<ul><li>DCU’s Accounting and Finance course creates solutions-oriented accountants and financial services professionals with both Irish and international perspectives</li><li>The goal of this degree is to give students in-depth knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of accounting and finance, as well as an understanding of the business, legal, taxation and IT context of this work</li><li>The degree is structured around three main areas: Accounting, Finance, and Business</li><li>DCU Business School, accredited by AACSB, has a strong international reputation for the quality of its programs and graduates. The course offers generous exemptions from examinations of professional accounting bodies</li><li>Students can choose to study one of three European languages (French, German, or Spanish) as part of the course​ </li></ul>

<ul><li>This course prepares students with a foundation in marketing and insight into cutting edge science and technology, in answer to the growing demand for expertise in all these areas</li><li>As an innovative marketing specialist in the emerging technologies sector, students will help to design, research and successfully market new products and services</li><li>The Marketing, Innovation and Technology degree will teach students how to bridge the phase between the invention of a technology and its emergence on the market, sometimes called the “innovation gap”</li><li>Students will develop an entrepreneurial outlook, served by knowledge of web design, industrial design and communications, and an understanding of the processes involved in new product development</li><li>Students will be introduced to a range of technologies including ICT, social media, emerging life sciences and biotechnology​ </li></ul>

<ul><li>The Business Studies International degree is designed to create dynamic and resourceful business people in answer to the local and international skills gaps</li><li>Students will explore a range of business, language and cultural topics, and develop essential business skills in communication, information technology, teamwork, and problem solving—all vital for success in today's global business environment</li><li>Students will acquire a proficiency in the foreign language of their choice (French, German, Spanish, Chinese, or Japanese). They will spend a year studying in a country where their chosen language is spoken</li><li>Final year students specialise in one of the following: Business Economics, Finance, Human Resource Management, Management, or Marketing</li><li>The curriculum is designed to help students prepare to pursue a business career with an international dimension, including international marketing, international relations, international law, management, human resources, e-business, and international finance
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<ul><li>The BSc in Digital Business and Innovation prepares students for the future world of work, one infused with digital technologies. The program will give students the competencies and skills to make the most of digitalisation to innovate and transform businesses</li><li>This program, designed in conjunction with industry, will help future-proof students, giving them an innovation mindset and industry-relevant knowledge and skills in emerging technologies such as cloud computing, big data, virtual reality and much more</li><li>Unlike more conventional undergraduate programs, the BSc in Digital Business and Innovation will give students the opportunity to learn about and through technology</li><li>Students will have regular opportunities to apply your digital knowledge and skills in projects with real-world clients, including a full-year immersion experience through INTRA work placement in Year 3</li><li>The program will equip students with the highly in-demand skills of innovation and digital agility so they will graduate able to exploit the ever-increasing opportunities in digital businesses
 
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<ul><li>The Business Studies degree course is designed to give students an introduction to the foundations of business and guide them to a specialisation in economics, management, finance, marketing, HR or business analytics</li><li>Since the 1980s, the program has continually adapted to reflect business studies theory and, especially, developments in business practice in the real world</li><li>The four-year course includes an optional 11-month paid work placement that gives students the opportunity to experience working in a real business environment. Alternatively, they can opt to spend a year at one of DCU’s partner universities in Europe</li><li>In Year One and Two, students will take modules from a range of business areas including accounting, economics, IT, marketing, management, finance, psychology and law</li><li>In their final year, students will take a number of key modules including Business Strategy and New Enterprise Development, while specialising in an area of business that interests them. Students can opt for business economics, finance, management, marketing , human resource management or business analytics
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<ul><li>This course combines two distinct fields, Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing Engineering, to create the foundation for a versatile career</li><li>Mechanical Engineering focuses on the design, manufacture and operation of products that have moving parts. Aircraft, automobiles, more fuel-efficient systems and cheaper electricity are examples of mechanical engineering applications</li><li>Manufacturing Engineering concentrates on converting materials from one form to another. It involves manufacturing processes and systems, ranging from basic assembly (e.g., car tyres) or high-tech manufacture (jumbo jets)</li><li>The program prepares students for the challenges of mechanical and manufacturing engineering using the most sophisticated computer techniques and tools</li><li>Students have the option to complete the course in four years and earn a Bachelor’s degree or study for an additional year and earn a Master’s in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, which is the minimum requirement to earn a professional title and become a Chartered Engineer with Engineer's Ireland
 
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<ul><li>This degree has been designed in consultation with the healthcare industry and medical community, ensuring students will receive an education that is up to speed with current developments</li><li>Traditionally, medical device companies have recruited from fields like mechanical and electronic engineering, and then provided additional training in bioengineering. DCU’s Biomedical Engineering integrates the necessary aspects of biology and medicine with the technical engineering aspects required to engineer medical devices into a single degree program</li><li>In Year One of this course, students will cover the fundamentals of mathematics, physics, engineering and computing. A major group project involves the design and building of a radio-controlled device. In Year Two, students will cover a combination of mechanical engineering, biological, and bioengineering subjects</li><li>Year Three will see students learning to develop products in accordance with the relevant regulatory requirements of the medical device industry and join other DCU mechanical engineering students in a design competition. This is then followed by their six-month INTRA placement, generally in a medical device company</li><li>In Year Four, students will learn about advanced technologies in the fields of rehabilitation engineering, biomaterials, computer vision and surgical device technology, and how to apply sophisticated computer modelling software in the design process. Their fourth-year project will allow them to work on a substantial design or research project in an area related to biomedical engineering
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<ul><li>While this program offers students the opportunity to specialise in sustainability, it also provides rigorous engineering training and will be accredited by Engineers Ireland</li><li>The program encompasses extensive learning around climate and sustainability issues. Many projects will look to tackle issues related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, for example</li><li>Industry partners will be involved throughout the program, lending their expertise and advice to reviewing module content, mentoring students and setting assessments</li><li>Committed to innovative teaching and learning methods, the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering has sought to evolve that approach with this future-focused course. The program has been designed to offer a strong balance of practical engineering experience and theory</li><li>Students will learn through immersive challenge-based learning, for example, while also using new technologies to engage in online tutorials and collaborative peer learning. Students will get plenty of hands-on experience in building and making mechanical systems in DCU’s cutting-edge engineering labs
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Dublin City University

All Courses

BA in Accounting and Finance

BSc in Marketing, Innovation & Technology

Bachelor of Business Studies International

BSc in Digital Business and Innovation

Bachelor of Business Studies

BEng Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering

BEng in Biomedical Engineering

BEng in Mechanical & Sustainability Engineering