6 Economics Diploma Programs in Ireland

Taxation is an inescapable fact of life. Knowledge of taxation can deliver lifelong benefits, saving thousands of euro annually. The Irish tax code, running to several thousand pages, is complex and a minefield to the unwary. Students of the Diploma in Taxation will be expertly guided through the various taxes and shown the various tips that can save money, and traps that can cost money.

The Online Diploma in Fundamentals of Accounting and Finance is run wholly online and provides students with introductory knowledge to four key finance and accounting areas. These are Finance management, Financial accounting (including Sage), Management accounting and Business management and administration. It is taught in recorded weekly scheduled classes, using a cloud based app that works on any device.

This part-time course aims to develop an understanding of the world of capital markets, investing and trading. The course commences with an introduction and in-depth look into the world of the stock market. Building on this, investment strategies, portfolio building, terminology and portfolio management are covered in detail. 

The Diploma in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) is designed to equip students from various professional and interesting backgrounds to understand the history and nature of money laundering and terrorist financing offences. It also examines the special approach taken by the AML/TF (Terrorist Financing) legislation to prevent these offences.

This one year programme has been designed with an emphasis on the practical application of Accounting and Finance knowledge to the commercial work place. It is intended for participants wishing to gain a solid foundation in the major components of the Accounting and Finance discipline and to allow them develop their financial literacy skills.

The Professional Diploma in Advanced Banking Risk Management is the market-leading risk management programme designed specifically for senior risk management professionals working in banking, funds, regulatory authorities, and those providing risk management advisory services.