Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is Ireland's largest and most comprehensive higher education institution. Formed by the merger of three renowned institutes of technology, TU Dublin offers a wide range of programs in various disciplines including engineering, science, business, arts, humanities, and more. With a strong focus on innovation and industry collaboration, TU Dublin provides students with a vibrant and supportive learning environment. The university prides itself on delivering education that is practice-based, industry-relevant, and globally connected, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the modern world.

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BSc Business and Law (TU904) is an attractive degree in both business and law. Graduates of the course have a combination of business acumen and legal knowledge and this skillset offers great career flexibility, opening up a wide array of career opportunities in business and in the legal profession. Our graduates are uniquely equipped with the analytical and advocacy skills developed through legal training, combined with the numeracy and financial literacy of a business degree. The first two years are designed to provide a solid foundation in the fundamental disciplines in business – accounting, economics, quantitative methods, management, marketing, human resources and operations as well as a rigorous grounding in core aspects of the law. This approach allows students to get a taste of the different aspects of both business and law in the first half of their degree. Using the core knowledge acquired in the first two years of study, in Years 3 and 4 students can choose from a wide range of optional advanced modules in both business and law. At this point students can continue to study both disciplines, or they can choose to primarily specialise in either or business or law, depending on their personal interests or career aspirations. Lectures and tutorials are delivered in small class sizes to facilitate greater interaction and active learning. A diverse range of teaching approaches are adopted including formal lectures with tutorial support, business case-study analysis, debates, role play, industry project work, charity events, simulation exercises and networking events. Of particular note is the opportunity for students to take part in both national and international business strategy case study competitions in the final year of the course. Study Abroad Opportunities In Year 3, students have the opportunity to study abroad for the entire year in one of our more than 50 partner universities around the world. Professional Accreditation BSc Business and Law (TU904) is recognised by the professional accounting bodies - Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI) and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and exemptions are available from these bodies for graduates who pursue the specialist accounting stream. This course is accredited by King's Inns as a qualifying law degree for the purposes of admission to the Barrister at Law Degree. The recognition is however dependent upon students making specific module choices during the course of the course. It also offers all of the modules examined by the Law Society of Ireland in their Final Examination First Part. Show less

Students take 2 law modules and 4 business modules:

Core Legal Skills
Contract Law
Accounting
Economics
Principles of Management
Quantitative Techniques,In Year 2, the emphasis switches from business to law with Students taking 4 law modules and 3 business modules:

Constitutional Law
Company Law
Law of Torts
Property Law
Financial Reporting
Human Resource Management
Operations Management,In Year 3, students take 5 core modules and 2 elective modules. Clear advice is provided to students relating to their choice of electives. The core modules are:

Criminal Law
EU Law
International Management
Marketing
Management Accounting
The elective modules include:

Administration Law
Evidence Law
Equity Law
Supply Chain Management
Macroeconomics
HRM Contemporary Issues
New Venture Creation
Market Research
Corporate Finance
Advanced Financial Reporting
Taxation I,In Year 3, the degree of choice is extensive. Students take just 1 core modules Global Strategic Management and between 5 and 8 elective modules (depending on their respective credit weightings) from a total of 30 (thirty!) available electives. Again, clear advice is provided to students relating to their choice of electives.

The elective modules are:

Immigration
Refugee & Asylum Law
Jurisprudence
European Human Rights Law
Civil Procedure
Arbitration and Employment Law
Applied project
Strategic Management Models
Corporate Governance & Business Ethics
Employee Relations
Business & Society
Enterprise Studies
International Finance & Monetary Economics
International HRM
Strategic Marketing
Marketing Communications
Consumer Behaviour
Global Supply Chain Management
Quality Management & Process Improvement
Financial Econometrics
Small Business Management
Financial Strategy
Financial Services
Strategy & Leadership for Accounting & Finance
Management accounting II
Taxation II
EU Law *
Administration Law *
Criminal Law *
*Only available to those students who elected to study Year 3 abroad and therefore did not take these any of these three modules in Year 3.

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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