Busines with Law - Pre-University
This one-year course prepares learners for progression to Law and Business degree programmes at university or for a career in the field of legal administration. The programme will introduce learners to the core principles of Law and the Irish legal system combined with Business Studies. You will get the opportunity to study several different branches of Law and Business to discover the area that interests you most to pursue at degree level.
Award Name | Level 5 Certificate (Level 5 NFQ) |
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NFQ Classification | Major |
Awarding Body | QQI |
NFQ Level | Level 5 NFQ |
Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
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Level 5 Certificate (Level 5 NFQ) | Major | QQI | Level 5 NFQ |
Duration
1 year full-time.
Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate with five O6 grades (or five passes pre 2017) or equivalent is the standard entry requirement for Level 5 courses. Leaving Certificate Applied or QQI Level 4 Award are also acceptable on the majority of Level 5 courses.
Some courses have subject specific requirements and these will be noted on relevant course pages.
A QQI Level 5 award or equivalent in a relevant subject area is the standard entry requirement for Level 6 Advanced Certificate courses.
Careers / Further progression
Career Prospects
Progress to a degree where you can pursue a career in:
Legal Assistant
Legal Researcher
Paralegal Work
Administrative Assistant in areas such as the insurance or banking, or the public sector.
Degree Progression
There are many degree options available from this course, including:
College Course Area Level
UCD Law (Options) 8
UCD Law with Business 8
NUIG Government (Politics, Economics and Law) 8
NUIG Law and Business 8
DCU Business Studies 8
DCU Economics, Politics and Law 8
Further information
QQI Exam Fee € 50.00
Administration Fee € 50.00
Capitation Fee €100.00
Good News Regarding Your Course Fees 2022-2023
This year, Monaghan Institute and CMETB have announced plans to significantly reduce fees on full time courses. This means that your course fees have been reduced to a maximum of €200. If you have a Medical Card/Social Welfare Payment, the fee will be €150. This fee includes all course materials, exam fees, toolkits, and uniforms.
Full-time learners may be eligible to apply for PLC maintenance grants, which are means tested. For further details, visit www.studentfinance.ie or www.susi.ie where applications can be made online or downloaded.
You can apply online now. Applications close in October each year and reopen for the next academic year in January.
Monaghan Institute operates a policy of selection and admission of learners that is, at all stages and in all ways, equitable, transparent and accountable and respects the rights and dignity of applicants. The process for gaining access to full time courses at Monaghan Institute consists of several sequential stages:
Application
Interview (where applicable)
Selection and notification
Registration
Induction (where applicable)
Garda Vetting (where applicable)
Monaghan Institute operates under the CMETB FET Admissions Policy, which is available on our Policies page.
What will you study?
Pre-University Law with Business is designed to provide learners with an in-depth knowledge of concepts relevant to business/legal environments, with an emphasis on Accounting, Business Administration, Business Law and Criminal Law. Graduates are equipped with the analytical and evaluation skills that stem from legal training combined with legal and financial literacy.
Students will complete core law and business subjects including:
Business Law
Accounting Manual and Computerised
Business Administration Skills
Common subjects such as Mathematics, Customer Service, Work Experience and Word Processing may also be included.
You will be assessed on the basis of:
• Examinations
• Project Work
• Final Assessment of Portfolio
Qualifications Obtained
5M2102 QQI Level 5 Business Studies
Monaghan Institute Education Campus,
Armagh Road,
Monaghan
Tel. 047-84900
E-mail: info@monaghaninstitute.ie
Visit our Website on www.monaghaninstitute.ie