TU Dublin Micro-credentials

International Beers and Draught Dispense ManagementBeoir Idirnáisiúnta agus Bainistiú Dréacht-Dheolta

This course is eligible for 50% funding through the HCI Micro-Credential Course Learner Subsidy. Please refer to the fees and how to apply sections for specific details and eligibility criteria.

Beer and fermented beverages are brewed all over the world. It is important that brewers and the other people who work in the beer industry can critically evaluate a beer according to style and analysis the faults in the beverage due to the fermentation, packaging or service. Consumer preference is to be served good quality beers that are to style, served at the correct temperature, in a hygienic and safe way. Understanding the brewing faults that can show in beer, how to manage, serve beer and set up dispensing equipment correctly is a skill that is required for the industry.

Applicants should hold:

  • A Leaving Certificate with minimum grades in Maths 06/H7; English 06/H7 or Irish 06/H7

OR

  • A full QQI level 5 or 6 award

OR

  • Meet TU Dublin assessment criteria for mature entry.

TBC

3 contact hours per week (12 weeks in total), plus self directed learning. 

Timetabled days TBC. 

Information on application opening dates will be published in February 2025.

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Course Code

TFBS1023

ECTS

5

Level

Level 8

Award

Certificate

Duration

12 Weeks

Course Type

Micro-credentials

Mode of Study

Part Time

Method of Delivery

On-Campus

Commencement Date

TBC

Location

City Centre: Grangegorman

Virtual Tour

Grangegorman

Fees

Full Course Fee (Before any HCI award applied) is €750

If eligible for the HCI fee subsidy of 50%, the fee is €375