-
Bright
Cork University Business School in UCC has now been accredited by the AACSB and AMBA (Association of MBAs), making it a double accredited Business School, of which there are fewer than 200 worldwide.
Together with UCC, the Irish Management Institute and CUBS deliver fully accredited business and management education through a wide range of programmes that offer a complete lifelong learning pathway from the undergraduate level through to Executive Education.
CUBS is one of the two largest business schools in Ireland with:
The Accounting and Finance programmes at UCC are recognised by the leading national and international professional finance and accounting organisations for their academic rigour and the preparation they provide our graduates entering the professional workplace. These include:
ACCA has assessed a number of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes for exemptions. Depending on the programme, Cork University Business School accounting and finance graduates are exempt from sitting papers to become an accountant with ACCA.
More Details
The MSc Corporate Finance and the MSc Asset Management Degrees at Cork University Business School, UCC have achieved CFA® Institute University Recognition Programme status. This is granted to institutions whose degree program(s) incorporate at least 70% of the CFA® Program Candidate body of Knowledge (CBOK).
More Details
CAIA® awarded Cork University Business School, UCC Academic Partnership status in recognition of the MSc Asset Management Degree and the MSc Corporate Finance Degree. CAIA® Academic Partnership is granted to institutions who cover at least 60% of the entire CAIA® curriculum as represented by the Core Knowledge Outline (CKO).
More Details
Chartered Accountants Ireland has assessed a number of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes for exemptions. Depending on the programme, Cork University Business School accounting and finance graduates are exempt from sitting papers to become an accountant with CAI.
More Details
CIMA has assessed a number of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes for exemptions. Depending on the programme, Cork University Business School accounting and finance graduates are exempt from sitting papers to become an accountant with CIMA.
More Details
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Developement (CIPD) accredit MSc HRM and HDip HRM programmes. Upon completion, graduates of this programme can apply for professional membership of the internationally recognised Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD).
More Details
OSTC is a leading global trading company that specialises in exchange traded products in all major asset classes on the biggest international derivatives exchanges. Cork University Business School at UCC is the first university in Ireland to be selected for this collaboration.
More Details
CPA has assessed a number of our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes for exemptions. All exemptions are granted on a subject-for-subject basis to applicants holding a qualification recognised by CPA Ireland for exemption purposes
More Details
The Irish Tax Institute grant exemptions from certain modules where applicants have successfully completed other Level 8 or 9 examinations from Cork University Business School.
More Details
The BSc Business Information Systems Degree at Cork University Business School, UCC have achieved International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA) certificate status.
More Details
The IMCA is the national and internationally recognised professional institute for management consultants and business advisers in Ireland.
More Details
