¿Why does CESUGA train me at an international level?

Most of the teaching staff in our Bachelor of Commerce programme are professionals with acclaimed international prestige in education and in their profession. This international scope is essential to train business leaders in today’s global market. Along with our Spanish staff, the majority of our foreign lecturers are from University College Dublin (UCD). Both final examinations and final year projects are supervised by the Heads of Department of the Quinn School of Business at UCD and by external examiners, who are of renowned prestige and belong to a foreign supervising university.

Our classes can be distinguished by their practical focus, particularly those where case studies are applied to international companies and whereby students are able to apply their knowledge. Throughout the year students are required to carry out small group projects which allow for continuous assessment. There is also special emphasis on the use of software for specific areas such as accounting, statistics, taxation and legal studies.

After finishing fourth year, our students are prepared to communicate in English in today’s labour market. This skill is acquired progressively over their degree programme. The fact that courses are taught in English by native-speaking lecturers and that these are professionals in their subject areas cause our programme to be unique in the sense that students are bilingual once they finish their studies. This gradual learning system is what we define as progressive bilingualism.

Students who fulfill the requirements established by the University will be eligible to study a semester at the Quinn School of Business at University College Dublin. This option is offered in third year where students have acquired vital skills that will guarantee their academic success abroad.

On graduating, students are awarded the Bachelor of Commerce degree from the National University of Ireland. This degree is recognised (homologado) in Spain by the Spanish Ministry of Education. This recognition gives the holder of our degree the same rights as those acquired by students from any Spanish university, and can serve as access to public government posts (civil servants) or any official Masters programme.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

Today it is essential that students who are to enter the business world have comprehensive and continuing training. Having a business degree is an investment in the future which will bring our students both personal and economic benefits.

The Bachelor of Commerce degree is the most important undergraduate business degree offered by University College Dublin. Approximately 500 students graduate with a degree in business and/or economics.

The teaching staff at the UCD School of Business, formerly the Faculty of Commerce, are distinguished professionals both in Ireland and internationally. They hold distinctive international degrees and offer unique training to those students who wish to enter the business world. The School is committed to promote excellence in education and research. Students experience a vast range of subject areas and are exposed to different teaching methodologies.

The UCD School of Business

The UCD School of Business, formerly known as the Faculty of Commerce, is formed by two Schools, the UCD Quinn School at undergraduate level and the UCD Michael Smurfit School of Business for post graduate degrees..

In 1964, the Faculty of Commerce at University College Dublin, established the first Master’s degree programme in Business Administration (M.B.A.) for executives in Europe. As of then they have been developing new programmes with a prominent international focus.

At undergraduate level, the following degrees are offered: Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Commerce (International), Bachelor of Business and Law, Bachelor of Science (Economics and Finance) and the Diploma in Business Studies/Bachelor of Business Studies (part-time). The post-graduate School offers specialised Master’s programmes in the following areas: Accounting and Finance, Management, International Business, Marketing, Technology, Human Resource Management, Research Masters (M Phil) and Doctoral Studies (PhD).

The international prestige of the UCD School of Business is conclusive. Proof of this is the international rankings and accreditations it has been awarded by the Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).


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