Course Overview
The Business Management & Psychology Diploma is suited to individuals with no prior business or psychology experience who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of core business management theory and practice with particular reference to the complexity of human psychology. Economic recession effects individual and group morale in a very profound way and is identified as one of the big obstacles facing business in the current climate.
In addition to introducing psychological perspectives the module on applied psychology will provide a basis for understanding interpersonal behaviour. The link between theory and practice will be emphasised. Learners should demonstrate an awareness of the equality and diversity of people and their rights and responsibilities.
Economic recession effects individual and group morale in a very profound way. This is one of the big obstacles facing business in the current climate . An understanding of business psychology offers an insight into the complexity of human behaviour, group dynamics and organisational psychology. Businesses owners and managers require qualified business management graduates who have a holistic approach to business.
Course Aims
During the Business Management & Psychology course you will learn the underlying psychology of an organisation and the external and internal factors that influence business. You will have the opportunity to engage in team assignments, tackling business and organisational behaviour issues. You will be required to prepare a business project around an organization of your choice. This will demonstrate your ability in applying business and psychology tools learned on the course. This programme is an excellent choice for anybody interested in making a career move to business, management, recruitment, business coaching, counselling or psychology.
Award(s) : Diploma in Business Management & Psychology : CMI
Business Management FETAC Level 6 Component Award
Award Body: FETAC & CMI
There are 4 core subjects to study;
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Psychology
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HR Management & Organisational Behavior
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Marketing
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Business Management
The total cost of the course is 1,750 euro.The fee includes all tuition, registration, assesement and online notes.
Applicants are required to pay a minimum deposit of €300 to secure a place on the programme. The balance of fees are due on or before programme commencement. Applicants that are unemployed or work part-time may avail of a two part installment plan. Terms & Conditions apply.
Duration: 20 weeks, part time, one evening per week 18.30-21.30
Start: Weds 8 February 2012, 18.30-21.30
End of Course : July 2012
Exam: April & July 2012
1st Semester (10 weeks)
| Wednesday 08 February | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 15 February | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 22 February | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 29 February | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 07 March | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 14 March | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 21 March | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 28 March | 18.30-21.30 |
| Wednesday 04 April Wednesday 10 April | 18.30-21.30 18.30-21.30 |
Exams: April 2012
Summer Term
May - July 2012
Michelle Flannelly: Organisational Behaviour Lecturer
Michelle Flannelly has worked for the world’s top companies and in diverse industries. Michelle now runs her own HR consultancy practice working in partnership with clients across key HR issues including; Workforce Planning, Recruitment and Selection, Performance Management, Diversity, Training, Employee Relations, Organisation Change and Restructuring. Michelle is a ‘Chartered Fellow’ of the CIPD and has extensive HR operational and consultancy expertise, of almost 20 years.
John Hoey M.S.c CIPD: Strategic Management & Business lecturer
John Hoey (M.S.c. CIPD) lectures with CMI in Business and Management and has over 20 years industry experience in financial , manufacturing and retail sectors. John specialises in knowledge management, employee development and business change and is currently Knowledge Manager for a leading Technology company in Dublin. John also speaks at seminars on the topic of Knowledge Management. He holds a Masters in Strategy from University of Strathchlyde
Fiona Whelan BA, MMI
Currently lectures for CMI, and has over 20 years experience in Marketing, planning and strategy. She runs her own marketing consultancy, Blue Shoes Marketing.
Places are limited for this programme. This course is open to people from any educational background and with various levels of work experience. If you are anxious about your eligibility, please contact CMI and a representative will be more than happy to help you chose the right course for you.
Progression routes:
WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY
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Tracy Laverty: Diploma in Business Management & Psychology Course Graduate:
I chose to study at CMI because the staff at CMI invest a lot of time in understanding and looking after their students and I wanted to ensure career progression and advancement. The part time Business Management & Psychology course appealed to me as I want to include more aspects of marketing and business management to my field of experience. To do this, I needed a good theoretical background and up to date marketing knowledge. I gained a thorough understanding of this from studying with CMI and have already started putting my qualifications to good use. Overall good value for money and highly recommended !
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Fiona Quinn: Business Management & Psychology Course Diploma Graduate
I made a decision to study on a part-time basis and the CMI Business Management & Psychology course suited perfectly. The course covered two modules that I was particularly interested in, Marketing and Human Resources. Everyone was treated with a mutual degree of respect, and opinions were really valued. Experiences shared from other students and lecturers made learning feel effortless. Completing the modules allowed me to apply the knowledge I had gained to my role at work. I enjoyed the marketing so much that I intend to further my education by commencing a part-time marketing degree course next year.