BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at National College of Ireland, Dublin

3.8 /5

(61 Reviews)

Private College

BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland
Overview

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National College of Ireland offers a 3 years long BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance course. The tuition fees to pursue this program is Euro 10000.0. English language proficiency test accepted for admission to National College of Ireland BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance are IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, and PTE.

Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
International Students Admission Website	Go to Website
Tuition & Fees	₹8.84 Lakh View full breakup
Type of University	Private
Official Career Service Website	Go to Website

BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland
Highlights

This accountancy and finance degree is about much more than just the numbers
It will give students the technical skills they need but also the ability to think critically and creatively, to understand how an organization can succeed
It features a blend of specialized accounting and finance subjects together with general business subjects
Students will develop a critical and methodical approach to problem-solving and decision-making in a financial context and develop the ability to interpret and communicate financial and other information
The broader business viewpoint of the course will give students an excellent foundation in leadership and management and give them the broad perspective necessary for the modern interconnected business world
This degree will equip students for a career in accountancy, finance, and related fields
Students may also be able to take advantage of an opportunity to engage in a year-long, accredited work placement between years two and three. This placement will be credit-bearing and comprises an extra year in the degree

BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland
Entry Requirements

Requirements for 12th grade Lock Icon

70%
Applicants must have passed 12th from one of the following board:

HSC XII (all State boards): Overall average of 70% or above

A recognised International Foundation course from an Irish/UK institution or an Indian institution following a validated Irish/UK syllabus. Entry requirements vary but the college normally asks for between 60% and 65%

Applicant must have a grade H5 and above in two higher level subjects together with a minimum of O6/H7 in four other subjects. A minimum of grade O6/H7 must be obtained in English. A grade O5/H6 must be obtained in Mathematics
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TOEFL

Marks - 60/120
NA

PTE

Marks - 50/90
NA

IELTS

Marks - 6.5/9
no less than 5.5

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Duolingo

Marks - 95/160
95-105

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Other eligibility criteria Lock Icon

NCI strongly advises that all students should have access to a suitable laptop for their course

Conditional Offer Lock Icon

Yes
National College of Ireland may provides a conditional offer

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BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland
Application Process

Step one

Prepare documents for application

CV/Resume

Step two

Additional documents required

Official transcripts of all study you have completed so far in both original language and English translation
Official graduation certificate of recent study (if you have completed your study) in both original language and English translation
English language certificate (if available – if not this can be uploaded at a later date)
Passport (if you are currently residing in Ireland, a copy of your immigration card is also required)
A personal statement

Step three

Start your online application

https://www.ncirl.ie/Students/International/How-to-Apply

BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland
Fees

1st year tuition fees

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 8,83,700

Other expenses in 1st Year

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Insurance	INR 55,496
Total approximate fees	INR 55,496

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Euro = INR 88.37 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 21ˢᵗ November 2024

BA (Honours) in Accounting and Finance
at
National College of Ireland

Scholarships

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Students Ratings & Reviews

3.8/5

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Vibe of Campus

Academically oriented
Friendly
Easy going
Multi-dimensional

Student Views

77% students never faced discrimination in this university

Internships3

Part time work3.8

Post study jobs3.5

Quality of faculty4

Student Life4

Value for money4.1

Public transportation4.3

Safety3.8

Indian Food3.9

Permanent Immigration3.8

Anonymous

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2026

Offered by National College of Ireland

4.4

An excellent choice for academic growth and student life.

Tips: Students should know that NCI has a strong focus on academics and career support but also offers a multicultural environment to explore. Transitioning here was smooth for me, though adjusting to a new culture took some time. Scholarships are available for deserving students, and I found the process straightforward. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my course, the college, and studying in Ireland.

Likes (Student Life): Student life is engaging and diverse, with a great balance of academics and extracurricular. I enjoy attending lectures, working on projects, and participating in cultural events and workshops. There are also many student clubs like tech, sports, and cultural groups that bring people together.

Dislikes (Internships): The college offers good resources and support for finding internships, especially through its career services team. They organize regular workshops, resume-building sessions, and mock interviews to help students prepare for applying to internships. The career portals are also a helpful tool, where many opportunities are posted specifically for NCI students. Additionally, the faculty is supportive and often provides guidance on how to align internships with your career goals. The internships available are generally relevant to the field of Data Analytics. Many companies in Ireland look for data analysts, and NCI's strong industry ties with local organizations make it easier to find internships that are closely related to the course content. Popular roles include data analyst, business analyst, and data visualization specialist. However, one area of improvement could be in providing more internship options, especially for international students. Some students face challenges due to visa restrictions or high competition in the job market, which can limit their opportunities. If the college could build more partnerships with companies or provide additional guidance for international students, it would enhance the overall experience. Despite these challenges, the support system provided by the college ensures that most students who actively engage with the resources can secure internships that help them gain valuable industry experience.

Reviewed on 20 Nov 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Cybersecurity - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

3.3

Good college to study MSc in Cybersecurity.

Tips: Students should know that NCI is highly regarded for its programs in business, data analytics, finance and computing, often aligning its curriculum with industry needs. Its programs are designed to be practical and focused on career readiness, making it an excellent choice for students looking to enter fields like tech, business management or data science. The public transport here is very slow and the frequency is very bad. If you miss a bus the next one will probably come in the next hour. Though that's not the case for trams, they are in intervals of 2 minutes and they are very convenient to travel within the city. Overall, I am satisfied with my experience here.

Likes (Permanent Immigration): The immigration process here in Dublin is very good. You come here on a Stamp 2 visa which allows you to study and work part-time. Once you graduate and start working that can be converted into stamp 1G which allows you to work full time.

Reviewed on 20 Nov 2024Read more

Siddhant Goswami Verified Icon

MSc in Data Analytics - Batch of 2021

Offered by National College of Ireland

National College Of Ireland does not provide internship.

Tips: The post-grad courses at the National College of Ireland are mostly filled by Indians, and all the technical courses comprise Indian students. They offer value-for-money courses that are relatively cheaper than other premium colleges like Trinity or UCD. They tend to offer scholarships based on your academic score and profile, and the teachers are really good.

Likes (Safety): There have been growing incidents recently in Dublin city centre about mugging and teenager misconduct but otherwise, it is very safe and people are warm and friendly. The area where the campus is located is not one of the best and there have been reports of teenagers causing ruckus.

Dislikes (Internships): The college doesn't really provide any internship opportunities and neither they have enough opportunities for students to approach companies for internships. The responsibility falls on students to look out for internships. However, the college has a placement department that helps with CV preparation and reviews but your best shot is through LinkedIn or networking.

Reviewed on 14 Nov 2024Read more

Ankita Mukherjee Verified Icon

MSc in International Business - Batch of 2019

Offered by National College of Ireland

It is only worth it if you already have an experience.

Tips: I would not recommend the college for management courses because the courses lack depth and the professors are not very good. They have more academic experience than management experience. However, the college is good for cloud computing and data analyst courses. Before you attend, thoroughly check the contents of the modules being taught.

Likes (Part time work): There are plenty of opportunities for part-time work in Dublin if you are actively looking for work. However, it can be difficult to find part-time work at a college or university. If you are well-groomed, confident, and speak fluently, you should be able to find part-time work in the city.

Dislikes (Value for money): International Business modules didn't deep dive into world finance or practical business aspects of international business like multi-national setups or foreign business funding. It should have included case studies and or structural setups from a management consulting perspective. Modes of entry subject was topline as well as strategy, very bookish than practical.

Reviewed on 11 Nov 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Cloud Computing - Batch of 2025

Offered by National College of Ireland

3.2

The faculty is great, approachable and always ready to help.

Tips: Life is not easy when it comes to a new country. It is fast-paced. Surely it takes some time so allow it. Bring some basic utensils from India like a pressure cooker as it is important. The weather here is rainy and windy so do bring proper jackets and coats. Try to bring some snacks and spices from India as they are costly. Try taking accommodation away from college as it is very costly around that area. A few good areas to find accommodation are - Hansfield, Clonsilla, Coalmine Adamstown etc. Be mentally prepared before you come as life will not be that easy here.

Likes (Quality of faculty): The faculty is good as they guide you through the issue. You can approach them for any doubts or issues. Attendance is not mandatory in college but try to attend lectures whenever possible. Teachers tend to hive information and details of important topics and subjects concerning exams and assignments. Try to finish work in a dedicated time frame.

Dislikes (Indian Food): Not many authentic Indian-origin restaurants are available. Food is also made based on Irish preferences, however, you will find some good but it is expensive. It will be difficult if you are a vegetarian it is more costly than non-veg and mostly accessible in Indian stores. Frozen food culture is here so you will find lots of variety for food.

Reviewed on 29 Jun 2024Read more

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