Business Management and Global Cultures Maynooth University

Overview

An essential challenge for businesses in Ireland is how they can connect the capabilities of the workforce to contribute to solutions for people who are largely in markets outside Ireland, across the EU and the wider global community. Business needs graduates who can both understand the fundamentals of how to create value for customers (which the business subjects provide) and how to translate them into solutions and services that fit the needs of diverse cultures.

Why choose this Business Management and Global Cultures programme from Maynooth University ?

• Students on this degree can choose from one of three Business subjects (Management, Marketing or International Business) which they can combine with an array of Global Cultures modules, covering topics such as exploring cultures in global contexts, urbanisation, science and technology in society, security, consumption and sustainability, and user experience and service innovation.

• The optional work placement/study abroad will enable you to apply theory in practice, significantly improving employability upon graduation.

• Combine insights from Ireland's youngest and most dynamic School of Business and from the only Anthropology Department in the Republic of Ireland. The faculty is a blend of international and local industry experts and academics, who bring profound insights into the practicality and complexity of both Business and Global Cultures.

Career Options

• A combination of excellent skills in both business and global cultures means that you are highly employable in all sectors of business and many international organisations. Graduates typically join large multinational employers in graduate programmes, public service, or in small and medium sized organisations where you are able to work on contributing to the growth of businesses domestically and on the international stage.

• This degree qualifies graduates for a wide range of postgraduate degrees that are offered by the School of Business and in the Department of Anthropology.