different sectors, ranging from retail to manufacturing based in Ireland, the UK and Germany. Paula has experience in the public sector having acted as a financial adviser in relation to EU funding. She is now using the practical experiences gained in industry to deliver accountancy modules on the ACCA programme.

‘Having spent many years working as an accountant in industry, I find a great reward in using that experience to assist my students, helping them acquire skills or decide on a career path. In return their questions and ideas keep me on the learning path.’

Accounting Technicians Ireland (ATI) ACCA Part Time and ACCA Full Time ACCA Computer Based Exams (CBE)

P34

P35

P36

Course List

Progression Map ACCAPart Time

ACCAFull Time

ATIPart Time

Paula Daly Hayes

Corporate Finance

Lecturer

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Accounting Technicians Ireland(ATI)

Accounting

Course overviewAccounting Technicians are qualified accounting professionals that work at all levels of finance. They can work in all types of organisations and are widely employed throughout the public sector, industry and commerce and in private accounting practices. Accounting Technicians can work on their own or alongside professional accountants. Graduates of this course can expect to leave with the knowledge, skills and techniques required by the modern professional accountant.

CertificationProspective students must register and be accepted as student members of the ATI,strict deadlines apply. Please see www.accountingtechniciansireland.ie for details or speak with our dedicated ATI course advisors. As part of this course learners must secure employment within a relevant accounting environment.

Accounting Technicians in Ireland (ATI) is the leading accounting technician body in Ireland with over 10,000 members and students. ATI is a partner body with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, the oldest and largest body of Accountants in Ireland. As members of the Institute, individuals are entitled to put the letters MATI after their name, seen by many employers as essential when hiring.

What are my career prospects?While the accounting technician qualification is in itself an excellent route into a rewarding career in Finance, many students can use ATI as an alternative route onto one of the main professional accountancy qualifications – ACCA, ACA, CPA, or CIMA. On successful completion of the ATI (Accounting Technicians Ireland) qualification the candidate is eligible for transfer to these Professional Accountancy courses with exemptions from some of the initial examinations.

Course code: ATIPart TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Leaving Certificate – Five passes on Ordinary papers to include either Mathematics or Accountancy.

FETAC, HETAC Award holders may be entitled to exemptions.

How long is the course?The ATI course is taught annually two evenings a week from September (6.30-9.15pm).

What are the course fees?Year 1: €1125Year 2: €1175or €300 per subject.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

FinancialAccountingI

TaxationI(ROI)

LawandEthics

BusinessManagement

FinancialAccountingII

TaxationII(ROI)

LawandEthics(2008/09only)

ManagementAccounting(from2009/10onwards)

IntegratedAccountingSystems(IAS)

Year 1 Year 2

Association of Chartered CertifiedAccountants (ACCA)

Accounting

Course overviewIBAT is a Gold Approved learning provider of ACCA. The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is the world’s largest and most respected professional accountants association, with more than 370, 000 students and members in 170 countries worldwide. The ACCA Qualification successfully combines practical experience and professional exams. The papers are based on international accounting and auditing standards.

The fundamental level on this course is divided into two modules – knowledge and skills. The knowledge module (F1–F3) introduces students to the core areas of financial and management accounting. This provides the platform from which the other technical accountancy areas will be studied in greater detail in the skills module. The skills module (F4–F9) contains six subjects which comprehensively cover the main technical technical areas that any accountant – regardless of their future career aspirations – are expected to have mastered.

CertificationProspective students must register and be accepted as student members of the ACCA, strict deadlines apply. Please see www.accagobal.com for details or speak with our dedicated ACCA course advisors. As part of this programme learners must secure employment within a relevant accounting environment.

What are my career prospects?ACCA Qualification is a passport to a new world of opportunity. It will enable you to become a Chartered Certified Accountant, use the designatory letters of ACCA, and work in any aspect of finance or management in any business.

Course codes: ACCA1P – Part TimeACCA1F – Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Students should consult www.accaglobal.com or speak directly to our course coordinator who will be happy to advise.

How long is the course?There are two examinationsessions per year – one in June and one in December.

What are the course fees?Part Time: Papers F1-F3: €510 per paperPart-Time: Papers F4-F9: €660 per paperFull-Time: €800 per paper.

Revision OnlyF1, F2 & F3: €215 per moduleF4, F5, F6, F7, F8 & F9: €270 per moduleACCA CBE (Price per exam): €120

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

However, students must register with ACCA directly.

F1–AccountantinBusiness

F2–Management Accounting

F3–FinancialAccounting

F4–Corporate&Business Law

F5–Performance Management

F6–Taxation

F7–FinancialReporting

F8–AuditAndAssurance

F9–FinancialManagement

Fundamental Level – KnowledgeThetimetableforeachofthesubjects

isstructuredtoprovideafocusedtuitionsection,dedicatedrevisionsessionsincludingacorrectedmockexam.

RevisionOnlyF1, F2 & F3 – €215 per moduleF4, F5, F6, F7, F8 & F9 – €270 per module

ACCACBEPrice per Exam €120 – F1, F2 & F3

Thetimetableforeachofthesubjectsisstructuredtoprovideafocusedtuitionsection,dedicatedrevisionsessionsincludingacorrectedmockexam.

Fundamental Level – Skills

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ACCA Computer Based Exam

Course overviewComputer based exams have been developed by ACCA as part of their overall e-business strategy, providing learning and assessment online and continuing to offer students access, opportunity and flexibility through the ACCA brand.

IBAT College Swords is an ACCA registered centre for CBE examinations and offers CBE examinations for the following ACCA modules:

•F1–AccountinginBusiness•F2–ManagementAccounting•F3–FinancialAccounting

CertificationThe Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is the largest and fastest growing international professional accountancy body in the world, with nearly 300,000 members and students in 160 countries. The ACCA syllabus has been recognised by the United Nations as providing the basis for a global accountancy qualification. This qualification enables you to become a Chartered Certified Accountant, to use the letters ACCA, and to work in any aspect of finance or management in any business. Please check out their website www.accaglobal.com.

When can I sit an ACCA computer based exam?IBAT college runs an exam sitting on the last Friday of each month. We also run a number of additional sittings during the ACCA examination periods of June and December.

Course code: ACCACBEWhat are the entry requirements?Students need to be a registered member of ACCA.

How long is the exam?2 hour exam.

What are the exam fees?€120.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or onlineat www.ibat.ie

F1AccountantinBusiness

F2ManagementAccounting

F3FinancialAccounting

CBE Modules

Accounting

‘The value of higher education cannot be underestimated in terms of the career opportunities and doors it opens for students, it means a lot to me when a student completes the loop of working hard in class and converting their hard work into the job that they were looking for ’– Paul Lydon, Accountancy Lecturer

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Information Technology

Progression Map

ECDL Part Time

Multimedia Production Full Time (FETAC – L5)

Advanced WordPart Time

Graphic Design and Animation Part Time

Advanced ExcelPart Time

Advanced Web Design Part Time

PHP MySQL Part Time

Desk Top Publishing Part Time FETAC L6

‘I am currently studying for a Diploma in Desktop Publishing at IBAT College and finding the course very rewarding and enjoyable. The staff are friendly and there are some great facilities available to students. My tutor makes learning easy and fun with interesting exercises to do both in class and at home.’

Bachelor of Business (Honours)Business Information Systems Full Time (HETAC L8)

European Computer Driving Licence – ECDL

Advanced ECDL

Diploma in Web Design (FETAC)

Advanced Diploma in Web Design

PHP MySql

IBAT Diploma in Desk Top Publishing

Graphic Design and Animation

Multimedia Production (FETAC L5)

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Course List

Ann Martin

Desktop Publishing

Student

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European Computer Driving LicenceECDL Standard

Information Technology

Course overviewThe ECDL Advanced Program is designed for existing ECDL holders who wish to progress their computer skills to a higher level. The skills covered in the advanced level ECDL encompass more complex tasks and deals with a richer and more extensive functionality of common applications.

Advanced ECDL modulesThere are four Modules which can be taken at the ECDL Advanced Level:

•WordProcessing•Spreadsheets•Databases•Presentations

Each module is treated separately and the student will receive an Advanced ECDL Certificate for each one. Learners who have successfully completed the four advanced modules can apply for the ECDL Expert Certificate.

What are my career prospects?The increased skill level which the learners gain on this course provides enhanced confidence and self-assurance for the advanced computer user. It will also increase the productivity of the learner in the work place.

European Computer Driving LicenceECDL Advanced

Information Technology

Course code: AECDL2 Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Entrants must have completed the ECDL standard level certificate in the relevant module prior to doingthe ECDL Advanced Level module.

How long is the course?Four half day Saturdays per module.

What are the course fees?The cost is €375 per module.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewThe European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) is the world’s most successful IT skills certification programme. To date, nine million people have undertaken an ECDL programme in more than 60 countries worldwide. The ECDL certifies that the holder is competent in the use of a personal computer and common computer applications including Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint.

ECDL modulesModule 1 of the course is a theoretical test of computing knowledge at a general level and Modules 2-7 are practical skills. As you progress through the course, the modules you pass are recorded on a Skills Card. Successful completion of all seven exams entitles the student to the ECDL certificate.

What are my career prospects?Computer skills are increasingly important in all areas of employment. The ECDL has established a standard for everyone who uses a computer in either a professional or personal capacity. It is an excellent worldwide benchmark of employee skills making the holder readily mobile within Ireland and internationally.

Course code: ECDL1Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Some prior IT experience is necessary.

How long is the course?Courses run on a regular basis.Please contact IBAT aboutcommencement dates andduration.

What are the course fees?The cost is €595 for both evening and morning courses.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

ECDLModules1-7

BasicConcepts(Theory–allmultiplechoicequestions)

FileManagement(MSWindows)

WordProcessing(MSWord)

Spreadsheets(MSExcel)

Database(MSAccess)

Presentation(MSPowerpoint)

InternetandEmail(MSOutlook)

ECDL Module 1-7

ECDLAdvancedLevelModules

AdvancedWordProcessing(MSWord)

AdvancedSpreadsheets(MSExcel)

AdvancedDatabase(MSAccess)

AdvancedPresentation(MSPowerpoint)

ECDL Advanced Level ModulesTocompletetheECDLqualificationstudentsmustsitandpassexamsinsevenmodules.

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Diploma in Web DesignFETAC Level 5 Component Award

Information Technology

Course overviewThis course has been specifically designed for existing Web Designers who wish to expand their knowledge of website design. The main objective of this course is to up skill existing web designers from a basic level of website design to a moreadvanced level. It includes Client-Side JavaScript Programming for the web and provides existing programmers a really solid foundation in HTML and CSS code which are essential skills for all advanced website designers. The second objective of the course is to enable existing website designers to design sites that are specifically developed with both Accessibility and Search Engine Optimisation in mind.

CertificationThe certificate awarded for this course is an IBAT Advanced Diploma in Web Design.

What are my career prospects?Students holding an IBAT Advanced Diploma in Web Design may be able toapply for more senior positions as web designers. The course will allow existingweb designers to expand their knowledge of website design and enable themto create more advanced web designs and work on more advanced webprojects.

The programme is an excellent introduction to programming for the Web and successful completion will open up many new opportunities in web design.

Advanced Diploma in Web Design IBAT Award

Information Technology

Course Code: AECDL2E Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?IBAT Diploma in Web Design or equivalent.

How long is the course?One evening per week for 14 weeks.

What are the course fees?The fees for this course are €1,195.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewLearning to design a website requires mastering many different skills fromorganising the structure of the website, making sure it is easy to use and navigate, to designing the graphics and layout of the information. This course concentrates on the fundamentals of building a website. It starts with the basics, using HTML code to build a basic site giving the learner a solid foundation in how a website is designed. It then moves on to using a html editor – Adobe Dreamweaver – to design a website in a more user friendly environment.

Adobe Dreamweaver is the leading industry web design software and is used by the majority of major companies and organisations in Ireland and indeed the world.The final section of the course introduces the learner to Adobe Fireworks. AdobeFireworks can be used to manipulate images, design rollover buttons and create aweb page layout which can be brought into Dreamweaver and used as a templatefor a website.

CertificationThe certificate awarded for this course is an IBAT Diploma in Web Design. There isalso an extra option for the students to submit their Final Assignments to FETAC for a FETAC level 5 Component Award. There are is an administration Fee of €50 if students wish to avail of this option.

What are my career prospects?Upon completion of this course the learners will be able to design a basic website and maintain and update existing websites. They will have a good understanding of how html works, be competent in using Dreamweaver and be able to do some basic image manipulation in Fireworks. It is suitable for students who want to pursue a career as a Web Designer.

Course code: DIPWEB Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?This course is suitable for people who are already competent PC users who wish to be able to design/maintain websites. The learners must be very familiar with browsing and using the web. Priorknowledge of web site design would be an advantage but is not a prerequisite.

How long is the course?1 evening per week over nine weeks.

What are the course fees?The fees for this course are €600.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

CreatingAccessibleWebsites

UsingCSSEffectively

AccessibleLayoutswithDivTagsandCSS

SearchEngineOptimisation

AdobeDreamweaverandAccessibility

InternetMarketingwithEmail

JavascriptProgramming

Course Modules

IntroductiontoHTML

UsingDreamweaver

DreamweaverTemplates

CascadingStylesSheets

UsingFireworks

The award for this course is an IBAT Diploma in Web Design. There is also an extra option for students who wish to submit their Final Assignments to FETAC for a FETAC level 5 Component Award. The assignment will be based on website design project which will need to be completed within a set time limit.

Course Module Assessment

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PHP MySql IBAT Award

Information Technology

Course overviewThe IBAT Diploma in Desktop Publishing teaches students the essential skills needed in a modern business environment to design and create a range of professional print documents from flyers, business cards, brochures and newsletters. The course consists of four modules that cover the main application programs needed to complete a finished document; Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat. You will also learn a range of digital imaging techniques along with creative layout skills needed for publishing.

The course covers many important aspects of the DTP industry in general. There is a strong emphasis on understanding the print industry so that learners not only know how to use the applications but also fully understand how to send the files to print.

CertificationUpon completion of the course students will receive an IBAT Diploma in Desktop Publishing and a FETAC Component Award in Digital Imaging.

What are my career prospects?This course is ideal for those who want to work as Graphic Designers or in the Publishing Industry. It is also very useful for anyone who works in Marketing and is involved in the preparation of marketing materials.

Diploma in Desktop PublishingIBAT and FETAC Award

Information Technology

Course codeDIPDTP1 – Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Web designers/Programmers who have a strong working knowledge of HTML and CSS. Knowledge of JavaScript is desirable but not a prerequisite.

How long is the course?14 weeks, part time.

What are the course fees?The fees for this course are €1,495.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewThis course has been developed for web designers and programmers who wish to advance their skills in web design to include database driven websites.

A database driven website supports the addition of a wide range of functionality to a website which includes user login, online payments, product management, advanced searching and feedback forms.

CertificationUpon completion of the course the students will receive an IBAT Certificate in PHP MySQL.

What are my career prospects?This course will position the participant to work within a business or web design company that has a requirement to develop or maintain secure online websites that can receive payments, manage products for sale, enable customers to searchfor products and capture feedback from customers.

Course code: IBATPHPSQLWhat are the entry requirements? This course is designed for Web Designers/Programmers who have an excellent knowledge of HTML and CSS. Knowledge of Javascript is desirable but not essential.

How long is the course?14 weeks.

What are the course fees?The fees for the IBAT Diploma in PHP MySQL are €1,095.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

AdobeInDesign

AdobeIllustrator

AdobePhotoshop

AdobeAcrobat

Course ModulesCourse Outline

WhatisPHP?

GettingStartedwithPHP

PerformingOperations

ControllingProgramFlow

UsingArrays

GeneratingDynamicContent

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IBAT – Diploma in Graphic Design and Animation for the Web

Information Technology

Course overviewThis course is designed to equip students with specialist skills in the use and design of digital multimedia including graphics, sound and digital movies for web-based presentation on the Internet. It will involve training in the specialist graphics, animation and multimedia software packages in current use for the production of computer presentations. Students are introduced to new and exciting areas such as web design, computer graphics, photography, image processing and desktop publishing. Participants will learn how to use cutting edge software such as Adobe Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat. This program is ideal for creative people who enjoy working with emerging computer technologies.

CertificationUpon successful completion of this course the students will be awarded with a FETAC Level 5 Certificate in Multimedia Production. Successful candidates may continue their studies by completing the FETAC Advanced Certificate in Multimedia Production.

What are my career prospects?This course provides students with the key skills to develop a career in multimedia design, for both the production for online and print materials. The ability to create appealing text, images and video are key skills which are in high demand across a broad range of business enterprises from small to medium size enterprises, design houses and multinational companies.

Multimedia ProductionFETAC L5 Award

Information Technology

Course code: DIPDTP1Full TimeWhat are the entry requirements?While no prior knowledge in desktop publishing is necessary, students would be expected to have good IT skills.

How long is the course?1 year, Thursdays and Fridays.

What are the course fees?The fees for this course are €3,250.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewThis course is for Web Designers who wish to expand their knowledge of Computer Graphics and Animations in order to be able to design more attractive and appealing websites. When creating websites not only do we want to pass on information to the user, we also want to make sure our website stands out from the rest. Web Designers want to portray an image that will offer a quality service/product and will excite the user into choosing their product/service over other competitors. One of the easiest ways to do this is to add some cleverly designed graphics and animations to your website.

CertificationThis course is certified by IBAT College and FETAC.

On successful completion of the programme you will receive a Diploma in Graphics and Animation for the Web from IBAT College and you will also receive a FETAC Level 5 Component in Computer Graphics.

What are my career prospects?This course allows existing web designers to expand their knowledge and skills to create more advanced websites. These advanced skills are much sought after by Businesses and website owners alike.

Course code: DIPWEBPart TimeWhat are the entry requirements?This course is designed to appeal to web designers, with basic web design experience and who already have a working knowledge of Dreamweaver.

How long is the course?The course is delivered one evening per week from 18.30pm to 21.30pm over 9 weeks.

What are the course fees?The fees for this course are €600.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Module1:Design

Module2:MultimediaAuthoring

Module3:MultimediaProjectDevelopment

Module4:ComputerIllustrationGraphics

Module5:ImageProcessing

Module6:DigitalMovieProcessing

Course ModulesCourse Modules Module 1Adobe Fireworks

Module7:WebAuthoring

Module8:DesktopPublishing

Module9:Photography

Module10:MediaAnalysis

Module11:Communications

Module12:WorkExperience

Module 2Adobe Flash

Module 3Dreamweaver

The student will learn to use adobe Fireworks to design attractive illustrations, manipulate photos, animated gifs, optimise their images, design interactive buttons, drop down menus, image maps and many more.

Students will learn how to use the timeline andkey frames in Adobe flash to create animations for the web. Topics will includeshape tweening, motion tweening, flash buttons, using the vector tools, masking and exporting the final animations and integration into a website.

Although a basic knowledge of AdobeDeamweaver is assumed, students will be shown how to integrate fireworks, flash and dreamweaver together to create much more exciting, interactive and effective websites.

Thecourseisbrokendowninto3modules

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Law

‘The best thing about my experience at IBAT, is the friendly environment, helpful lecturers and college staff and also the personal attention I receive in the class. Great college, very friendly environment, helpful staff, and good facilities.’

Certificate in Legal Studies (ICM) Diploma in Legal Studies (ICM) Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies (ICM)

P50

Course List

Progression Map Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies

Diploma in Legal Studies

Certificate in Legal Studies

Chandrakant Prechand PatilIBAT College Graduate

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ICM Certificate, Diplomaand Advanced Diplomain Legal Studies

Law

Course overviewICMCertificate,DiplomaandAdvancedDiplomainLegalStudiesThis programme has been developed for those who have an interest in legal studies and wish to develop their general knowledge of the basic concepts of law. The course syllabus is based in Irish Law and on completion graduates will have a full and comprehensive understanding of the Irish legal system. This programme is also suitable for people who need a foundation in the core principles of Irish Law with a view to pursuing a career in the legal field through further professional study.

Each semester students study three subjects and sit ICM exams at the end of each term.

CertificationThis course is certified by the Institute of Commercial Management ICM.

What are my career prospects?Graduates of this programme can expect to find career opportunities in banking, insurance, auctioneering, credit unions, legal secretary/clerk, legal executive, Gardai, local government and building societies.

Course codes: Term 1: DIPLS1 Term 2: DIOLS1PTerm 3: ADVDIPLSWhat are the entry requirements?Leaving Certificate with a minimum of 5 passes.

Mature applicants can apply directly.

How long is the course?Part Time Certificate in Legal Studies (ICM) – 1 semester

Diploma in Legal Studies (ICM) – 2 semesters

Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies (ICM)– 3 semesters

What are the course fees?Certificate: €995Diploma: €1,900Advanced Diploma: €2500

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or onlineat www.ibat.ie

SourcesofLaw

TheIrishLegalSystem

ConstitutionalLaw

Term 1

TheLawofContract

TheLawofTort

CriminalLaw

Term 2

Term 1 CertificateinLegalStudiesOn completion of the ICM Certificate in Legal studies, students will have a basic knowledge of the Irish Court and judiciary system, and be able to differentiate between civil & criminal matters. The basic certificate also gives learners a thorough knowledge of the sources of Irish law, the roles within the legal profession in Ireland and details the major provisions of Bunreacht na hEireann 1937 (the Irish Constitution) and fundamental constitutional rights. It is an excellent foundation in the core principles of Irish Law. .

Term 2DiplomainLegalStudiesStudents studying for their Diploma in Legal Studies will learn all major aspects of Contract, Tort and Criminal Law. Students will also learn, in depth, about the differences between the Irish criminal and civil systems with many interesting case studies reviewed in all three subjects. Upon completion of the Diploma students will have a thorough understanding of the most commonly litigated aspects of Irish Law.

Term 3AdvancedDiplomainLegalStudiesDuring this semester students study Land Law and Company Law for the Republic of Ireland and International Public Law. Some of the many interesting aspects of this course include the legalities surrounding mergers, takeovers and corporate governance. The content covered in this term is vast and varied making this one of our most interesting syllabuses. On completion students will have a full and comprehensive understanding of the Irish legal system and all the major legal disciplines.

LandLaw

PublicInternationalLaw

CompanyLaw

Term 3

Law

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Therapeutics

Marie currently works full time in Blackrock Clinic and has extensive medical background experience of 15 years. Marie holds ITEC qualifications in Anatomy and Physiology, Holistic Massage and On Site Massage.

She also holds qualifications in Psychology and counseling. Marie is a member of the International Federation of Spiritual Healers and holds qualifications in Spiritual Healing and Psychic Studies.

‘The most important thing we can do as teachers is to engage in activitiesthat will build and strengthen our students’ potential. Thereafter the possibilities are endless.’

ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage ITEC Diploma in Sports Massage ITEC ReflexologyITEC Diploma in Indian Head Massage Holistic Onsite Massage Workshop

P54

P55

P56

P57

P58

Course List

Progression Map Onsite Massage (IBAT)

Reflexology (ITEC)

Indian Head Massage (ITEC) Diploma in Sports Therapy (ITEC)

Diploma in Holistic Massage (ITEC)

Maria FarrellHolistic MassageLecturer

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ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage

TherapeuticsITEC Diploma in Sports Massage

Therapeutics

Course overviewThis course is specifically designed for anyone who would like to become a massage therapist and is suitable for beginners. Approximately 60% of the course time is devoted to practical massage techniques, incorporating the classical movements of effleurage, petrissage, tapotment, friction and vibration which enables the therapist to provide full body, face, scalp and foot massage. The theory components equip students with a thorough knowledge of the human body and massage strokes while also educating them in professionalism, health and safety legislation and business skills. We provide a comprehensive range of study materials and a dedicated Therapy room to aid students throughout the year.

CertificationOn completion graduates will receive an ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage. It is the most widely recognised professional qualification for massage therapists. ITEC are based in London and are an internationally recognised awarding body offering vocational qualifications in beauty, complementary and sports therapy.

What are my career prospects?This is an excellent course for pursuing a career as a Massage Therapist or as a grounding for further studies in complementary therapies. An ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage provides graduates with the opportunity to start their own business as a Massage therapist and gain the necessary professional indemnity and insurance. Graduates can also expect employment opportunities within sports clinics, clubs or health centres.

Course code: DIPST Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?There are no specific academic requirements as this course is designed for beginners. However candidates would need good literacy skills and a good commend of the English language.

How long is the course?The Diploma is delivered and assessed over 24 weeks. Programme runs on Saturdays or two evenings per week.

What are the course fees?The full cost of the course is €1850 or €800 per subject.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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Course overviewThis course is for massage therapists who hold the Diploma in Holistic Massage or equivalent. It focuses specifically on massage movements for people who exercise. The syllabus covers pre-event and post-event massage techniques, for use both before and after physical exertion. The Diploma in Sports Massage provides comprehensive knowledge of the human body and its functions, which is essential to the understanding of any type of medicine.

The course also covers pathology and diagnoses. It is ideal for those students who wish to improve their employment opportunities with the prospect of working with athletes, teams and clubs.

CertificationOn completion graduates will receive the ITEC Diploma in Sports Massage. ITEC are based in London and are an internationally recognised awarding body offering vocational qualifications in beauty, complementary and sports therapy.

What are my career prospects?Graduates of this course can pursue a career as a Sports Massage therapist either for private clinics or sports clubs (athletics, GAA etc ) or work on a self employed basis.

Course code: ITECSPMASWhat are the entry requirements?Candidates who currently hold an ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage can apply directly for the programme.

Candidates who do not currently hold an ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage can select from the following two options:

Option 1: A candidate can first elect to complete the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage and then proceed to complete the Diploma in Sports Massage. (Two years in duration).

Option 2: A candidate can complete the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage and the Diploma in Sports Massage concurrently and receive both awards on completion of the programme. (One year in duration).

How long is the course?8 months, part time.One evening per week.

What are the course fees?Elective option: €1450Option 2: €3300

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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ITEC Diploma in ReflexologyTherapeutics

Course overviewIndian Head Massage is a relaxing treatment applied to the head, neck, shoulders and arms. It reduces muscle tension, stimulates circulation and helps alleviate headaches and eyestrain. The session teaches a specific connect-in technique which is applied to the shoulder, neck and arms, mobility work on the scalp and acupressure points on the face and ears. Indian Head Massage is a versatile treatment that does not require oil or equipment.

Indian Head Massage helps stimulate nerve function and improve relaxation, bringing on an overall sense of calmness and well-being increasing alertness and concentration. It also helps to disperse toxins held in tense muscles, and help stimulate the circulatory and lymphatic systems. As you relax you breath deeper into the body supplying oxygen and vital nutrients to all cells. Some of the conditions Indian Head Massage helps to relieve are tension headaches, eyestrain, ear problems, neck and shoulder stiffness, sinusitis, scalp tension and mental tiredness.

CertificationOn completion successful participants will receive an ITEC Diploma in Reflexology.

ITEC is the largest international examination board offering a variety of qualifications worldwide.

What are my career prospects?This course greatly enhances student’s career prospects as it is particularly suitable for corporate or on-site events.

Diploma in Indian Head Massage

Therapeutics

Course code: HFDMS1P Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?ITEC Anatomy and Physiology or equivalent plus Unit 22 Professional Conduct and Business Awareness.

How long is the course?This is a four day course 10.00am – 4.00pm.It runs one day a week over four consecutive weeks.

What are the course fees?Course fee is €595.

How Do I Apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewReflexology is the holistic understanding, study and practice of treating specific points and areas on the feet and hand that directly relates to corresponding parts of the body. Since it is holistic in nature, it is a complementary therapy which works on the feet with the intention of restoring homeostasis to the whole person and not just the presenting symptoms.

The Diploma in Reflexology is an add on module to the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage. Students can elect to study this Diploma after they have completed their Diploma in Massage. Students who have not completed the ITEC Massage course can study for the ITEC Diploma in Reflexology and the ITEC Diploma in Massage therapy at the same time. Therefore students would receive two separate ITEC Diplomas but study them simultaneously.

CertificationOn completion successful participants will receive an ITEC Diploma in Reflexology.

ITEC is the largest international examination board offering a variety of qualifications worldwide.

What are my career prospects?A student who achieves the ITEC Diploma in reflexology can then progress on to other ITEC awards for example Indian Head Massage or Sports Massage.

This award qualifies graduates to operate their own clinic or home visiting practise. Students can also gain employment in Sports Club, Health Clubs, Spas and in various areas of the caring profession.

Course code: ITDPRLX1P Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Candidates who currently hold an ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage can apply directly for the programme.

Candidates who do not currently hold an ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage can select from the following two options:

Option 1: A candidate can first elect to complete the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage and then proceed to complete the Diploma in Reflexology. (Two years in duration).

Option 2: A candidate can complete the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage and the Diploma in Reflexology concurrently and receive both awards on completion of the programme. (One year in duration).

How long is the course?8 months, part time.One evening per week.

What are the course fees?Elective option: €1,195Option 2: €3,000

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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IBAT Holistic Onsite Massage Workshop

Therapeutics

On site massage workshopIBAT College Swords is delighted to be able to offer qualified therapists the opportunity to complete a one day workshop on Holistic Onsite Massage. The one day workshop is designed to enable qualified therapists to learn how to massage clients while seated, through clothing, without the use of oils in alternative locations whilst still maintaining a holistic atmosphere. These skills will create new opportunities for qualified therapists to deliver their therapies at off site client locations that enable their clients to enjoy the benefits of a holistic massage in a more flexible environment. Students will be shown and will practice massage strokes on back, neck, shoulders, face and scalp using deep tissue, acupressure points, stretching and vibrational movements.

Course detailsThe massage is carried out with the client seated and leaning forward into the face cradles (desk toppers) which can be attached to plinths or tables and adjusted for each client. You can create many opportunities for your business by adding this treatment to your existing portfolio and taking massage out of the therapy room and into:

•Theofficeworkplace•Exhibitionsandseminars•Corporateevents•ShoppingCentres•Hospitals/NursingHomes

Students will be shown and will practice massage strokes on back, neck, shoulders, face and scalp using deep tissue, acupressure points, stretching and vibration movements. The movements can be modified to allow a flexible length of treatment from 5-60 minutes.

CertificationThis course is certified by IBAT College Swords.

Course code: HOMW1P Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage.

How long is the course?1 Day Practical Workshop Session.

What are the course fees?Course fee is €145.

How Do I Apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

‘I am very passionate about teaching Holistic Massage and it is my intention to teach and reach out to my students on a deeper level, making a difference on how they move forward in their careers as caring and professional therapists’– Mary Tobin, Holistic Massage Lecturer

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Management

Fergus has over twenty years experience in both the private and public sectors and has managed programmes and delivered training throughout the World. As an accredited Prince2 Practitioner, he specialises in the Management of Business Change through the use of technology. Fergus holds a post-graduate diploma in adult education and is a member of the Institute of Training and Development.

‘Creating a positive learning environment for students is critical and can be one of the key factors in helping students learn and achieve.’

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Diploma in Supervisory Management Diploma in Project Management IBAT Certificate in Microsoft Project

ICM Graduate Diploma in Management Studies

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Progression Map Graduate Diploma in Management StudiesPart Time (ICM)

Diploma in Supervisory Management Part Time

IBAT Certificate in Microsoft ProjectsPart Time

Fergus Donohue

Project Microsoft

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Diploma in Supervisory Management FETAC Level 6 Component Award

Management

Course overviewThis Project Management Course is designed for anyone who would like to learn the basics of project management. It is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of project management principles and practices. This course will teach you how to effectively manage the different phases of a project. You’ll learn the project management framework of initiation, planning, execution, control and closing.It focuses on the management of people and teams necessary to achieve success through effective leadership. It also provides a pragmatic approach to overcoming project obstacles to continue to drive your project to completion.

CertificationThis course is certified by the IBAT College Swords and FETAC. On successful completion of the programme you will receive a Diploma in Project Management from IBAT College Swords and you will also receive a FETAC Level 6 Component award in Project Management. FETAC is the national awarding body for further education and training in Ireland. The Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) gives people the opportunity to gain recognition for learning in education or training institutions, in the work place and in the community.

What are my career prospects?This course has been designed to provide an end to end overview of the project management process from the initiation of a project to closing of a project. It will provide the tools and frameworks to help an individual navigate through each phase of a project and identify issues that have the potential to jeopordise the project's objectives. This comprehensive toolkit covers all aspects on the project management process and provides a solid foundation to any individual wishing to pursue a career in project management.

Diploma in Project Management FETAC Level 6Component Award

Management

Course code DIPPRJ Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Entry to the programme is based on each applicant's merits and work experience and is ideally targeted toward the individual who actively engages in managing or participating in business projects or would like to do so.

How long is the course?12 weeks (Part Time) one evening a week. What are the course fees?The course fees are €1395.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewThe Diploma in supervisory management is designed to provide first line managers, supervisors and team leaders with a practical understanding of the role and function of management in the business environment. The programme is aimed at those who have been appointed to team leader or supervisory positions or anyone who is considering taking on or applying for a position that requires supervision of staff. It is also suitable for managers who have no formal education qualification.

The students will gain valuable insight into the knowledge, skill sets and attributes that successful managers require at all levels in organisations. It provides the participants with techniques that enables them to play a full role in the supervision of any project or enterprise. This is a part-time programme designed to appeal to those in current employment.

CertificationThis course is certified by IBAT College Swords and FETAC. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a Diploma in Supervisory Management from IBAT College Swords and also receive a FETAC Level 6 Component Certificate in Business Management. FETAC is the national awarding body for further education and training in Ireland. The Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) affords individuals the opportunity to gain recognition for learning in education or training institutions, in the work place and in the community.

What are my career prospects?The course is structured to improve the confidence of individuals who have no formal training in management by providing a comprehensive toolkit that covers the key aspects of management and forms a solid foundation for your career as a team leader, supervisor or first line manager. Students can use this qualification as an entry level to the HETAC (Level 6) Higher Certificate in Business. Subject to relevant work experience students will also have the option to progress to the Graduate Diploma in Management (ICM) studies, our middle management training programme.

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Course code DIPSVMG1 Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Entry to the programme is based on each applicant’s merits and experience.

How long is the course?The course is a one year (Part Time) course. One evening per week over two semesters.

What are the course fees?The course fees are €1395.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

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Initiatingaproject

Planning

Controlandmonitoring

Resource

ProjectClosure

Leadership–BeinganEffectiveprojectmanager

Managingprojectteams

Budgeting

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ManagementICM Graduate Diploma in Management Studies

Management

Course code: ICMGRDT Full Time

What are the entry requirements?Graduates of the IBAT Diploma in Supervisory Management are eligible to apply.

Applicants over the age of 21 who do not hold one of the required qualifications may register for the programme provided they have been in full-time employment for a minimum of 3 years and hold a senior supervisory or managerial position.

How long is the course?2 Years (Part Time) two evenings per week from 6.30pm – 8.30pm). What are the course fees?The course fees are €1850 per year.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Course overviewIt is essential for any Project Manager or aspiring Project Manager to have strong management and coordination skills. IBAT’s Microsoft Project course will enable any Project Manager to organise and coordinate at each stage of a project. The course is suitable for any Project Manager who has intermediate IT skills. The course will teach students how to store and display project information and organise and allocate resources. It aims to demonstrate ways of producing summary reports and project plans for the benefit of all staff involved in a company project. Microsoft Project is an excellent package to acquire and is essential to all Managers at every stage of a new Project.

On completion of this course students will be able to create project schedules outlining various tasks and the resources involved in each task. They will be familiar with comparing project progress in relation to the initial project outline; determine different project views as well learning how to use various types of Gantt graphs.

CertificationAt the end of the program the successful students will receive an IBAT Certificate in Microsoft Project.

What are my career prospects?This course provides the foundation skills for the development of effective project management using one of the core IT tools of the project management industry.

Course code: CTMP Part TimeWhat are the entry requirements?Entry to the programme is based on each applicant’s merits and experience.

How long is the course?One evening a week for 4 weeks.

What are the course fees?The course fees are €295.

How do I apply?Contact IBAT at 01 8075055, email [email protected] or online at www.ibat.ie

Modules

LeadershipStudies

InternationalBusinessEnvironment

CustomerService

MarketingManagement

CorporatePolicy

FinancialManagement

Term 1 Semester 2 Semester 3

Course overviewThe programme aims to provide the knowledge, understanding and skills for learners wishing to develop their careers in management or to expand their existing skill base in their current employment. This advanced level management programme is routinely selected by employers seeking a suitable programme of study for their middle and line managers.

This course is aimed at existing or mature students and those in current employment who wish to complement their work experience with a practical qualification. In particular, it offers an attractive curriculum for adult learners who may not have been involved with education or training for some time.

CertificationThe Institute of Commercial Management (ICM) was founded in 1979. ICM is now one of the leading professional examination bodies in the Field of business and entrepreneurial education in Ireland and the UK, with corporate and student members throughout the world. Please refer to www.icm.ac.uk for more details.

What are my career prospects?On successful completion of the examinations students are awarded the ICM Graduate Diploma in Management Studies and may use the designatory letters Grad. DMS after their name. Graduates will be equipped to pursue career opportunities as managers in a wide range of areas. The qualification also ensures entry to a range of other post graduate programmes.

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National framework of qualificationsThe National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) is a system of ten levels. It is designed to capture all learning, from the initial stages to the most advanced. This is the single nationally and internationally accepted entity through which all learning achievements may be measured and related to each other in a coherent manner. The NFQ provides a way of relating foreign qualifications to the nearest comparable qualification in Ireland.

Entry RequirementsUndergraduate programmes

LeavingCertificateStudentsStudents under the age of 23, on 1st January of the year of entry, who wish to apply for entry to year 1 of the HETAC programme, can make that application through the CAO system. Application forms and copies of the current handbook are available from the IBAT Admissions Office, www.ibat.ie, or from the CAO directly, www.cao.ie.

DirectApplicationStudentsStudents are welcome to make a direct application for this programme at any time subject to meeting the minimum entry requirements and availability of places.

IBAT College is focused on ensuring that the application process for students is a clear and easy process to follow. We have dedicated academic advisors who will work with you to help you in your course choice and application process.

Outlined below is a summary of the entry procedures for our undergraduate and part time programmes. For more information please feel free to contact a member of our academic advisory team on email at [email protected] or by phone at 01 807 5055.

There are three scholarship programmes available at IBAT College swords:

Fingal Dublin Undergraduate Scholarship – Sponsored by Fingal Dublin Chambers EU Student Scholarship – Sponsored by IBAT College Academic Board Non EU Student Scholarship – Sponsored by IBAT College Academic Board

MatureStudentsIBAT welcomes applications from mature applicants. A mature applicant must be 23 years of age or over, on 1st January of the year of entry, when applying for their programme.

TransferApplicationsThe Institute welcomes applications from students holding qualifications from other accredited institutions and universities.

InternationalApplicationsIBAT welcomes applications from International students. The Institute applies the Institutes of Technology Central Evaluation Forum (IOTCEF) for applicant scoring. The purpose of the IOTCEF scoring system is to provide a central scoring system for applicants presenting school leaving qualifications other than the Irish Leaving Certificate and FETAC Level 5/6 examinations. This programme is on the Department of Education’s Internationalisation Register of approved programmes for the purpose of access to employment by international students from outside the EU/EEA.

Part Time Courses Please feel free to check out the course details for your preferred course for details on entry requirements. Alternatively please feel free to contact a member of our academic advisory team on email at [email protected] by phone at 018075055.

Scholarships

Fingal Dublin Undergraduate ScholarshipTitle: Scholarship – ‘Fingal Dublin Undergraduate Scholarship’Value: The scholarship is valued at €1,000.

SelectionCriteria: The scholarship will be awarded to the student who has received the highest number of points in their leaving certificate sitting.

HowtoApply: You are automatically registered during your application process.

Eligibility: The scholarship is open to students who have sat their leaving certificate within two years of their application to IBAT College. The scholarship applies for admission to the following courses:

•HigherCertificateinBusiness (HETAC – L6)•BachelorofBusiness(HETAC – L7)•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8)•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8) – Marketing•BachelorofBusiness(Honours – L8) – Business Information Systems

Non-EU Student ScholarshipTitle: Scholarship – ‘Non EU – Student Scholarship’Value: The scholarship is valued at €1,250 and applies to the tuition fee for the course.

HowtoApply: Contact admissions team.

Eligibility:The scholarship is open to new students to IBAT College who are an EU citizen. The scholarship applies for admission to year one of the following courses:

•HigherCertificateinBusiness (HETAC – L6)•BachelorofBusiness (HETAC – L7)•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8)•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8) – Marketing•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8) – Business Information Systems

EU Student ScholarshipTitle: Scholarship – ‘EU – Student Scholarship’Value: The scholarship is valued at €550 and applies to the tuition fee for the course.

HowtoApply: Contact admissions team.

Eligibility:The scholarship is open to new students to IBAT College who are an EU citizen. The scholarship applies for admission to year one of the following courses:

•HigherCertificateinBusiness (HETAC – L6)•BachelorofBusiness (HETAC – L7)•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8)•BachelorofBusiness(Honours – L8) – Marketing•BachelorofBusiness (Honours – L8) – Business Information Systems

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the information contained herein is correct, the college

is not liable for any errors or omissions. IBAT reserves the

right to cancel, suspend or modify any of the modules,

programmes or accreditation bodies described in this

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student demand. The course fees will not be refunded

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