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  • » BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (MANAGEMENT)

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business (Management)
    CAO Code  LY107
    LYIT internal code  
    Duration  3 Years
    Standard Code Places:  40
    National Framework Level  7
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
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    Is this Programme for Me?  
    Managers are responsible for running organisations, departments and teams in all kinds of sectors from entertainment to health and from international business to local shops.  This course offers a general business degree for the first two years with a focus on management for year 3 – after year 2 you can change your focus to either marketing or accounting if you wish.  So if organising people, places, activities and resources sounds right for you, then this course is for you.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Pass (OD3 or better) in 5 Leaving Certificate subjects, including passes in Mathematics and in either Irish or English (or an equivalent qualification).  The minimum points for entry is 140 points.
    • FETAC applicants click FETAC
    • Applicants presenting non-Irish exams as a basis for entry, please check the IOTCEF listing to search for the entry relevant to your country
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/SemesterProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     1/1  Learner Development & Study Skills Mandatory  5  3
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation & Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Descriptive Statistics 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Accountancy 1 Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     Community Studies Elective  5  3
     1/2  Information Technology Mandatory  5  3
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation & Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Descriptive Statistics 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Accountancy 2 Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     Intercultural Communications Elective  5  3
     2/3  Business Law Mandatory  5  3
     Principles of Marketing 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 1 Mandatory  5  4
     Financial Accounting 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Entrepreneurship & Innovation Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     European Union Studies Elective  5  3
     2/4  Company Law & Practice Mandatory  5  3
     Principles of Marketing 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 2 Mandatory  5  4
     Cost Accounting Mandatory  5  3
     Enterprise Development Project Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     European Union Policy Elective  5  3
     3/5  Operations Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
      Organisational Behaviour 1 – Individual Processes in Organisations Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Management 1 Mandatory  5  4
     Marketing Management Mandatory  5  3
     Micro Economics for Business Decisions Mandatory  5  3
     Legal Issues for Business Managers – Irish Perspective Mandatory  5  4
     3/6  Operations Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Organisational Behaviour 2 – Interpersonal Processes in Organisations Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Management 2 Mandatory  5  4
     Applied Marketing Management Mandatory  5  3
     The Macroeconomic Environment Mandatory  5  3
     Legal Issues for Business Managers – European Perspective Mandatory  5  4
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme the graduate will:
    • Have a knowledge of the major theoretical and practical business disciplines.
    • Be aware of recognised business techniques.
    • Have an understanding and experience of conducting supervised research.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    • Bachelor of Business Honours (Management) at LYIT.
    • Degree courses in other colleges and universities.
    Career Opportunities
    Many graduates work for small local companies but some decide to join the graduate training courses of large companies. There is a vast array of positions open to you including:
    • Operations manager
    • Administrative office
    • Trainee manager in retail
    • Personnel officer
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Management

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Management
    CAO Code  LY117
    LYIT internal code  LY_BADMN_D
    Duration  3 Years ab initio
    Standard Code Places:  100
    National Framework Level  7
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    This programme covers all the areas of training necessary for the post of Secretary/Personal Assistant/Office Administrator. Holders of this Award will be able to assume early responsibility in Office Management and will be familiar with all the main types of work that they are likely to encounter.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Basic entry requirements are five passes in the Leaving Certificate including Maths and English/Irish, or an equivalent qualification; in the absence of Maths, six passes including English/Irish and (a) two commercial subjects or (b) one commercial subject and a continental language.
    • FETAC applicants click FETAC
    • Applicants presenting non-Irish exams as a basis for entry, please check the IOTCEF listing to search for the entry relevant to your country
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     1/1  Text Processing 1  Mandatory  5  4
     Information Technology 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Personal Development & Study Skills  Mandatory  5  3
     Office Administration  Mandatory  5  3
     Essential Calculations for Business  Mandatory  5  3
     Working with French 1  Elective  5  4
     German 1  Elective  5  4
     Shorthand 1  Elective  5  4
     Irish 1  Elective  5  3
     Community Studies  Elective  5  3
     1/2  Text Processing 2  Mandatory  5  4
     Information Technology 2  Mandatory  5  3
     Writing Skills  Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Manual Accounts  Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Business Management  Mandatory  5  3
     Working with French 2  Elective  5  4
     Advanced German Language 1  Elective  5  4
     Shorthand 2  Elective  5  4
     Irish 2  Elective  5  4
     Intercultural Communications  Elective  5  4
     2/3  Advanced Text Processing 1  Mandatory  5  4
     Office Management  Mandatory  5  3
     Payroll Processing  Mandatory  5  3
     Business & Information Systems  Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Marketing  Mandatory  5  3
     Working with French 3  Elective  5  4
     German 3  Elective  5  4
     Shorthand 3  Elective  5  4
     Irish 3  Elective  5  4
     European Union Studies  Elective  5  3
     2/4  Advanced Text Processing 2  Mandatory  5  4
     Psychology and Work  Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Computerised Accounts  Mandatory  5  3
     Interpersonal Communications  Mandatory  5  3
     Customer Care  Mandatory  5  3
     Working with French 4  Elective  5  4
     German 4  Elective  5  4
     Shorthand 4  Elective  5  4
     Irish 4  Elective  5  4
     Administrative Law 1  Elective  5  4
     3/5  Work Placement  Mandatory    
     3/6  Project Management  Mandatory  5  3
     Managing People  Mandatory  5  3
     Advanced Spread Sheets & Web Design  Mandatory  5  3
     Interactive Multimedia  Mandatory  5  3
     Advanced Computerised Accounts  Mandatory  5  3
     International Marketing  Elective  5  4
     Administrative Law 2  Elective  5  4
    Learning Outcomes
    Holders of this Award will be able to:
    • Understand new emerging technologies in the field of office-based equipment
    • Understand business and office management techniques
    • Understand the relevance of traditional knowledge/skills and the interplay with new technology
    • Be able to combine this knowledge both in the numeracy and literacy spheres
    • Be able to communicate this knowledge to others
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    The following progression paths are available internally at LYIT:
    Holders of this Award are eligible to undertake the Bachelor of Arts (Hon)Administrative Management.
    Progression to Degree programmes at other Institutes and Universities within Ireland and abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    There is a constant demand for Award holders with a high level of education and training. Graduates are usually employed with County Councils, Health Boards, VECs and private industry.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (MARKETING)

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
    CAO Code  LY127
    LYIT internal code  
    Duration  3 Years
    Standard Code Places:  40
    National Framework Level  7
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?  
    As the driving force behind the economy, business is a dynamic and exciting career choice – whether you’re managing a busy small business or part of a large international corporation.  This course offers a general business degree for the first two years with a focus on marketing for year 3 – after year 2 you can change your focus to either accounting or management if you wish.  So if you’d like to be part of the fast and versatile commercial world, sign up now.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Pass (OD3 or better) in 5 Leaving Certificate subjects, including passes in Mathematics and in either Irish or English (or an equivalent qualification).  The minimum points for entry is 140 points.
    • FETAC applicants click FETAC
    • Applicants presenting non-Irish exams as a basis for entry, please check the IOTCEF listing to search for the entry relevant to your country
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/SemesterProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     1/1  Learner Development & Study Skills Mandatory  5  3
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation & Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Descriptive Statistics 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Accountancy 1 Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 1 Elective  5  4
     Community Studies Elective  5  3
     1/2  Information Technology Mandatory  5  3
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation & Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Descriptive Statistics 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Accountancy 2 Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 2 Elective  5  4
     Intercultural Communications Elective  5  3
     2/3  Business Law Mandatory  5  3
     Principles of Marketing 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 1 Mandatory  5  4
     Financial Accounting 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Entrepreneurship & Innovation Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 3 Elective  5  4
     European Union Studies Elective  5  3
     2/4  Company Law & Practice Mandatory  5  3
     Principles of Marketing 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 2 Mandatory  5  4
     Cost Accounting Mandatory  5  3
     Enterprise Development Project Mandatory  5  3
     French Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     German Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     Spanish Language & Culture 4 Elective  5  4
     European Union Policy Elective  5  3
     3/5  Operations Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
      Organisational Behaviour 1 – Individual Processes in Organisations Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Management 1 Mandatory  5  4
     International Marketing Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Planning Mandatory  5  3
     Buyer Behaviour Mandatory  5  4
     3/6  Operations Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Organisational Behaviour 2 – Interpersonal Processes in Organisations Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Management 2 Mandatory  5  4
     Global Marketing Management Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Communications Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Research Methods Mandatory  5  4
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme the graduate will:
    • Have a knowledge of the major theoretical and practical business disciplines.
    • Be aware of recognised business techniques.
    • Have an understanding and experience of conducting supervised research.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    • Bachelor of Business Honours (Marketing) at LYIT.
    • Degree courses in other colleges and universities.
    Career Opportunities
    This degree gives you a wide variety of career choices and a special advantage with marketing roles.  All kinds of organisations, at home and abroad, such as banks, local and central government, public agencies, small enterprises and large corporations need strong business graduates.  Roles include: 
    • Marketing executive working in a company’s marketing department, a marketing agency or a consultancy.
    • Advertising / Public relations executive
    • Market researcher – desk and field research with polls and surveys
    • General business manager in a small company – with a wide range of sales and marketing responsibilities.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Bachelor of Business in Sports Development & Coaching

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business in Sports Development & Coaching
    CAO Code  LY137
    LYIT internal code  LY_BSPRT_D
    Duration  3 Years ab initio
    Standard Code Places:  25
    National Framework Level  7
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    This programme aims to produce graduates with knowledge and skills in business, sports development and coaching.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Grade D3 or higher in five ordinary level subjects at Leaving Cert., including Maths and either Irish or English.
    • FETAC applicants click FETAC
    • Applicants presenting non-Irish exams as a basis for entry, please check the IOTCEF listing to search for the entry relevant to your country
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     1/1  Sports 1  Mandatory  5  4
     Fitness Testing  Mandatory  5  3
     Sport, Leisure & Society  Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation &
    Management 1    		  Mandatory  5  3
     Accounting 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Mathematics  Mandatory  5  3
     1/2  Sports 2  Mandatory  5  4
     Training & Fitness  Mandatory  5  3
     Sports Science  Mandatory  5  3
     Business Organisation &
    Management 2    		  Mandatory  5  3
     Accounting 2  Mandatory  5  3
     Information Technology  Mandatory  5  3
     2/3  Sports 3  Mandatory  5  3
      Sports Coaching  Mandatory  5  3
     Resistance Training  Mandatory  5  3
      Sports Facilities Management  Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Marketing  Mandatory  5  3
     Business Development  Mandatory  5  3
     2/4  Sports 4  Mandatory  5  4
     Sports Technology 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Special Populations in Sport  Mandatory  5  3
     Sports Nutrition  Mandatory  5  3
     Computer Applications  Mandatory  5  3
     Management in Practice  Mandatory  5  3
     3/5  Coach 1  Elective  5  4
     Watersports Coach 1  Elective  5  4
      Sports Psychology Theory  Mandatory  5  3
     Personal Fitness Instruction  Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Principles & Practice  Mandatory  5  3
     Organisational Behaviour 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Information for Business Decision Making 1  Mandatory  5  3
     3/6  Coach 2  Elective  5  4
     Watersports Coach 2  Elective  5  3
     Tourism & The Environment  Elective  5  4
     Sports Technology 2  Elective  5  3
     Work Placement  Mandatory  5  
     Sports & Recreation Marketing  Mandatory  5  3
     Organisational Behaviour 2  Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Information for Decision Making 2  Mandatory  5  3
    Learning Outcomes
    • On successful completion of this programme graduates will:
    • Be competent in the application of recognised business techniques.
    • Understand and be able to identify factors impacting on sports development and coaching.
    • Demonstrate sports development and coaching skills appropriate to National Governing Bodies, clubs, teams, schools and communities
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    The following progression paths are available internally at LYIT:
    Progression to a programme leading to a level 8 Honours Bachelor Degree in Business.
    Progression to Honours degree programmes in Institutes and other Universities within Ireland and abroad. Progression internationally to some second cycle (e.g. 'Bologna masters') Degree programmes
    Career Opportunities
    This programme has been developed in association with the FAI, GAA, Athletics Ireland and the Donegal Sports Partnership.
    It is expected that graduates will gain employment with National Governing Bodies, Sports Partnerships, clubs and communities in aspects of sports development and coaching.
    Garda Clearance
    Offers of places on Sports Programmes are subject to Garda Clearance.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (HONOURS) IN ACCOUNTING

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Accounting
    CAO Code  LY108
    LYIT internal code  
    Duration  3 Years
    Standard Code Places:  50
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?  
    If you want to build a career in the accounting profession, this course could be for you.  Over three years, you will learn the core accounting and finance skills needed to perform at a highly competent level in the accountancy profession.  You will also develop a complementary range of business skills that will equip you to work in a variety of related positions, including business management and teaching.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Grade HC3 n two higher level papers, together with Grade OD3 in four other subjects of the Leaving Certificate examination, to include Mathematics and Irish or English.
    • FETAC applicants click FETAC
    • Applicants presenting non-Irish exams as a basis for entry, please check the IOTCEF listing to search for the entry relevant to your country
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/SemesterProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     1/1  Book-keeping & Financial Accounting Mandatory  10  5
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Learner Development & Study Skills Mandatory  5  3
     Descriptive Statistics 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Business Management Mandatory  5  3
     1/2  Management Accounting & Finance Mandatory  10  5
     Microeconomics Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 1 Mandatory  5  4
     Descriptive Statistics 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Introduction to Marketing Mandatory  5  3
     2/3  Business Tax Mandatory  10  5
     Financial Reporting 1 Mandatory  10  5
     Business Finance Mandatory  5  3
     Business Law Elective  5  3
     Marketing Planning Elective  5  3
     Special Regulations: Learners who transfer from the Bachelor of Business (Level 7) programme will take Marketing Planning instead of Business Law.
     2/4  Management Accounting 2 Mandatory  10  5
     Company Law & Governance Mandatory  10  5
     Project Management Mandatory  5  3
     Business Information Systems 2 Elective  5  3
     Marketing Communications Elective  5  3
     Special Regulations: Learners who transfer from the Bachelor of Business (Level 7) programme will take Marketing Communications instead of Business Information Systems 2.
     3/5  CGT and VAT Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Reporting 2 Mandatory  10  5
     Human Resource Management Mandatory  5  4
     Strategic Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Management Support Systems 1 Mandatory  5  3
     3/6  Advanced Management Accounting & Business Finance Mandatory  10  5
     Auditing Mandatory  10  5
     Strategic Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Business Ethics & Social Responsibility Mandatory  5  3
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme the graduate will have developed: 
    • An academic and practice-orientated underpinning which will enable the graduate to meet the challenges of new ideas and problems arising in subsequent accounting or accounting related employment.
    • An analytical awareness of activities within the business specialism of accounting and accounting related areas.
    • The necessary practical and intellectual skills, such as analysis, problem solving and reasoning, to achieve an understanding of accounting and business problems, deal with complexity, explore alternative solutions, demonstrate critical evaluation and integrate theory and practice.
    • The capacity for independent inquiry, written and oral communication skills, use of IT, ability to handle both quantitative and qualitative information, and ability to work co-operatively with their peers. 
    • The necessary personal and transferable skills to enable them to develop as independent, autonomous and reflective individuals and to prepare them for employment or future study.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    • Master of Arts in Accounting at LYIT.
    • Higher Diploma in Financial Services Technologies at LYIT.
    • Masters degrees in institutes and universities at home and abroad
    • Higher Diploma in Education for qualification as a teacher.
    Career Opportunities
    Graduates of this course find positions in professional accountancy practices, industry, commerce, financial services and the public service, nationally and internationally.  Accounting courses at LYIT attract generous exemptions from the examinations of professional accountancy bodies including ICA, ACCA, CPA and CIMA.  All exemptions awarded are subject to annual review and revision by the various professional bodies and are based on students achieving clear passes in completion of specific modules.
    This course is suitable for those who ultimately wish to pursue a career in teaching as it will be recognised by the Teachers Council for the purposes of teaching Accounting, Business and Economics. Graduates have the opportunity to progress to LYIT’s MA in Accounting, which offers further generous exemptions from professional examinations.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » BACHELOR OF BUSINESS HONOURS (MANAGEMENT)

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business Honours (Management)
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BBUSS_B
    Duration  1 Year
    Standard Code Places:  30
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    If you’d like to strengthen your knowledge and experience of business and management following your Bachelor of Business (Management) degree, then this honours course is for you.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Bachelor of Business (Management) degree or equivalent.
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/SemesterProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     4/7  Strategic Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Management Support Systems 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Human Resource Management Mandatory  5  3
     Quality Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Managing Organisational Change 1 – Context & Approaches Mandatory  5  3
     Management Research Methods Mandatory  5  3
     4/8  Strategic Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Management Support Systems 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Employee Relations Mandatory  5  3
     Quality Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Managing Organisational Change 2– Implementation Processes Mandatory  5  3
     Management Research Project Mandatory  5  3
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme graduates will:
    • Be able to understand the new and rapidly evolving business environment operating in a global economy.
    • Be able to understand the relevance of traditional knowledge/skills and the interplay with new technologies.
    • Be able to understand how their chosen specialisms integrate with the core business subjects to form a strategic business outlook to promote business development and growth.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    The following progression paths are available internally at LYIT:
    • Masters in Business by research at LYIT
    • Masters degrees in institutes and universities at home and abroad 
    • Higher Diploma in Education for qualification as a teacher.
    Career Opportunities
    Whether you decide to work for a large company with graduate training courses or a smaller, local company, the career opportunities are excellent and the roles open to you are varied and exciting with many different career directions. Here are some ideas:
    • Management trainee
    • Human Resource manager
    • Production manager
    • Project manager
    • Business executive in strategic planning
    • Operations manager
    • Secondary school Business Studies teacher – this degree is recognised by the Department of Education & Science for secondary school teaching. Graduates may also apply to teach Economics.
    • Visit www.gradireland.com for more ideas
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » BACHELOR OF BUSINESS HONOURS (MARKETING)

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business Honours (Marketing)
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BBUSS_B
    Duration  1 Year
    Standard Code Places:  30
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    If you’d like to strengthen your knowledge and experience of business and management following your Bachelor of Business (Marketing) degree, then this honours course is for you.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Bachelor of Business (Marketing) degree or equivalent.
    • Applicants who are interested in taking selected modules only from this programme and/or those interested in studying this programme in a part-time mode, click Part-time Study
    What will I study?
    Year/SemesterProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     4/7  Strategic Management 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Management Support Systems 1 Mandatory  5  3
     Human Resource Management Mandatory  5  3
     Strategic Marketing Planning Mandatory  5  3
     Integrated Marketing Communications Mandatory  5  3
     Applied Marketing Research Mandatory  5  3
     4/8  Strategic Management 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Management Support Systems 2 Mandatory  5  3
     Employee Relations Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Research Project Mandatory  5  3
     Services Marketing Mandatory  5  3
     Marketing Case Studies Mandatory  5  3
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme graduates will:
    • Be able to understand the new and rapidly evolving business environment operating in a global economy.
    • Be able to understand the relevance of traditional knowledge/skills and the interplay with new technologies.
    • Be able to understand how their chosen specialisms integrate with the core business subjects to form a strategic business outlook to promote business development and growth.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    The following progression paths are available internally at LYIT:
    • M.Sc. in Marketing Practice at LYIT 
    • Masters in Business by research at LYIT 
    • Masters degrees in institutes and universities at home and abroad.
    • Higher Diploma in Education for qualification as a teacher.
    Career Opportunities
    • Marketing professional – this degree carries full exemptions for the Marketing Institute of Ireland, so, following the completion of a one-day case study, you will have the title MMII (Grad).
    • International marketing executive – sourcing new markets, managing suppliers, export marketing, sales, target market research
    • Marketing manager – working on competitor analysis, marketing campaigns, new product/service development, business performance improvement.
    • Secondary school Business Studies teacher – this degree is recognised by the Department of Education & Science for secondary school teaching.
    • Visit www.mii.ie for more ideas
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Administrative Management

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Administrative Management
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BADMN_B
    Duration  1 Year, Post Bachelor of Business (level 7) or Bachelor of Arts I gCórais  Faisnéis Oifige
    Standard Code Places:  80
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    This programme provides progression to an Honours Degree level for students who have completed the Bachelor of Business programmes.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    This is a one-year add-on Honours Degree programme for students who hold a level 7 Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Management or equivalent.
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     4/7  Information Systems Management  Mandatory  5  3
      Management Research Methods  Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Information for Decision Control Making 1  Mandatory  5  4
     Modern Irish Public Sector  Mandatory  5  3
     Management  Mandatory  5  4
     Human Resource Management  Mandatory  5  3
     4/8  Information Systems Security & Ethics  Mandatory  5  3
     Research Project  Mandatory  5  3
     Financial Information for Decision Control Making 2  Mandatory  5  4
     Employee Relations  Mandatory  5  3
     Modern Business Environment  Mandatory  5  3
     Business Ethics & Social Responsibility  Mandatory  5  3
    Learning Outcomes
    Holders of this Award will be able to:
    • Be able to identify and assess the threats to information systems security and evaluate information systems security defence techniques.
    • Be able to identify and describe the considerations that affect the choice of IT applications, IT platforms, Data Access Policies and IT services.
    • Be able to design and conduct a comprehensive research project.
    • Develop and maintain an effective ethics programme.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Graduates from this programme may pursue studies to Masters level at Institutes and Universities in Ireland or abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    Graduates of this programme should expect to find employment with management prospects in County Councils, Health Boards, VECs and private industry.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Sports Development & Coaching

    Programme Title  Bachelor of Business (Honours) in Sports Development & Coaching
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BSPRT_B
    Duration  1 Year, Post level 7 Degree
    Standard Code Places:  32
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    This programme aims to build on the technical knowledge, coaching skills and competences of Level 7 Sports graduates to enable them to make a significant contribution to sports development, at both local and national levels in Ireland.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Bachelor of Business in Sports Development and Coaching, Level 7
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     4/7  Research Methods  Mandatory  5  3
     Strategic Sports Management 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Human Resource Management  Mandatory  5  3
     Physical Education & Adapted Physical Activity  Mandatory  5  3
     Applied Sports Psychology  Mandatory  5  3
     Watersports Coach 3  Elective  5  3
     Coach 3  Elective  5  3
     4/8  Research Project  Mandatory  5  3
     Strategic Sports Management 2  Mandatory  5  3
     Business Ethics & Social Responsibility  Mandatory  5  4
     Applied Sports Psychology  Mandatory  5  3
     Sport and People with Disabilities  Mandatory  5  3
     Watersports Coach 4  Elective  5  4
     Coach 4  Elective  5  4
    Learning Outcomes
    On successful completion of this programme graduates will be able to:
    • Engage in critical analysis and debate current strategic issues affecting the leisure/sport sector
    • Have the ability to conduct academic research and present findings
    • Apply theoretical models within exercise science and psychology to physical activity and training programmes, towards the improvement of both team and individual performance
    • Design, teach and evaluate inclusive physical activity programmes, that integrate effectively with curriculum goals and aspirations
    • Organise and coach children and young adults on a range of sports programmes at an NGB Level Coach 2 standard.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Currently approval (based on the completion of additional modules)is being sought from the Teacher's Registration Council for recognition of this degree in terms of Physical Education Teaching.
    Further Physical Education progression routes are being explored with the Universities in Ireland.
    Career Opportunities
    It is expected that graduates will gain employment at a supervisory or managerial level within the Leisure Industry, and in particular; Sports Development, Youth Work, National Governing Bodies, Sports Partnerships, Community and Club sporting organisations, Leisure Management, Schools and Colleges.
    This course begins in September each year. How to Apply
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Higher Diploma in Art in Financial Services Technologies

    Programme Title  Higher Diploma in Art in Financial Services Technologies
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BAFST_G
    Duration  1 Year, Post Honours Degree
    Standard Code Places:  20
    National Framework Level  8
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    This Higher Diploma programme is designed to help graduates primarily of Computing and Business acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to operate in a mainframe technology environment. It will allow the graduates to become best-of-class software developers / testers with an understanding of insurance/financial services core business and technologies, coupled with the professional skills required to become future technology leaders. The curriculum will incorporate technology (mainframe, groupware development and software testing techniques), professional and business skills and a period of work placement.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Application for this course will be by standard application procedure for Higher Diploma courses. Minimum requirement for entry to the Higher Diploma will be a Primary Degree (Level 8) or an equivalent qualification. Applicants will then be required to sit a Selection test, and those who are successful will be invited for interview.
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     5/9  Legacy Mainframe Programming 1  Mandatory  10  10
     Legacy Mainframe Business Models 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Groupware Application Development 1  Mandatory  5  3
     Interpersonal Communication  Mandatory  5  4
     Insurance & Financial Services  Mandatory  5  3
     5/10  Legacy Mainframe Programming 2  Mandatory  10  10
     Legacy Mainframe Business Models 2  Mandatory  5  3
     Groupware Application Development 2  Mandatory  5  4
     Teamwork & Management  Mandatory  5  4
     Placement  Mandatory  5  
    Learning Outcomes
    On completion of this course the graduate will be able to:
    • Program extensively using the computer programming language named COBOL (Common Business Oriented Language).
    • Adapt the use of mainframe utilities and their effectiveness within the COBOL programming environment, and apply the relevant tools, templates and interactive development environments that have been presented.
    • Maintain, develop and test software using recognized techniques and principles.
    • Judge the benefits both to the employee and the organisation, of the proper implementation of company control systems, policies and work practices.
    • Possess an understanding of the basic fundamentals of creating a client/server groupware application, and in the selection and application of various templates, workflows and advanced scripting techniques
    • Evaluate his/her strengths and weaknesses in relation to ‘soft skills’.
    • Demonstrate the key marketing and operating issues and principles in the life insurance sector
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Industry Standard Lotus and Loma Certification.
    Progression to level 9 Programmes at LYIT other Institutes of Technology or Universities in Ireland or abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    The Institute recognises that significant employment opportunities exist for Graduates of the Programme in mainframe environments nationally and internationally.
    It is envisaged that the graduates from the programme will find employment opportunities in large financial services organisations throughout the country.
    This course begins in September each year. Apply: Postgraduate Programmes Application Form
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Master of Arts in Accounting

    Programme Title  Master of Arts in Accounting
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BACCT_M
    Duration  1 Year
    Standard Code Places:  20
    National Framework Level  9
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    The MA in Accounting is a focused twelve-month programme that develops the analytical capacity of participants to deal with advanced and complex Accounting issues.
    The programme attracts generous exemptions from the Professional Accounting Bodies.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    An Honours Bachelor of Business or Commerce with a significant specialisation in Accounting.
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     5  Accounting Information for Control and Decision Making  Mandatory  10  3
     Advanced Financial Accounting  Mandatory  10  3
     Audit Practice  Mandatory  10  3
     Financial Management  Mandatory  10  3
     Tax Practice  Mandatory  10  3
     Research Methodology/ Dissertation  Mandatory  25  2
    Learning Outcomes
    Holders of this award will be able to integrate knowledge, handle complexity and formulate judgements at the forefront of the field of Accounting.
    • A strong technical understanding of contemporary Accounting issues.
    • Knowledge of the role of Accounting information in planning and control.
    • The ability to articulate personal judgements about the nature of Accounting theory and practice.
    • The ability to conduct independent research.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Progression is possible to Doctoral Programmes in Institutes and Universities within Ireland and abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    Award holders will be well placed to pursue careers in Professional Accountancy, the Public and Private Sectors and in Education.
    This course begins in September each year. Apply: Postgraduate Programmes Application Form
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Master of Science in Marketing Practice

    Programme Title  Master of Science in Marketing Practice
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BMARK_M
    Duration  1 Year
    Standard Code Places:  15
    National Framework Level  9
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    The MSc in Marketing Practice is a focused twelve-month programme that develops graduates into professional marketing practitioners and bridges marketing theory and professional practice.
    Industry placement forms an integral part of the programme, enhancing the use of specialist knowledge in practice and recognising the reciprocal relationship between marketing theory, professional practice and research.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    Level 8 Qualifications, Bachelor of Business Studies (Marketing), minimum of Second Class Honours, Grade 2 or equivalent.
    What will I study?
    Year/Semester Proposed Modules Mandatory/
    Elective    		 No of credits Class hours per week
     5/9  Research Methods  Mandatory  5  3
     Entrepreneurial Marketing  Mandatory  5  3
     Finance for Marketers  Mandatory  5  3
     Innovation and New Product Development  Mandatory  5  3
     Managing Sales  Mandatory  5  3
     Managing Change  Mandatory  5  3
     5/10  Marketing for SME’s  Mandatory  5  6 x 2 hr workshops in total
     Marketing Audit  Mandatory  5  3 x 2 hr workshops in total
     Strategic Marketing Plan  Mandatory  5  3 x 2 hr workshops in total
     Personal and Professional Development  Mandatory  5  3 x 2 hr workshops in total, 3 action learning sets, plus on-line activitie
     Work placement evaluation  Mandatory  5  three visits during 16 week placement
     Dissertation  Mandatory  20  one meeting per month
    Learning Outcomes
    Holders of this award will be able to integrate knowledge, handle complexity and formulate judgements at the forefront of the field of Marketing.
    Graduates will be able to:
    • Apply their problem solving and analytical skills consistently in a business context
    • Formulate product/market strategies and frame organisational growth opportunities
    • Demonstrate strategic marketing thinking and creative ability along with originality in complex problem situations
    • Make sound judgements based on market information and communicate these effectively to a range of stakeholders
    • Operate effectively in a variety of team roles and demonstrate self direction when completing and implementing projects
    • Take responsibility for career and professional development
    • Plan and conduct a piece of primary research and write a Dissertation.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Progression is possible to Research Masters and Doctoral Programmes in Institutes and Universities within Ireland and abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    Award holders will be well placed to pursue professional careers in Marketing within the Public and Private Sectors
    This course begins in September each year. Apply: Postgraduate Programmes Application Form
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Master of Business in innovation & leadership

    Programme Title  Master of Business in Innovation & Leadership
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  
    Duration  2 Years Part-time
    Standard Code Places:  15
    National Framework Level  9
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC
    Is this Programme for Me?
    A key strategic justification is that the programme will substantially develop the potential of managers in regionally based industry and to develop significant business improvement in participating firms. The MBS (Innovation and Leadership) has a number of important factors which distinguish it from other level 9 offerings in the field:
    1. It is focused on the private sector; this is particularly important in the context of the unique industrial and employment environment pertaining to the North-West region.
    2. It combines a strong academic underpinning with the practical management skills required by employers.
    3. The course philosophy, design and content are strongly linked to industry needs and this is evidenced in the continuing partnership approach with industry adopted in the design and running of this course. External guest presenters of national and International standing are a fundamental part of the programme
    4. Action learning within the learner’s workplace will form an integral part of the programme, enhancing the use of specialist knowledge in practice, recognising the reciprocal relationship between management theory, professional practice and research.
    5. It meets the demand for Masters level qualifications among industry and serves to embed leadership and innovation capacity and skills in the regional economy.
    By opting for an action learning approach, the programme creates an environment in which participants can engage in applied knowledge acquisition. Relevant project work in sponsoring organisations and sharing of real life experiences will form a richness of case studies where potent lessons can be learned through the process of application, assessment and reflection, referred to as ‘Build and Learn’.
    It is essentially a practical programme with rigorous theoretical underpinnings. It contains in-depth critical analysis while promoting a concentration on implementation issues at the core. A firm intention of the programme is that it will help lead and embed the necessary skills for successful innovation and business improvement. It will provide the ‘reflective gap’ for participants to focus on key strategic management and leadership issues that may not otherwise be addressed on a day-to-day basis.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    The entry requirement is an Honours Degree, minimum of Second Class Honours, Grade 2 or equivalent and at least three years relevant experience. In exceptional circumstances, applicants not holding a degree but having significant experience as a Senior Manager will be eligible for admission to the programme.
    What will I study?
    YearProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass hours per week
     5/1  Research Methods  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     Managing People & Organisations  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     Innovation and New Product Development  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     5/2  Leadership  Mandatory  5  1 x 3 day block
     Driving Innovation  Mandatory  5  1 x 3 day block
     6/3  Managing Change  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     Knowledge Management & Learning  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     Corporate Governance & Ethics  Mandatory  5  3 (1 day per week 1.30-8.30pm)
     Professional Development  Mandatory  5  1
     6/4  Dissertation  Mandatory  25  One meeting per month
    Learning Outcomes
    Graduates will be able to:
    • To promote a critical awareness of the current trends in developing innovative organisations and to enable the participant to be capable of evaluating the likely impact of these on the current and emerging business environment
    • To develop a participant’s leadership and knowledge skills such that they can lead and renew their organisation in the rapidly changing business environment
    • To engender people and organisational management skills for sustained innovation change in their organisations
    • To develop analytical and ethical attitudinal approaches to organisational innovation, knowledge and learning
    • To engender a strategic orientation, appropriate to senior organisational leadership positions, of current and emerging corporate governance regulation and to develop an attitudinal perspective on business ethics and ethical decision making
    • To expose participants to a range of international best practice implementation techniques so as to act in a wide and often unpredictable variety of ill defined contexts.
    • To use advanced investigative skills to conduct research and to transfer and apply diagnostic skills to improve innovation delivery practices in a complex and increasingly openly networked business environment
    • To enhance transferable and behavioural skills such as reasoning, reflection, critical thinking, communication, self-management and independent learning
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Progression is possible to Research Masters and Doctoral Programmes in Institutes and Universities within Ireland and abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    Your in-depth knowledge and practical experience gained in this programme will leave you well placed in your organisation to take up positions with increased responsibility
    This course begins in September each year. Apply: Postgraduate Programmes Application Form
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202

  • » Master of Science in innovation management in the public service

    Programme Title  Master of Science in Innovation Management in the Public Service
    CAO Code  Add-on programme. Not available via CAO
    LYIT internal code  LY_BIMPS
    Duration  2 Years Part-time
    Standard Code Places:  15
    National Framework Level  9
    Award Type  Major
    Awarding Body  LYIT, under Delegated Authority from HETAC & University of Ulster
    Is this Programme for Me?
    The MSc in Innovation Management in the Public Service course aims to deliver a range of learning experiences that empower participants to develop their knowledge, understanding and applied skills in the field of innovation and transformational change within the delivery of public services. It aims to challenge participants to move beyond the passive absorption of information through critical analysis and reflection and towards innovative, strategic and transformational management initiatives within their sponsoring organization. This course has been developed by Letterkenny Institute of Technology and the University of Ulster in collaboration with the Office of An Taoiseach and the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister. Participants will be drawn from those identified by their organisation as being charged with implementing strategic change programmes. The selection process will involve an outline of a project plan agreed with their organisation or department. The course is directed at personnel at Principal Officer level or equivalent.
    Minimum Academic Entry Requirements
    A second-class honours degree or better from a university of the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland, from the Council for National Academic Awards, the Higher Education and Training Awards Council, or from an institution of another country which has been recognised as being of an equivalent standard; and be in relevant employment within the Public Services
    What will I study?
    YearProposed ModulesMandatory/
    Elective    		No of creditsClass Contact
     1  Context of Innovation and Transformation in Government  Mandatory    3 day block
     Change Management in Public Service  Mandatory    3 day block
     Citizen Centric Public Service Delivery  Mandatory    3 day block
     Culture in Innovating Organisations  Mandatory    3 day block
     Information Sharing, Integration and Inter-Operability  Mandatory    3 day block
     2  Transformational Leadership and Strategic Management  Mandatory    3 day block
     Driving Innovation in Public Services  Mandatory    3 day block
     Performance Evaluation & Control  Mandatory    3 day block
     Research Project  Mandatory    one meeting per month
    Learning Outcomes
    Graduates will be able to:
    • to develop students' critical judgment, intellectual integrity and practical skills at postgraduate level with specific reference to the rapidly evolving disciplines of transformational management in the public sector;
    • to be able to evaluate and demonstrate performance improvement across a range of rigorous
    • business, fiscal and non-fiscal criteria. to promote a critical awareness of current trends in research activity and to enable the student to be capable of evaluating the likely impact of these on new, emerging and converging applications and techniques.
    • to instil critical evaluation in the students through challenging current processes and to use benchmarking techniques to identify best in class ICT-enabled service delivery standards internally, nationally and internationally.
    • to engender strategic planning and management skills for sustained transformational change in public service organisations in a citizen centred cultural ethos
    • to expose the students to a range of implementation techniques so as to act in a wide and often unpredictable variety of ill defined contexts. To use advanced investigative skills to conduct empirical research and to transfer and apply diagnostic and entrepreneurial skills to improve service delivery systems in a complex, multi-stakeholder and increasingly integrated environment.
    Are there follow-up Programmes Available?
    Progression is possible to Research Masters and Doctoral Programmes in Institutes and Universities within Ireland and abroad.
    Career Opportunities
    Your in-depth knowledge and practical experience gained in this programme will leave you well placed in your organisation to take up positions with increased responsibility
    This course begins in January each year. Apply:  Postgraduate Programmes Application Form
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    • Contact Michael Margey Head of Department of Business Studies, Letterkenny Institute of Technology by
    • E- Mail: Michael.margey@lyit.ie
    • Telephone: (074) 9186202