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Our suite of full postgraduate programmes allow students the opportunity to build on undergraduate studies or to change direction and up-skill rapidly in a new field.
The College of Business offers a broad range of part-time undergraduate and postgraduate programmes with the core aim of providing you with a skill set that you can apply with immediate effect.
Bring your career to the next level with an AMBA accredited MBA, specialising in leadership, innovation and strategy.
TU Dublin College of Business is very pleased to announce the part-time one-year PgD in Business Resilience has been approved for Springboard+ funding. This allows a 90% discount on the normal €5,300 programme fee for eligible applicants at are in employment and 100% discount for eligible applicants that are currently unemployed
The theme for the Assembly meeting followed from an Oireachtas resolution: to identify and dismantle economic and salary norms that result in gender inequalities, and reassess the economic value placed on work traditionally held by women;, and to scrutinise the structural pay inequalities that result in women being disproportionately represented in low pay sectors.
The Lazaridis International Case Competition is a case competition for post-secondary students, 16 of the top business schools across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia qualified to compete at the online event from October 9-16, 2020.
Every year, the Career Development Centre offers our students the opportunity to connect with recruiting employers and this year it will be no different!
Join us on Thursday 29th October at 9.30am for the National Launch of the European CAse Study Alliance - 'Creating SME Business Case Studies with Real Impact'.
Professor Paul Donnelly discusses Brexit with veteran journalist María Laura Avignolo on Radio Ciudad Once Diez, Argentina
The Masters in Strategic Management was redesigned for September 2020, exciting new modules and an Expert Seminar Series.
Advice on the next steps in your career from TU Dublin Career Development Centre.
TU Dublin is a leader in postgraduate and executive education with a large portfolio of business programmes delivered in Aungier Street. Next week, the Graduate Business School will host two webinars detailing the University's part-time and full-time provision.
Now that the Leaving Certificate is due to commence in July, TU Dublin has developed a range of virtual Open Day events beginning on Wednesday, 29th April.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and Government guidelines advising people to stay at home and avoid unnecessary social contact, the number of people working from home has rapidly increased, many for the first time.
On Earth Day, Dr Dee Duffy, Marketing Lecturer in Fashion & Retail Studies and Consumer Behaviour, explains why Covid-19 may be the catalyst for a global transformation of the fashion industry.
Ryan O' Carroll's thesis was titled 'The Uses and Gratifications of Generation Z within Social Networks: A Dialectical Investigation into the Facebook Domain'
TU Dublin is closely following the advice of the HSE in relation to containing the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus. This virus can cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe respiratory illness.
CaseIT is an annual international undergraduate Management Information Systems (MIS) business case competition seeking to find the best and brightest students in case analysis.
The Graduation Ceremony took place at TU Dublin on the 25th of February with 12 Retail Managers from NCBI receiving a CPD Certificate in Retail Operations and Marketing.
Join us on Wednesday 11th March for the Postgraduate Seminar Series 'Your Career, The Next Steps' with TU Dublin Career Development Centre.
Join us on Thursday 23rd April at TU Dublin College of Business as we bring together leading industry experts to explore the Future of Finance. This event is being run by the Student Managed Fund in TU Dublin which is proudly sponsored by Goodbody and in aid of Pieta House.
Merenda is a family owned Irish business with an expertise in manufacturing wood veneer component products for furniture manufacturers worldwide.
Colin Lewis-Chief Marketing Officer for OpenJaw Technologies
A new report published by Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) today has highlighted the need for tailored supports for people with disabilities that want to start their own business.
L-R: Roger Sherlock (Coach), Charlie Miller, Casey O’Brien, Eoin Byrne, Alex O’Sullivan, Tara Rooney (Coach)
The internationally recognised product development and marketing guru, David Gluckman will share his insights and experience.
(L-R) Aoife O Neill (BSc Business and Law), Billy O Reilly, Jennifer Hickey and Rachel Keogh (all BSc Business and Management)
Artificial Intelligence in Practice- David Kerrigan-author and keynote speaker.
TU Dublin invites you to join us for our Executive MBA Open Evening on Wednesday 19, February. Meet our alumni and career experts, and discover how an Executive MBA at TU Dublin can relaunch your career for the 2020s!
February 14th is traditionally a time for lovers. Still, the Career Development Centre at TU Dublin is encouraging students to start loving their careers this Valentine's Day with events taking place next week on a range of topics, including Interview Skills, Writing a CV and Job-Hunting.
The annual Retail Management Symposium, takes place this year on the 5th to the 7th of February, with this year’s focus on customer loyalty and loyalty management in a retail context.
The School of Marketing are delighted to welcome students and staff from the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences as they join us for International Digital Marketing Week from 4th – 6th February 2020
Upcoming company visits on 28th and 29th of Janauary as IBEC, EY and Vodafone join us to discuss their graduate programmes.
3S Research Group would like to invite TU Dublin staff members and PhD Students to an informative seminar on the project “Post-Brexit Implications on Irish Freight, Transport and Logistics Industry” on Tuesday 28th January 2020.
An exciting research opportunity is now open at the College of Business with the project "Brexit Implication for Irish Freight, Logistics and Transportation". The project will assess potential post-Brexit implications for the logistics and transportation sector and the impact on movements of goods between Ireland, the other EU Member States, or the United Kingdom.
Ambitious Advertising Talent- Accelerate your career in 2020 with a professional qualification in advertising and digital communications.
During Semester One, students taking Corporate Entrepreneurship, led by Prof Tom Cooney, undertook consultancy work for the not-for-profit organisation ChildVision. The class was divided into groups, with each group focusing on analysing a specific ChildVision activity.
TU Dublin is delighted to invite our Executive MBA students and alumni to join us for a festive and insightful evening on Friday 13th December at 7.30pm.
Dr Anthony Paul Buckley visited the prestigious Vietnamese National University in Hanoi where he delivered a seminar to the country’s future leaders in Higher Education.
TU Dublin invites you to join us for our MBA Open Evening on Friday, 13 December. Explore how the pursuit of an MBA qualification at Ireland's first Technological University can energise your career, and sample one of our MBA masterclasses – Diversity & Inclusion: How to Leverage Fresh Insights
The latest event in the TU Dublin Graduate Business School Seminar Series was a Design Thinking workshop delivered by Noel Leddy of IBM.
Four postgraduate students at TU Dublin recently competed at the University of Muenster Case Competition coming third in what is one of the world's most innovative and reputable contests in Higher Education.
Back row L-R: Brendan O’Rourke (TUDublin); Eoin Cullina (NUIG); Mary Murphy (NUIM); Fiona Dukelow (UCC); Sharon Feeney (TUDublin); Rory O’Donnell (NESC) Front row L-R: John Hogan (TUDublin); Clare O’Mahony (TUDublin); Orla O’Connor (NWCI); Pauline Cullen (MU); Muiris MacCarthaigh (QUB)
IPA Ireland hosted their 2nd Irish Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) Colloquium at TU Dublin City Campus, Aungier Street on Saturday 9th November 2019, chaired by Dr. Serge Basini. Senior Lecturer, TU Dublin.
The College of Business is a partner in an EU Funded project that is seeking to develop innovative and feasible policy tools for supporting, monitoring and assessing the community engagement of higher education institutions.
TU Dublin Innovation Symposium with Professor Keith Goffin, Portfolio Selection “Why is it hard to choose the best Innovation projects?”
TU Dublin are joined by Professor Robert V. Kozinets, a Jayne and Hans Hufschmid Professor of Public Relations and Business Communications in the Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California for an event exploring Netnography in Grangegorman on Monday, 11 November
Pictured Left to Right: Dr Lorraine Sweeney, TU Dublin, Dr Wael Rashwan, TU Dublin Shona McManus, CEO of Osborne Recruitment and Steering Group Chair Prof Tom Cooney, TU Dublin, Georgina Georgiou, EU Structural Reform Support Service, Dr Katrina Lawlor, TU Dublin, Sven Spollen-Behrens, Director SFA Small Firms Association, Dr Deirdre McQuillan, TU Dublin, Don O'Connor, Senior Policy Analyst, Department of Business, Enterprise & Innovation
The project team held their final meeting in October at TU Dublin:(L-R): Fiachra Coll (TU Dublin), John Jameson (TU Dublin) Gwenaëlle Lairet (ESSCA), Annabelle Holder (University of Gloucestershire), Brigitte de Faultrier (ESSCA), George Stalidis (ATEITH), Neil Towers (University of Gloucestershire).
TU Dublin Graduate Business School invites you to our Leadership Event: Future Challenges Facing Leaders on Tuesday 5th November, with a panel of industry experts
An exciting research opportunity is now open at the College of Business with the project "Improving Management Development Standards in SMEs in Ireland".
The Feelings Business - In a world where we can measure everything the real question is, should we? Here is your chance to listen to one of Ireland’s most innovative, creative and successful marketers, Jonnie Cahill, Chief Marketing Officer at Heineken USA.
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TU Dublin students and apprentices have won seven medals at the WorldSkills 2019 competition, which saw over 1,300 young people from 63 countries compete in 56 skills across a wide range of industries — from freight forwarding to cloud computing; aircraft maintenance and visual merchandising.
People are at the heart of every business, meaning that a high-performing HRM function is one of the keys to business success. Mixing theory and practice, this masters programme offers you the opportunity for in-depth study of human resource management and the practical application to live company projects.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Management & Marketing conversion programme was designed by TU Dublin's School of Marketing in partnership with the Marketing Institute of Ireland in 2009, aimed at graduates from a range of disciplines including Science, Engineering, IT, Arts and Humanities working in business-related roles looking to gain a business qualification.
Five TU Dublin students from the College of Business, Aungier Street, recently travelled to Portugal to compete at the European Innovation Academy (EIA), the world's largest entrepreneurship summer school focused on technology innovation.
L-R - Declan Allen, Paul Marah, Glen McNamara, Megan Yeates, Professor David FitzPatrick, Ryan Dempsey, Fernando Perez Tellez and Ray English
Ciara Gilmartin was selected to represent Ireland at this year's Roger Hatchuel Academy at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2019 through a competitive selection process ran by the Institute of Advertising Practitioners in Ireland (IAPI). Check out Ciara's video where she brings us through her journey and shares in this once in a lifetime experience.
The Graduate Business School at TU Dublin is pleased to announce the launch of our 2019 MBA Scholarship programme.
Dr. Arthur Ryan pictured at St. Patrick's Cathedral in November 2011, as he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Dublin Institute of Technology for his outstanding contribution to business and employment in Ireland and globally.
TU Dublin MBA invites you to our next breakfast briefing on Wednesday 17th July at 8.30am, where you can find out how the pursuit of an MBA qualification at Ireland's first Technological University can energise your career in 2019!
Kelly O'Connor and Ben O'Beirne discuss their journey to the Ad Grad Showcase 2019 with Alex Gibson on the Persuaders Radio Show Dublin City 103.2FM.
Pictured: Front Row (Left to Right) Eileen Daly (The AT Network), Noelle Day (Mobility Mojo) Back Row (Left to right): Helen McQuillan (Employability Clare), Des Henry (WALK), Brian Aird (TeamWork Cooperative, Canada), Prof Thomas Cooney (TU Dublin), Marion Wilkinson (National Disability Authority), Prof Yvonne Galligan (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, TU Dublin) and Fergus Finlay (Chair of the Implementation Group for the Comprenhensive Employment Strategy for People with Disabilities.
Pictured L-R: Gerard Whelan (MD of GWP Developments), Stuart Crainer (Co-founder of Thinkers 50), Catherine Butler (MBAAI Director), Alacoque McMenamin (MBAAI President), Jane Maher(TU Dublin) and Michael O’Connor (TU Dublin) Niamh Townsend (Leader of Microsoft EMEA’s Specialist Inside Sales teams) and Eamon DeBurca (Commercial Manager, Diageo)
Ryan O' Carroll presented his dissertation research 'The Uses and Gratifications of Generation Z within Social Networks: A Dialectical Investigation into the Facebook Domain' at the 6th European Conference of Social Media, University of Brighton, United Kingdom.
Pictured (L-R): Cathal Divilly, Partner at Great Place to Work, Pamela Quinn, Managing Director- Kuehne + Nagel Ireland, Chris Paul, CEO- Avantcard and Colin Hughes, Head of Graduate Business School, TU Dublin.
TU Dublin Professor Thomas Cooney is hosting a seminar on 'Entrepreneurship for People with Disabilities' on Thursday June 20th at the College of Business.
Join us on June 27th at 4pm and meet some of our current students and former graduates of our Full-Time Masters in Digital Marketing, learn all about the programme, work placement, industry visits, travel and career opportunities.
As we continue to prepare for Brexit, the 3S Group and FTA Ireland conducts a focus group on 'Post-Brexit Implication on Irish Freight and Transport Sector' at TU Dublin College of Business on Friday the 21st of June at 11.30am.
The All Ireland Marketing Awards programme, organised by The Marketing Institute of Ireland, is the nation's premier means of recognising the success of Irish marketing professionals and acknowledging their major contribution to the ongoing process of strengthening the economy of Ireland.
Students of the MSc in Advertising at Technological University Dublin are working to transform this year’s showcase into a reflection of our new university status. This year, the client is Google, and the campaign is Pride. An excellent brief to receive, but certainly a challenging one. Google has a brilliant reputation for corporate social responsibility and has been present at Dublin Pride since 2014.
Product Camp Dublin invites ambitious Product Management and Product Marketing professionals and those with aspirations to work in the area, to our largest Product Camp to date (over 400 registered so far) on 6th June 2019
TU Dublin Graduate Business School is delighted to invite you to join us at our Leadership Breakfast Briefing in association with Great Place to Work Ireland on Wednesday 5th June for Lessons in High Trust Leadership from Ireland's Most Trusted Leader 2019, Pamela Quinn of Kuehne + Nagel
TU Dublin MBA invites you to an exclusive evening on Thursday 30th of May as we are joined by Paul Flynn, former All Star Dublin Footballer, six time All-Ireland Winner and CEO of the Gaelic Players Association. Paul will share his experience on driving standards for high performance from his professional career and as an elite sportsman, providing advice on personal performance and team performance.
Ibec collaborated with TU Dublin to develop this exciting new MSc programme, focused on developing the critical areas of management, HRM and leadership, with a particular focus on applying best practice in these areas, in the real world.
The Graduation Ceremony took place at TU Dublin on the 9th of May with 72 volunteers from Dublin, Cork and Galway Simon Communities receiving their Certificate in Volunteering and an additional 15 staff members received a Certificate in Digital Marketing Strategy.
Come along to lunch-time sessions this week as TU Dublin's Career Development Centre provide a CV review clinic to all business students at our Aungier Street Campus, Dublin 2 on Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th of May.
Pictured: Roger Sherlock, Kathleen Hughes and Laura Cuddihy- (TU Dublin Academic Team) Brendan Noud, Des Anderson, Derek Kavanagh, Phily Hayes and Sarah Martin (LearnUpon) with students from the Masters in Marketing.
Pictured- Edel Foley, Digital Marketing module co-ordinator and Alex Lahusen, Associate Advertising Manager, Microsoft EMEA with some of the Masters in Marketing participants.
The following lists recent journal and book publications by TU Dublin faculty- March 2019
All College of Business students are welcome to join our MSc. Strategic Management students in a talk from Barry O'Sullivan, Digital Producer BBDO on the use of Virtual Reality in promotion on Tuesday 9th April at 11am.
All College of Business students are welcome to join our Strategic Management students in a talk from Declan Byrne, UK & Ireland Regional Director of Ironman on Tuesday 2nd at 11am and also 6pm. Declan will focus on branding, positioning and marketing communications strategy of Ironman.
Analysis: Just what does luxury mean in 2019?
Fashion Revolution is a global movement raising awareness of the fashion industry’s most pressing issues and celebrating those who are on a journey to create a more ethical and sustainable future for fashion.
Final year Logistics and Supply Chain Management student, Megan Yeates, won the Silver Medal at IrelandSkills Live which took place from 21-23 March 2019 at the RDS.
Prof Tom Cooney, Professor of Entrepreneurship at TU Dublin- College of Business was recently appointed to the newly created SME and Entrepreneurship (SMEE) Consultation Group established by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation.
Come along to lunch-time sessions this week as TU Dublin's Career Development Centre provide career workshops to all business students, in particular, 3rd and final year College of Business students at our Aungier Street Campus, Dublin 2 on the 26th, 27th and 28th March.
TU Dublin- Student Managed Fund Team: (L-R) Sean Horgan, Brendan Hughes, Shaina Sutton, Alannah Carragher and Evin Comerford.
Join us on Thursday 4th April at TU Dublin College of Business as we bring together leading industry experts and academics to explore the virtual worker, virtual teams, effective flexible work practices and management approaches.
Pictured at Student Pitch (L-R): Mark Hamilton (BDO), Conor Kilbride (TU Dublin student), Sean Gallagher (serial entrepreneur), Brian Lake (TU Dublin student), Prof Weaver, Christopher Mc Nulty (TU Dublin student) and Prof. Thomas Cooney (Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, TU Dublin)
Join us on Friday 12th April for the Finance, Economics and Accounting (FEA) Seminar Series in TU Dublin- College of Business organised by the School of Accounting & Finance.
Pictured: Marian Jennings (Lecturer in Law, TU Dublin- College of Business) Prof. Dr. Monika Huesmann (Berlin School of Economics and Law) and Dr. Mary Prendergast (Assistant Head, School of Management, TU Dublin)
Turn an Idea into a start-up in just 15 days at the the European Innovation Academy 2019 this Summer.
Students from TU Dublin School of Accounting & Finance received a unique insight into JP Morgan, one of the world's largest financial services companies and investment banks, at a recent workshop organised by TU Dublin SMF (Student Managed Fund) in their new offices in Sir John Rogerson's Quay.
Pictured at the opening ceremony of ENGCOMM 2019: from left to right, Prof. David Kennedy, Lee Gibbons, William Tunstead, Dr. Eoghan O’Grady, Cathal Kinirons, and Brian King.
The following lists recent journal and book publications by TU Dublin faculty- February 2019
Pictured: L-R- Sophie Davies (Accenture), Leslie Shoemaker (ESTeEm programme co-coordinator), Martha Sikwese (4th year Business Computing), Aleksandra Leonova (4th year Business Computing), Zoe Herbert (2nd year Business Analytics), Marie Cunney (SAP & ESTeEM Mentor), Xyrille Santos (2nd year Business Analytics) and Farrah Higgins (lecturer in Business Computing & Business Analytics).
Pictured: Masters in Finance Students, Colm Friel and School of Accounting & Finance Faculty.
College of Business is delighted to announce that four Marketing students have won bronze place in the the Network of International Business Schools (NIBS) International Case Study Competition 2019.
Dr. Rodrigues will present on the topic “Self-Managing careers in the 21st Century: Challenges for workers and organisations”
Dr Anushree Priyadarshini from the School of Accounting and Finance is part of the project ‘EXCEL-ALGAE’ with UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science, selected as one of the five projects in Europe for the Enhance MicroAlgae Acceleration Programme.
The John Molson Undergraduate Case Competition (JMUCC) is an annual, week-long event that takes place in the heart of downtown Montreal, and challenges twenty-four international teams from renowned business schools.
Pictured: Centre- Phily Hayes and Sarah Martin, LearnUpon with students from the Masters in Marketing
Pictured: Maria Suasti and Stephen Nagle, Morgan McKinley- centre with final year HRM degree students
The internationally recognised product development and marketing guru, David Gluckman will share his insights and experience.
The competition is in full swing as the team arrive at the University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, Canada. Among the snowdrifts and -13 temperature, NIBS 2019 is underway.
The competition is underway as the team arrive at the Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.
TU Dublin- City Campus Graduate Louise Cooney completed her Masters in Marketing here at the College of Business and went on to take part in the Ibec Global Graduates programme.
Masters in Fashion Buying & Management Students were treated to two cities- Amsterdam and Paris, in this years' International Study Trip
Winner Orlagh Cramp pictured with Digital Media Awards Host- Newstalk’s Tom Dunne
The School of Marketing are delighted to welcome students and staff from the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences as they join us for International Digital Marketing Week.
Left to right; Mary Connaughton (Director CIPD Ireland), Vivienne Kavanagh (Employee Development and Equality Executive, Dublin Bus), Avril Hutch (Head of EDI, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland) and Dr. Mary Prendergast, Assistant Head of School, School of Management
This is the final round of the NIBS case competition where students tackle real-world international business challenges in a best-on-best team tournament, benefiting from unique settings that immerse them in the culture of the host country.
Pictured: Left to Right: Aidan Flynn, General Manager FTA Ireland; Declan Allen, Assist Head, School of Management; Dr Katrina Lawlor Dean, College of Business; Professor David Fitzpatrick, President TU Dublin; Edward Tersmette, policy officer, European Commission, Secretariat General, Structural Reforms Support Service (SRSS); Martin Diskin, Road Transport and Freight Policy Division, DTTAS; Dr Deirdre McQuillan, Head of Research, College of Business; Dr Amr Mahfouz , Lecturer and Project Manager, School of Management; Paul O’Reilly Head, School of Management
School of Marketing students Ryan O'Carroll and Orlagh Cramp recognised in the Digital Media Awards 2019.
The 13th annual College of Business Retail Management Symposium, takes place the 5th to the 7th of February as part of the MBS in Retail Management with this year’s focus on the key issues pertaining to the development of new and imaginative retail formats for the 21st century consumer
An integral part of the MSc International Business is the seminar series which runs in the 2nd Semester throughout January and February. The eclectic range of multi-disciplinary seminars is delivered by a range of visiting academics and practitioners, as well as TU Dublin College of Business faculty members, each seminar deals with a topic at the cutting edge of the discipline of International Business.
Dr Roisin Vize from the School of Marketing at DIT College of Business is the recipient of the college award from DIT Hothouse Discovery Fund. The competitive funding stream was established to support innovative early stage research that has significant impact potential.
The RTE Radio 1 programme Brainstorm on Sunday, 9 December at 6pm will feature an interview with Alacoque McAlpine, Lecturer and PhD researcher in Supply Chain Management in the School of Marketing at DIT.
TU Dublin School of Marketing are celebrating the ninth successful year of its Postgraduate Diploma in Advertising and Digital Communication and welcome ambitious individuals looking to pursue a career in the communications industry.
Meabh Quoirin joins us at the Post Grad Exchange at DIT College of Business.
DIT graduate Sinead Aherne captained Dublin during its win against Cork in the All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Final on Sunday in Croke Park.
DIT is delighted to announce the launch of an exciting new part-time programme- MSc in Project Management, designed by a team of Project Management experts to meet the current and future needs of organisations in dealing with Project, Programme and Portfolio management initiatives.
DIT Students Claire Nicholl and Ciaran Conlon have won Accenture’s Leaders of Tomorrow summer accelerator programme. The pair were recognised for their work developing an app called Compensave which uses gamification to make saving money fun.
Starting college is an exciting time, but with some of your new-found freedoms, you may find college a difficult transition from school. Here is our guide to help you get the most out of those first few weeks in college.
DIT is hosting a series of briefings for parents, guardians and families of students starting out on their college careers. Over 800 parents attended last year, with 100% agreeing in a feedback survey that they would recommend the event to another parent.
Excitement is building in DIT as we prepare to welcome first years embarking on their college careers. Before classes begin on Monday, 17 September, DIT will host a series of events to help you settle in, including your programme orientation.
DIT is holding a Mathematics Competency Test (MCT) for applicants to its Level 8 (Honours) Degree Programmes which require Higher Level Maths.
DIT Strategic Management graduate, Amanda Halpin, shares with us her career choices and what led her to her current role as EMEA Business Development Manager at Genesys.
Find out how studying at Ireland's first Technological University could revitalise your career by registering for your place at the MBA Information Morning in DIT Aungier Street on Tuesday, 14 August at 8:30 am.
The alliance of Dublin Institute of Technology, Institute of Technology Blanchardstown and Institute of Technology Tallaght is set to become the first Technological University (TU Dublin) in Ireland, as revealed by An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD in Grangegorman today.
DIT College of Business roll out new part-time Masters in Project Management for busy professionals, commencing this September
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Expertise in strategic management and planning has never been more critical given the turbulent and challenging environments in which Irish businesses now operate.
DIT School of Management is delighted to announce that our part-time one year BSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management has been approved for Springboard+ funding. This allows a 90% discount on the normal ?3,000 programme fee for eligible applicants.
Book an appointment with the career services team to discuss career options, effective job hunting, How to write a winning CV and cover letter, how to succeed in an interview, further study or any other career related items.
The following lists recent journal and book publications by TU Dublin faculty- July 2019