International Foundation Programme in Engineering, Science, and Health Science - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Management Science and Information System Studies

International Foundation Programme in Engineering, Science, and Health Science: The Trinity College Dublin International Foundation Programme is specifically for students who have the drive and ambition to attend a world-class educational institute but cannot begin an international undergraduate degree directly. Trinity College Dublin's International Foundation Programme is a year-long programme designed to allow students to develop the skills required to succeed and excel in a competitive university environment. The Trinity College Dublin International Foundation Programme is delivered at the campus of Trinity College’s associated college, Marino Institute of Education, where excellent student facilities and guaranteed on-site accommodation are available. Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Management Science and Information System Studies: The primary objective of the Management Science and Information System Studies programme (MSISS) is to produce graduates who are numerate as well as business and computer literate and who have a solid understanding of how to approach and solve practical problems using a variety of tools and techniques. The focus in Management Science and Information System Studies is on solving problems from a management perspective within organizations and using skills acquired from studying various disciplines such as management science, statistics, mathematics, economics, business studies, information systems and computer science. The emphasis in MSISS is on building up analytical skills, flexibility and creative thinking. The course provides a unique blend of the study of many disciplines combined with the development of a range of interpersonal skills. It is this blend of experience that makes MSISS graduates most sought after by employers. Management Science and Information System Studies focuses on four distinct areas: Quantitative Methods: It is a key objective of the course that students be numerate and at home with important mathematical and statistical tools. This part of the programme encompasses mathematics, statistics, probability, data analytics and management science/operations research methods. Business and Management: This is covered by a variety of modules, most of which you will take in conjunction with Business Studies students. Subjects covered include economics, management, finance and accounting. Information Technology and Systems: The emphasis here is on the practical application of IT, but the programme starts with the basics, including fundamentals of programming and use of end-user tools such as spreadsheets and website design tools. This is supplemented in later years with more in-depth courses in information systems, databases and application development. Interpersonal Skills: Throughout the four years of study, the development of interpersonal skills forms an integral part of the course including verbal communication, presentations, interviewing and teamwork. There is also a strong focus on written communication skills. Students put these skills to the test in their work with real world clients on their final year projects. These projects can range from the statistical analysis of client data to developing computer systems, evaluating procedures or developing models.