Study in ICD Business School

Why Study in ICD Business School?

High-Quality Education : ICD (International College Dublin) Business School was established in 2001 for the purpose of providing high-quality, third-level qualifications in Business and Accounting to both EU and non-EU students. The college currently offers three programmes leading to major awards at levels 8 and 9 of the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) in its areas of Business, Finance & Accountancy.

Every Individual Learner is treated equally : 'Quality', 'Consistency', and 'Caring' are watchwords that embody ICD's organisational ethos, which proceeds from the belief that a truly quality academic experience can only be delivered by world class academics, teaching to small class sizes, backed up by a caring, personal and understanding administration system. ICD is a 'boutique college', offering specifically tailored courses of education to small groups of dedicated students, and guaranteeing lecturer-to-learner ratios that create an environment in which students are actively encouraged to participate, interact and engage. Because of its deliberate policy of small learner group sizes – typically no more than 40 in a traditional lecture setting, or 20 in a tutorial or demonstration – ICD lecturers are free to provide learners with the individual attention they require to achieve their academic goals.

ICD values Diversity : ICD has also adopted a policy of transparent and non-discriminatory pricing, with academic fees set at the same level for all students irrespective of nationality or EU citizenship. The only exception to this arises if a student applies to ICD from abroad and requires visa assistance, which can lead to once-off fees. ICD is committed to creating a culture in which no learner or staff member is discriminated against on the basis of age, race, colour, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious belief, national or ethnic origin, or disability. The college offers students a uniquely diverse learning environment, and currently serves learners from over forty five countries, including Ireland, Belarus, China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, Poland, South Korea, Iran, Mongolia, Nepal, the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, Peru, Croatia, Cameroon Nigeria, Venezuela, Malawi, Mauritius, Vietnam, and South Africa.

Industrial Partners : Education Ireland, QQI, ACCA, ICOS are tied up with ICD business school for student support. Student sport Ireland facilitates athletes and sports teams to meet and compete with students from other colleges across the country. Centre of English Studies (CES) provides an excellent learning experience and a caring environment for all its students and graduates.

Courses in ICD Business School

Students wanting to study in ICD Business School can choose to apply in UG, PG or PG diploma courses. Full time courses in ICD business school are open to international students and can be taken full time or part time.

Below is the list of courses in ICD Business school

• BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
• BA (Honours) in Business Studies
• MA in Accounting and Finance
• Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting & Financial Services

IELTS Requirement for ICD Business School

English Language Test is mandatory for all the universities, institutes of technology and colleges in Ireland. The minimum IELTS requirement for Post Graduate programmes in ICD Business School should be achieved for an admit in ICD Business School.

IELTS Requirement for Masters in ICD Business School is as follows:

• IELTS Requirement for ICD Business School - 6.0

Scholarship in ICD Business School for International Students

ICD Business School is delighted to announce the following Scholarships and Discounts for international students. Partial scholarships are available to overseas students enrolling for Level 9 programmes.

• Fullbright Scholarship upto 15,000 EUR
• Government of Ireland - International Education Scholarships (GOI-IES) offers 10,000 EUR scholarship