BA (Hons) Business Information Systems

Dublin Business School

Bachelor degree

36 months

Application deadlines: No deadline

Processing time: 30 days

Application fee: €45

Full-time

Intakes: September, January

International tuition: €9,850

Domestic tuition: €5,895

This programme will provide students with a solid understanding in the technologies and languages that are used to design and develop applications for the cloud. They will also understand the fundamental concepts and architecture of cloud computing. Students will develop key skills in the use and application of current cloud computing platforms and how they are used to deploy web and other client applications to the Cloud.

This program can be done

On campus

Exams:

2 H5s + 4 O6/H7s, to include Mathematics. Using the old pre 2017 grading scheme, applicants must have obtained a minimum of grade C3 in two higher-level subjects and grade D3 in four ordinary level subjects, including Maths. For EU or Non EU applicants whose first language is not English an additional requirement is to have achieved a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent to qualify for admission.

The ICT sector in Ireland is a thriving and growing industry with the top 10 global ICT companies maintaining a presence in Ireland. It is one of the country's most prevalent employers and at present over 80,000 people are employed by such companies in Ireland. The 2014 Action Plan for jobs the ICT sector continues to be highlighted with a diverse range of areas such as cloud computing network security, localisation and testing, telecommunications and research and development being key career opportunities. The skill set acquired in the Cloud computing stream will ensure graduates can confidently contribute to the strategic direction of their organisation, to align strategy with the unlimited potential of cloud technology and use for human resource development, financial planning, change management and the marketing of their product/service creating a competitive advantage in the market place. The programme will also provide students with a solid platform for further study/research within the field if they wish to progress to Postgraduate level.

Dublin , Ireland