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Postgrad MSc in iBusiness?

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  • 27-02-2012 9:42pm
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    Same As
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    Hi there!

    I'm a final year Commerce student looking for more information on this course - Anyone out there currently enrolled/has graduate that has any information? Would be very much appreciated!


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    #2
    Same As
    Registered Users Posts: 1,553 ✭✭✭Same As


    Bump!


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    shineon23
    Registered Users Posts: 2,831 ✭✭✭shineon23


    another bump

    Have applied for this and would like some more info on it, as UCD themselves aren't very forthcoming.

    Anyone on here do it in the past? What is division between CA and exams and what is class timetable like, as I hope to work part-time if I get accepted.

    Any info much appreciated.


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    Master Splinter
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    Most of the modules are 50% continuous assessment, in terms of lecture hours there is only around 8 hours a week, but quite a substantial amount of work required outside of class with readings and projects. Good few in the class have PT jobs and manage it.

    The career prospects from this are very good, I think most of the class have jobs secured already for September.


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    ucdperson
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    The timetable may be a bit different from last year when both part-time and full-time students sat in the same class. Last year a lot of people applied and the classes were too big, so this year the plan is for a second offering of half the modules so that part-time and full-time students will be in different classes, leading to smaller class size. As a consequence of this change the timetable may not be ready yet.


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