The document provides information about the Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) degree program at UCD Lochlann Quinn School of Business. It summarizes that the BComm degree has a long tradition of business education in Ireland, provides a solid understanding of the business environment, and allows flexibility to pursue elective choices to develop skills in the student's area of interest. It lists accounting, business analytics, business economics & strategy, corporate finance, marketing, financial economics, and managing services operations as business areas of focus. It also provides course information, including required and elective modules, for each stage of the 3-year program. It describes opportunities for a student internship and exchange program.

1. UCD Lochlann Quinn School of
Business
Course information

2. Bachelor of commerce
• The UCD Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) degree has a
long tradition at the forefront of business and
management education in Ireland. It gives you a solid
understanding of the business environment with the
flexibility to pursue elective choices throughout the
degree. This allows you to hone your knowledge and
skills in the area of business that interests you most
and therefore, enables you to develop the skills,
knowledge and insights to make a positive difference in
business and society and achieve your ambitions.

3. Triple Accredited

4. Business Area
• Accounting
• Business Analytics
• Business Economics & Strategy
• Corporate Finance
• Marketing
• Financial Economics
• Managing Services Operations

5. In stage 1
Semest
er 1
Inside
Organisati
ons
Mathemati
cs for
Business
Foundatio
ns of
Managem
ent
Thought
Business
in
Society
Effective
Learning
and
Develop
ment
ELEC
TIVE
Semest
er 2
Financial
Accountin
g 1
Macroecon
omics for
Business
ICT in
Business
Business
Law I
Business
Managem
ent
Simulatio
n
Data
Anal
ysis
for
Deci
sion
Mak
ers

6. Financial Accounting
• This module provides an introduction to
financial accounting practices, usage and
regulation. In particular, it introduces students
to the preparation and interpretation of
company financial statements.

7. Maths for Business
• This mathematics module has been specifically
designed with the mathematical needs of the
business undergraduate in mind. Mathematics
plays an important role in subject areas such as
Accountancy, Economics, and Finance, but skills
such as the ability to problem solve, interpret and
analyse information pervades all of Business. This
module will focus on some of the major concepts
and mathematical techniques of Calculus which
the business undergraduate is likely to encounter.

8. In stage 2
Semester 1 Financial Accounting 2 Microeconomics for Business Principles of Finance Information Management
Marketin
g: Firms
Custome
rs &
Society
ELECTIV
E
Semester 2
(Exchange)
Management Accounting Global Business
Global Operations & Supply
Chain Management
Business Analytics
+1 option
module
Fina
ncia
l
Acc
ount
ing:
PP
P
Busi
nes
s &
Soci
al
Ent
erpr
ise
ELE
CTI
VE
Qua
ntita
tive
Met
hod
s in
Busi
nes
s
eMa
rketi
ng
and
Soci
al
Net
wor
king

9. In stage 3
Semester 1
Business
Strategy
Personal
Development
Portfolio
Information
Management
Business
option module
Business
option
module
ELECTI
VE
Semester 2
New Venture
Creation and
Development
Business option
module
Business option
module
Business
option module
Business
option
module
ELECTI
VE

10. Student Internship
• During your second year in the BComm, you are invited to apply for a
place on the Quinn Internship Programme – This year long (9-12 month)
placement in an Irish or multinational company is an opportunity to put
the theory of what is taught in the classroom into practice and gain
valuable experience in a working environment.

11. Student Exchange