This four-year full-time programme at Trinity College Dublin combines learning about business concepts, theories, and models across various subjects, alongside an in-depth focus on the Polish language, society, and culture. The course is designed for students motivated to master core business modules while developing proficiency in Polish, with provisions for those with prior knowledge of Russian or Polish. The programme includes a year abroad in Poland, where students attend a host university or business school, often gaining practical experience through work placements. The course emphasizes integrating business and language skills throughout all years, with specialized instruction from native speaker lecturers and research-led teaching on Poland’s economy, society, and business environment. Graduates are equipped with a solid understanding of international business and high-level language skills, opening doors for careers in marketing, management, research, or further postgraduate study.
Why this course is highly recommended
This programme is ideal for students interested in gaining dual expertise - a strong foundation in international business combined with proficiency in Polish. Its integrated approach, native-speaker-led language instruction, and real-world experience through study and work placements make it a comprehensive choice for those aiming to work in Europe or in international markets involving Poland.
The programme uniquely focuses on Polish, providing students with language instruction tailored to business and socio-economic contexts. The third year is spent abroad in Poland, immersing students in the local culture and business environment. In the final year, students undertake a capstone project, with options to specialize further in areas like strategic management, international finance, marketing, and social innovation, all while continuing to develop their language and communication skills in Polish.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
13.31L
Living cost
Applicants need O4/H6 in Mathematics and H4 in a language other than English for the Leaving Certificate. Equivalent qualifications such as GCSE Grade B/6 in Mathematics, Grade C in a language at A Level, or SL Grade 5 in Mathematics and HL Grade 5 in a language for IB are accepted. All applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English at Band B (Standard Entry).

English language test
Graduates typically find roles in marketing, international management, analysis, or research sectors. Many work in positions involving international communication, cultural management, or commerce, especially within Europe. Some pursue further postgraduate studies in international business or related fields.