Course Name |
Management Development |
Course Provider |
Institute of Public Administration - IPA |
Course Code |
96612 (Assigned by Qualifax. Not an official code) |
Course Type |
Lifelong Learning |
Qualifications |
Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
Special Purpose Diploma (Level 8 NFQ)
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Special Purpose |
National University of Ireland |
Level 8 NFQ |
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Apply To |
Course provider |
Attendance Options |
Part time, Online or Distance, Blended |
Location (Districts) |
Ballsbridge |
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment |
Commences: September/ October 2022. |
Application Date |
Expand+Application Deadline: September 2022.
By Email (preferred method)
Please download and complete the application form on www.ipa.ie and email it, along with the items listed below, to undergrad@ipa.ie
By Post
Alternatively, you can complete...
Hide-Application Deadline: September 2022.
By Email (preferred method)
Please download and complete the application form on www.ipa.ie and email it, along with the items listed below, to undergrad@ipa.ie
By Post
Alternatively, you can complete the application form at the end of this prospectus and, including the items listed below, return it by post.
What to Provide (email or post)
Applicants must provide:
• Their full name (this is the name that will appear on any future award parchments).
• A passport-type photograph.
• A photocopy of their passport, birth certificate or driving licence.
• A photocopy of their Leaving Certificate or relevant qualification (only if you are under 21).
• The fee for the programme or confirmation, including a PO number, that fees will be paid by an employer (please contact the Undergraduate Office).
Applications Cannot Be Processed Unless All Relevant Documentation is Included.
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Duration |
One academic year.
Delivery Method:
The programme is delivered through a blended learning model. Students attend classroom-based seminars and are supported in their studies by various online resources and bespoke course material. |
Course Fee |
€2,500 (includes all matriculation and examination fees), payable two instalments. |
Entry Requirements |
Expand+Applicants Require:
1. Leaving Certificate (examination from 2017 onwards): Candidates must obtain a pass in at least six subjects accepted for NUI matriculation purposes, with at least Grade H5 in two subjects on the Higher Level and at least Gr...
Hide-Applicants Require:
1. Leaving Certificate (examination from 2017 onwards): Candidates must obtain a pass in at least six subjects accepted for NUI matriculation purposes, with at least Grade H5 in two subjects on the Higher Level and at least Grade H7 (Higher Level) or O6 (Ordinary Level) in four subjects. Papers passed must include Irish, English and a third language. Students applying for the BBS (Hons) must have passed the Mathematics paper.
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2. Students of mature years (students over 21 on January 1 of the calendar year of entry) may be matriculated by the IPA for the purpose of entering a course of study.
Special Case Applications
Prospective students who do not meet the requirements under paragraphs 1 and 2 above may qualify for admission by meeting other equivalent requirements. A Special Case Application Form can be requested from:
Dr Denis O’Brien Registrar Institute of Public Administration 57-61 Lansdowne Road Dublin 4 Tel: +353 (01) 240 3600 Email: undergrad@ipa.ie
Subject Accumulation
In some programmes, students may enrol for one or more subjects each year until they complete the programme stage.
Exemptions
Graduates and those with other relevant awards, in particular university, QQI and Institute of Technology awards, may apply for an exemption from a subject(s) or entire stage of certain IPA programmes. Only those who have studied relevant disciplines with be considered for exemptions.
Exemptions cannot be awarded in a one-year programme or at the award stage of longer programmes.
Application forms for exemptions are available from the IPA. They must be completed and returned no later than early October 2022.
Applications must be accompanied by transcripts of results for each year of previous third-level studies.
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Comment |
Accreditation: National University of Ireland.
Place on NFQ: Level 8 (Special Purpose Award). |
Course Content |
Expand+The Programme
Against the backdrop of the reform initiatives throughout the public service, the drive towards integrated service delivery and increasing consumer expectations, managers need to apply a range of skills and key competencies in order to...
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Against the backdrop of the reform initiatives throughout the public service, the drive towards integrated service delivery and increasing consumer expectations, managers need to apply a range of skills and key competencies in order to be successful. This Professional Diploma programme has been designed for public servants keen to take up this challenge and contribute to the effectiveness of their organisation. The overall aim is to improve students’ overall competency in effective management practice.
Is This Programme For You?
This Professional Diploma is ideally suited to:
• Those wishing to make a career move into a managerial or supervisory role
• Newly appointed managers
• Experienced managers who wish to develop or refresh their skills and knowledge through exposure to the latest in good management practice.
Delivery
This is a blended learning programme that combines a range of online material and resources with attendance at scheduled webinars/seminars. Students are therefore largely able to study at a time and place that suits their needs. Webinars/ seminars animate the contents of each module and allow participants to relate the modules to their own jobs.
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Subjects Taught |
Programme Content
The programme will be delivered via four modules based on key management competencies identified in the Irish public sector:
• Elements of Management
• Managing Competencies and Styles
• Management of Staff
• Management of Change |
Assessment Method |
Award of the Professional Diploma in Management Development is based on successful completion of four assignments, attendance at workshops and final examinations. |
Further Enquiries |
All Correspondence and enquiries should be address to:
Undergraduate Office,
Whitaker School of Government and Management,
Institute of Public Administration,
57-61 Lansdowne Road,
Dublin 4.
Phone: +353 (01) 240 3600
Email: undergrad@ipa.ie |
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