BSc (Hons) in IT Management and Cybersecurity (MT805)

MT805 is a four-year Level 8 honours degree at MTU's Bishopstown campus in Cork covering cyber security, networking, cloud computing technologies, automation and IT management. It combines technical and management skills for organisations that need secure IT systems, and programming is not the primary focus — basic programming modules are covered in first year only. Work placement begins in January of third year, organised nationwide with a focus on Cork and Dublin, and students may also work abroad. Graduates target roles such as IT project manager, cybersecurity specialist and network manager. What the fee covers: the non-EU (international) undergraduate full-time rate, per year. Fee year: 2026-27. English requirement as published: the course page states none — MTU's non-EU entry requirements set it. MTU places this course in its 'Level 1' English tier, defined on that page as 'All Undergraduate programmes + Postgraduate Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science programmes'; the Level 2 tier at IELTS 6.5 is explicitly postgraduate, so an undergraduate degree with 'Management' in the title stays at Level 1. Your test must have been taken no more than two years before the programme starts. Before you budget: the course page shows no fee. The figure shown is MTU's flat published non-EU undergraduate rate of EUR 13,500 per year for AY 2026/2027, from the university fees page, which is the source cited. MTU states that the fee applying in your first year of entry applies for all years. The course page confirms Level 8, four years, Bishopstown campus, and '349 CAO Points in 2025' — that CAO figure applies to Irish Leaving Certificate applicants and is not your entry route. This course page does independently carry the non-EU application deadline of 31 May. Which intake you can apply for: MTU's Cork Campus non-EU admissions page states 'We are now closed for applications for September 2026', and September 2027 applications open in November. This course page prints no start month of its own, so September comes from that Cork Campus non-EU admissions page (https://www.mtu.ie/international/non-eu/cork-campus/), for the campus where the degree is taught. Where the entry requirement comes from: the 75% is MTU's India-specific equivalence, published at https://international.cit.ie/india and reached from MTU's own Cork campus page. It applies to India specifically and is not a universal international rule.