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Dublin, Ireland - Semester Program Fall 2008

Host Institution: Griffith College Dublin

PROGRAM PROGRAM CODE PRICE DATES
Fall 2008 DIF $12,995 September 11 - December 20

Eligibility: Students must be at least 18 years of age and have completed at least 1 semester of study at a U.S. university, college or community college.
Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.5.

Total contact hours: 180 - 240 per semester. 15 contact hours = 1 semester credit.
10 contact hours = 1 quarter unit.

Possible U.S. Credits: 12-16 semester credits. Normal course load is 4 modules per semester.



The final transcript for the ASA Dublin program is issued by Clark Atlanta University.

At Griffith College Dublin, classes or courses are called "modules." An undergraduate degree program is called a "course." GCD offers courses in several areas, and each course has a set curriculum of modules.

The curriculum is divided into 3 or 4 Levels (sometimes called Phases or Stages).

Level 1 = Generally have no pre-requisites. Roughly equivalent to 100-level.
Level 2 = May require pre-requisites from Level 1. Roughly equivalent to 200-level.
Levels 3/4 = Students must have the necessary pre-requisites for this level. Levels 3/4 are roughly equivalent to 300 and 400-level.

All modules are worth 4 semester credits (equivalent of 6 quarter units). Students are expected to take 4 modules per semester. With special permission, some students may take 5 modules. All module offerings are subject to change.

Griffith College does not post the module timetable until just before the semester begins. Therefore, all students should have a total of 8 modules approved ahead of time, in case of a schedule conflict later on.

FALL 2008 MODULES (Module offerings are subject to change.)

ACCOUNTING & FINANCE
BUSINESS STUDIES
INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
JOURNALISM & VISUAL MEDIA
DESIGN IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
COMPUTER SCIENCE


ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

Level 1
Information Technology
Financial Accounting I
Business Economics
Business Communications
Business Mathematics & Statistics

Level 2
Business Management (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Organisational Management or similar)
Managing Human Resources (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Organisational Management or similar)
Business Information Systems* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Information Technology)
Management Accounting* (Pre-requisite: 1 year Financial Accounting study)

Level 3
Advanced Financial Reporting* (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Financial Reporting study or similar)
Strategic Management* (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Organisational Management or similar)

* = Admittance to this module is not automatic, but instead must be determined by Griffith College, after reviewing the student's transcript. Normally, these modules are open only to majors in this field.

** = This module only runs with sufficient student demand. Griffith College will determine if this module will run after the students arrive in Dublin.



BUSINESS STUDIES

Level 1
Business Communications
Business Economics
Information Technology
Business Mathematics & Statistics
Financial Accounting I

Level 2
Management Accounting* (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Financial Accounting or similar)
Managing Human Resources (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Organisational Management or similar)
Business Information Systems* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Information Technology)
Marketing Research (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Principles of Marketing or similar)
Business Operations Management* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Organisational Management or similar)

Level 3
International Human Resource Management* ** (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Human Resources or similar)
Financial Management* (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Management Accounting or similar)
Strategic Management* (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Organisational Management, Marketing Strategy, or similar)
International Marketing* ** (Pre-requisite: 2 semesters Principles of Marketing, Marketing Strategy, International Business Management, or similar)

* = Admittance to this module is not automatic, but instead must be determined by Griffith College, after reviewing the student's transcript. Normally, these modules are open only to majors in this field.

** = This module only runs with sufficient student demand. Griffith College will determine if this module will run after the students arrive in Dublin.



INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Level 1
Business Communications
Quantitative Methods
Introduction to Hospitality Management
Financial Accounting
Information Technology

Level 2
Food & Beverage Management*
Management Accounting* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Accounting)
Human Resource Management* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Organisational Management or similar)
International Economic Structures* (Pre-requisite: 1 semester Economics)

Level 3
International Human Resource Management* ** (Pre-requisite: 2 years Human Resources study)
International Travel, Tourism & Hospitality* (Open only to students attending both Fall and Spring semesters)
Business Policy I* (Open only to students attending both Fall and Spring semesters. Pre-requisite: 2 years HR Management, Finance or Marketing)
International Services Marketing* **

* = Admittance to this module is not automatic, but instead must be determined by Griffith College, after reviewing the student's transcript. Normally, these modules are open only to majors in this field.

** = This module only runs with sufficient student demand. Griffith College will determine if this module will run after the students arrive in Dublin.



JOURNALISM & VISUAL MEDIA

Level 1
Introduction to Print Media (half module - 6 weeks)
Ways of Seeing - Photography (half module - 6 weeks)
History of the Media
Productivity Software
Understanding Society

Level 2
Advanced Photography I* (Pre-requisite: Previous photography experience)
Marketing Media
Contemporary Society
Broadcast Journalism* (Pre-requisite: Previous experience in Broadcast Journalism)
Layout & Graphic Design
Business Journalism

Level 3
Modern Society*
Digital Photography* (Pre-requisite: Previous experience in digital photography)
Editing
Conflict Reporting
Video Production II* (Pre-requisite: Previous experience in video production)
TV Journalism
Publishing
Media & Society
Film Studies
Sports Journalism
Creative Writing
Shorthand*

* = Admittance to this module is not automatic, but instead must be determined by Griffith College, after reviewing the student's transcript. Normally, these modules are open only to majors in this field.


DESIGN IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Level 1
Project Work I: Visual Studies
Analytical Drawing I
Cultural Studies I
Architectural Drawing I
Communications I / Model Making
Computer Studies I

Level 2
CAD I
Design Theory
Design Theory II: Structures, Maths, Physics
Design Theory - Materials
Building Construction I

PLEASE NOTE: Courses listed as "II" (e.g. Design Theory II) are a continuation from Level 1. Students who wish to take a "II" course must have taken the necessary pre-requisite(s) on their home campus.


COMPUTER SCIENCE

Level 1
Track A:
Business Organisation & Accounting
Computer Architecture
Research & Communication Skills
Programming Fundamentals

Level 2
Track A:
Knowledge Based Systems
Relational Databases

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