Business Studies and French Trinity College Dublin

Overview

This four-year degree programme in Business Studies and French at Trinity College Dublin offers a unique opportunity to explore business concepts, theories, and models while simultaneously gaining in-depth knowledge of the French language, culture, and business environment. The integration of business studies with language learning allows students to develop essential skills needed for a global marketplace.

Why Business Studies and French at Trinity?

Trinity College Dublin stands out as a premier institution for this programme, known for its excellent academic reputation and strong international partnerships. The integration of business and language studies throughout the programme, along with the opportunity for a year abroad, enhances the learning experience. Students benefit from expert faculty members, many of whom are native speakers, and receive insights into the economic and cultural contexts relevant to their studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Business Studies and French programme are as follows:

• International Students: €22,580 per year
• European Students: €3,181 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. In the first two years, students will engage in approximately 18-20 hours of lectures and tutorials weekly, covering modules such as:

• Enacting Sustainable Development
• Fundamentals of Management and Organisation
• Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methods
• Accounting
• Creative Thinking, Innovation and Entrepreneurial Action
• Finance
• Operations Management
• Organisational Behaviour
• Managing Climate Change
• General Language and Language for Business
• Contemporary Society, Institutions and Culture

The third year is spent abroad at a university or business school in a French-speaking country, allowing students to immerse themselves in the language and culture. The final year includes a Capstone module, which involves independent research, alongside advanced modules such as:

• Strategic Management Theory & Practice
• International Business and the Global Economy
• Financial Reporting and Analysis
• International Finance
• Advances in Marketing Theory and Practice
• Social Innovation and Social Impact
• Digital Marketing
• Managing People and Leading Change

Graduate Skills and Career Opportunities

Graduates of this programme will possess a robust understanding of international business and a high level of proficiency in French. Career paths include roles in marketing, international management, and specialised positions such as analysts or researchers. Many graduates pursue further studies in international business at the postgraduate level.