Italiano | Espaρol | Portuguκs | Japanese | Polski | French | German | Korean | Russian | | | | | | | | Home  |  About Us  |  About Ireland                Site Map  |  Links  |  News                           International House Dublin Incorporating Icon International                   Tel: +353 1 4759013 Fax: +353 1 4759799 E-mail: info@ihdublin.com VIDEOS OF OUR SCHOOLS PRICES/FEES ENROL NOW AGENTS LOGIN PAGE        ENGLISH COURSES - Full-time morning          ENGLISH COURSES - Part-time Evening          EXAM PREPARATION - IELTS/Cambridge          NEW SCHOOL IN SWORDS - Evening Classes          SPANISH/ITALIAN/FRENCH PORTUGUESE COURSES        TEACHER TRAINING COURSES -CELTA/DELTA/Easter ACELS        JUNIOR SUMMER SCHOOLS          HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMME        GROUP PROGRAMMES          IN-COMPANY TRAINING        STUDY LANGUAGES ABROAD        DUBLIN ACCOMMODATION HOMESTAY DUBLIN RESIDENTIAL DUBLIN HOSTEL/B&B/HOTEL        ONLINE TEST SOCIAL PROGRAMME LOCATION MAP PHOTO GALLERY DUBLIN CITY VIDEO CONTACT US          Programme Structure Print this page Students must complete 2 compulsory modules – English Language and Mathematics – PLUS one of two double modules – physics or business/economics modules. The choice of optional module depends on the university course the students wish to follow.        › Contact Us          ENGLISH LANGUAGE MODULE MATHEMATICS (DOUBLE MODULE) These are designed to help students reach an IELTS band score of 6.5. They also help students prepare to successfully follow an Irish/UK university degree programme. This includes:        › Understanding lectures and taking notes › Writing and presenting course work › Making oral presentations › Discussing ideas with staff and other students        The course aims to enable students to extend their mathematical knowledge and skills to the stage where they may progress successfully to a degree programme in the physical sciences, engineering, business studies or accounting and finance. The course delivers lectures on the following key topics and themes:        › Algebra › Sequences and Series › Co-ordinate Geometry › Functions › Trigonometry › Calculus › Introduction to differential equations › Complex Number Theory › Vector Analysis          +          PHYSICS (DOUBLE MODULE) The course covers a number of key concepts ranging from Mechanics and Materials to Fields and Waves. The course delivers lectures on the following key topics and themes        › Newtonian mechanics, including statics, linear and rotational dynamics. › Forces and energy are discussed, along with their role in the molecular structure of matter, properties of liquids and gases. › Thermodynamics. › The role of fields, in particular the gravitational and electromagnetic fields, are discussed. › The description of natural phenomena and the widespread occurrence of oscillations and wave motion are stressed with examples taken from the physics of sound.          OR          BUSINESS MODULE ONE: ECONOMICS AND FINANCE Course objectives: To provide a good foundation in Macroeconomics and Financial Accounting. The primary focus of the course is dependent on both financial accounting and International economics.        › Macroeconomics will provide the student with a basic understanding of how domestic and international economic change affects business organisations. › The element of Financial Accounting will introduce non-specialist students to basic financial and management accounting skills and techniques. The module will familiarise the students with the use, analysis and interpretation of accounting statements in addition to preparation of financial statements. BUSINESS MODULE TWO: THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT Course objectives: To introduce students to contemporary issues and controversies in the present business environment. It provides an introduction:        › To some of the debates raised in the present global economy with regard to ethical issues relevant to business in Ireland/UK › To the framework of the present business environment in the European Union.        The module also aims to improve students’ study skills within a business context in order to enable students to progress to a number of different business degree courses.                   › Key features of the programme › Programme duration › Entry requirements › Registration procedure          International House Dublin Brochure PDF File, 403KB          Student Accommodation Social Activities Student Welfare Terms & Conditions          2006 © International House Dublin Visa Information  |  Privacy Statement  |  Terms of Use  |  Contact Us  |  Powered by:  go2web Adult English Courses High School Programme Junior Summer Programmes Courses for Teachers Group Programmes Modern Languages