BSc Management, Decisions and Data Analytics

About the course

An English-taught business degree combining management, decision-making (including organisational psychology) and data analytics, with compulsory methods modules in applied calculus, applied statistics with R and econometrics. Year 2 covers digital transformation and applied machine learning; Year 3 includes a mandatory two-month internship, study-abroad options and a bachelor thesis.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• Constructor reviews applications holistically (school grades from the last 2-3 years, CV, motivation statement) and publishes nothing specific on the Irish Leaving Certificate. To enrol you also need a German university entrance qualification: under German rules the Leaving Certificate gives direct entry to business/economics with six subjects, at least two at Higher Level H5 or better, the rest at O6/H6 or better, including two languages, and Higher Level Maths at H5 or better. Confirm with Constructor admissions.
• Maths: take Higher Level Maths, as it is needed for German entry to business and the course includes calculus, statistics and econometrics. SAT/ACT is optional for admission, but if your Leaving Cert does not give direct German entry, Constructor may require standardised test scores before enrolment.
• English: you are exempt from a test if you are a native English speaker or have been taught exclusively in English for at least six years, which covers most Irish students (Irish-medium students should check with admissions). Otherwise IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 90, Duolingo 110 or PTE Academic 58.

How to apply

1. Check your subjectsPlan for Higher Level Maths at H5 or better plus the other German subject rules; ask admissions if your combination is borderline.
2. Apply onlineApply on Constructor’s online portal and upload passport or ID, school reports covering the last 2-3 years, CV and motivation statement; a recommendation letter is optional. No application fee.
3. Apply by 1 February 2027Early Action runs 1 October 2026 to 1 February 2027; rolling admissions continue to 15 July 2027. Expect a decision in 2 to 4 weeks.
4. Accept and enrolAccept the offer, pay the €1,000 deposit and €640 enrolment fee, send final Leaving Cert results in August 2027 and arrange campus housing.

Costs

• Private university. Tuition for students starting in 2027 is €11,925 per semester (€23,850 a year), up from €10,000 per semester (€20,000 a year) for earlier intakes. From the 2027 intake there is a one-off enrolment fee of €640 for EU students, and a non-refundable €1,000 enrolment deposit that is credited against later invoices. There is no application fee. Every admitted student is automatically considered for academic achievement scholarships of up to €7,000. First-year room and board (nine months, including a meal plan) is extra, at a subsidised €8,000 according to the university.

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