About Business And Law in Athlone Institute of Technology
Why take this course?
This course combines both law and business into a single degree programme and provides you with a solid grounding in both disciplines.
You will obtain a comprehensive grounding in the fundamental areas of law including the legal system and the interaction of Irish and European Law. You will gain a thorough grounding in key areas of business such as Marketing and Management.
What opportunities might it lead to?
This degree provides a foundation for any student wishing to train as a Solicitor by undertaking the exams of the Law Society of Ireland*. However, this is not the only option open to you. This degree opens up a range of alternative options other than the practice of law. Students might decide to pursue a career in the public service or private industry.
Other options:
- Regulation
- Company Secretary
- Insurance
- Tax Consultant
- Accounting
- Marketing
- Management
- Human Resources Management
- Research
- Banking
- Journalism & Broadcasting
- Politics
- Foreign Affairs
* Persons holding a law degree are not automatically entitled to practice law.
Academic qualification equivalents
English language requirements (one of the below):
- IELTS: Minimum IELTS 5.5 with no Band less than 5.0.
- TOEFL:Minimum iBT 60 – 93. (Depending on programme)
- PTE:55 (minimum 51 in each component)
The average tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) in Ireland vary depending on the program of study. The following are estimated average annual tuition fees for international students:
- Undergraduate programs: €9,750 to €12,500 per year
- Postgraduate programs: €10,500 to €14,500 per year
It is important to note that tuition fees can vary depending on the specific program and course of study. Additionally, there may be additional fees such as registration fees, laboratory fees, and examination fees.
It is recommended that students check the official website of AIT for the latest information on tuition fees and other expenses, as well as any available scholarships or financial aid options.
