Catherine Papin, international representative of Griffith College (Dublin), has visited the campus of the Universidad Europea del Atlántico (European Atlantic University, UNEATLANTICO) to introduce students to the dual degree held by both institutions in the area of Business Administration and Management (ADE).
Founded in 1974, Griffith College is the oldest private university in Ireland and one of the largest, with four campuses in Dublin, Cork and Limerick.
From this agreement between the two academic institutions can benefit students of the degree in Business Administration and Management, who would obtain both the title of UNEATLANTICO and that of Bachelor (Honors) in Business Studies awarded by Griffith College.
In her speech, Catherine Papin, who was accompanied by the director of the Office of International Relations (ORI) of UNEATLANTICO, Juan Luis Vidal, has touched on the great opportunity that it represents to study a year at this university, not only for the double degree but for personal and professional growth.
In order to be eligible for this opportunity, the ADE student must have completed at least 180 ECTS credits corresponding to the first three courses at UNEATLANTICO. In addition, those interested need to have an English level equal to or greater than 6.0 of the IELTS, accredited by official examination or by internal level test.