Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business Computing, Technological University Dublin

Dublin, Leinster

48 Months

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About this course

This course aims to develop skilled IT professionals with a strong foundation in software and business skills. It combines computer studies—especially software development—with business subjects. Graduates will possess technical skills in Object-Oriented Software Development using Java and Ruby, complemented by business and information systems knowledge. The program emphasizes interpersonal, communication, and project management skills, enhanced through modules and a work placement. It prepares students to meet industry demands by blending technical expertise with understanding of business processes, making them well suited for various roles in the IT industry.

Why this course is highly recommended

This course is highly recommended for students interested in acquiring a mix of technical and business skills, which are in constant demand by employers. The inclusion of work placement and study abroad opportunities, like Erasmus exchanges, further enhances employability and global exposure, making graduates well-prepared for a variety of roles in the tech-driven business world.

Specialisation

The course blends core computer science skills, such as software development with business modules, providing a holistic approach to business computing.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

12.19L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants need a minimum of 6 subjects in the Leaving Certificate, including 2 H5s, with at least O4/H7 in Maths and English or Irish. QQI/FET applicants must meet specific award and distinction criteria, including awards in Level 5 or Level 6 relevant disciplines, with distinctions in key modules. Mature applicants are also welcome, and proof of English proficiency (minimum IELTS 6 overall with 6 in each component) is required for non-native speakers.

English language test

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

120

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue roles such as IT Consultant, Software Engineer, Web Developer, Business Analyst, Support Analyst, and Project Manager, among others. The course prepares students for a range of positions involving software development, project management, and business analysis in IT companies.

FAQs

What are the study abroad opportunities?

Students have the chance to undertake an Erasmus exchange in Year 3.

Is there a work placement component?

Yes, students can choose to go on a work placement in Year 3, which lasts 12 weeks and carries 15 credits.