IBAT College Dublin

IBAT College Dublin is a for-profit private higher education school in Dublin, Ireland. Shane Ormsby founded the university in May 2004 in Dublin, Ireland.

The college from 2009 to 2001 was known as IBAT College Swords. The Dublin City Campus was formed at Wellington Quay in the summer of 2011 after IBAT had invested over €1 million in renovations. GUS (Global University Systems) purchased a majority interest in IBAT College Dublin in October 2016. At the time of the acquisition, a QQI evaluation was underway after re-engaging with QQI in 2018 AD. As their English Language School evolved, IBAT extended its physical footprint by leasing two floors at 60-63 Dawson Street in December 2016. The college now enrols 1,500 students from 45 different nations.

IBAT College Dublin provides a part-time MBA and a full-time Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in business, accredited by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (validated by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David). IBAT's professional diploma courses are event management, project management, consumer psychology, negotiation and conflict resolution, psychology, supervisory control, human resource management, strategic business management, business analysis, and digital marketing. The college also offers diploma programs in accounting and finance, sports management, and computer and information technology. In addition to degree programs, IBAT provides English language classes and short courses in various business and technology-related topics.

IBAT College Dublin has 4 IT labs that are well-equipped and feature a variety of specialized applications for courses like desktop publishing, programming, and data analytics. Libraries and other learning resources are also available on the campuses. Through Material Literary Workshops, the on-site librarians assist students in developing skills like avoiding plagiarism, analyzing information, appropriately citing, etc. For students to unwind and spend time, both campuses provide a variety of canteens and breakout spaces. According to reports, the college served students from countries other than Ireland. Most IBAT College Dublin's students have come from countries outside the European Economic Area.

In addition, IBAT College Dublin constructed facilities like the Media Cube for business endeavours. The campus is growing to accommodate more departments and students. Several sports and social groups are among the numerous clubs and organizations that call the campus home. Additionally accessible are a library, computer labs, and outdoor AstroTurf grounds. Among the exceptional amenities offered by the institution are pay-and-display parking, The Chapel (the Student Union area), the Canteen, and cafes, including Costa Coffee and Starbucks Coffee.

College Highlights 

Main Intakes

IBAT College Dublin accepts students for the winter semester in October and the summer semester in April.

Scholarships

IBAT College Dublin provides financing options and scholarships to needy and deserving college students to aid their study program. The scholarship schemes are detailed below:

Women in Tech Scholarship

IBAT College Dublin provides a 25% scholarship to all female students in ICT courses in desktop publishing and graphic design, data analytics, cyber and digital security, and programming and development.

Only 18.9% of ICT experts in Ireland in 2017 were female, which, while higher than the EU average (16.1%), leaves much to be desired. The critical issue facing Ireland's technology sector in 2021 is the requirement for an equal representation of women.

Application Process

• The applicant must meet the general and program-specific eligibility criteria for the program to which they desire to apply. Students are permitted to use three programs at once.
• Students must take a language test and require minimum results:
• TOEFL iBT and TOEFL iBT online (Home Edition): Overall 92, with no section below 20.
• IELTS Academic/IELTS Academic online version: 6.5 overall with no section below 5.5.
• Academic PTE: Overall score of 62, with no section in Communicative Skills below 42.
• The application procedure may be completed online, with applicants uploading all relevant files and submitting educational documents.
• Wait for the admissions results to be revealed before preparations for arrival in Finland if accepted.
• Finally, students must register as students and become members of the IBAT College Dublin community.

Documents required:

• Requirements for educational documents
• De­gree cer­ti­fic­ate
• Tran­script of re­cords
• Trans­la­tions of edu­ca­tional doc­u­ments
• Educational History Form.
• Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SAT/ACT) are accepted.
• Motivation Statement, Recommendation letter (optional/upon request).
• Curriculum Vitae/Resume.
• English Language Proficiency (TOEFL-IBT or IELTS).

• Visa (for international students).

FAQs

Where is IBAT College Dublin?

IBAT College Dublin is a university of higher education located in Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland.

Is IBAT College Dublin a public university?

IBAT College Dublin is a private, for-profit school of higher education.

What does IBAT stand for?

IBAT in IBAT College Dublin stands for Institute of Business and Technology (IBAT).