Creating a transformational education environment
The Smurfit business school is delivering programmes that are highly-ranked globally
Dublin MBA a winner for Japanese rugby administrator
Akane Kagawa’s passion took her to UCD and a degree she will use to promote the game in Japan
Learning to lead in a changed world
Transition not a question of reverting to the way things were before first lockdown
AI has changed the way the world works – and offers rewarding careers
Ireland has the highest share of enterprises using AI in Europe
Johnny Watterson: What a pity UCD do not have access to John McClean records
College responded to Irish Times FOI request saying they have no control over rugby club
Addressing the data sciences needs of financial services
UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School’s new MSc in Financial Data Science has fintech at its core
DAA appoints Catherine Gubbins as finance chief
Current member of airports company’s executive team to take new role in May
Former chef cooks up a winning medical breakthrough at Innovation Awards
Close to 70 companies took part in The Irish Times awards for 2020
‘We’ve been left high and dry’: Students on college fees and online classes
We asked whether third level institutions should give refunds this year - here’s what you said
Thousands of third-level students to receive €250 before Christmas
Full-time undergraduate and postgraduate students will be eligible for payment
International students face ‘extravagant’ fees despite online learning
Students from abroad campaign for rebates on their fees of up to €25,000
Irish consumer confidence drops to an eight-year low
Disposable incomes fall 25% amid coronavirus pandemic shutdown
Preparing for an entirely new world
The Covid-19 crisis will bring about profound change in the way businesses operate
How rituals can help us adapt to the new working reality
Even simple, seemingly pointless rituals can offset the loss of a regular working routine
Tiny in the city, cosy in Blackrock: two to view this weekend
Up for sale, a cottage in Dublin 8 and a landmark sliver of a house on the southside
How a chamber orchestra made Irish musical history
A new book charts the path of an Irish orchestra that would traverse three continents
Trinity College the highest entrant on FT’s business school rankings
TCD back in the rankings for first time since 2007 as IMI and UCD Smurfit School also rise
Bravery of finalists highlighted at Irish Times Innovation Awards
Praise for the drive and determination of the entrepreneurs in the final round of this year’s awards
Galway medtech wins Irish Times Innovation of the Year award
Atlantic Therapeutics one of 100 companies taking part in Irish Times Innovation Awards
IDA chief appointed adjunct professor at Smurfit business school
Background brings international business and national policy experience to role
From Mayo to Dubai, via Bus Éireann
Wild Geese: Paul Mallee is at the helm of a $300m virtual hotel brand in the United Arab Emirates
Carpooling app selected as winner of UCD start-up programme
MLN developing app for companies in effort to reduce number of cars on the road
LGBTI+ education key to driving change in workplaces and schools
AIB striving to create a workforce that is ‘representative of Ireland Inc’
Q&A: Why are people flocking to the UK to pick up used cars?
UCD study suggests used imports will outweigh new car sales by the end of this year
Who will the 1.6 million teens marching for climate want to work for?
Firms will have to change their business model to attract staff in a low carbon world
How to fund your business programme
Bursaries and scholarships can help you realise your goals but make sure you seek out information on available grants and funds
Philip Lane prepares to take responsibility for avoiding ‘Japanification of Europe’
European Central Bank chief economist in waiting will take up role amid unprecedented uncertainty
Choosing the right conversion course for graduates
If you wish to alter your career path, a conversion course might be the right option
Sodexo appoints new head of corporate services
Julie Ennis moves from Bank of Ireland to role at facilities management company
Majority uncomfortable with prospect of commercial drone use, research finds
Privacy issues are the most common source of unease among Irish people
'If society values third level education, we need to find a way to pay for it'
Friday Interview: Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, president of NUI Galway
Smurfit business school got €9m from American Ireland Funds
The amount was by far the largest single donation made by the AIF in 2017
How lost charity money led to an award winning idea
From securing aid to refugees in Syria to a 'fitbit or the brain' and the 'Airbnb of parking', awards for bright new ideas from Irish innovators
Aid:Tech wins overall Innovation of the Year Award 2018
Dublin software company developed secure delivery of international aid using blockchain
Ciarán Murray – an Icon of leadership in pharma sector
Ex-CEO of clinical trials firm honoured for impact on Irish industry
Group urging firms to disclose greenhouse emissions to launch in Dublin
‘100% Club’ will launch on fringes of European Climate Innovation Summit
Embracing the new jobs the future AI-driven world will offer
AIs are far from perfect and tens of thousands of human employees will be needed to ensure their effective and efficient use
Hitting the healthcare sweet spot
Prof Gerardine Doyle of UCD’s Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School is conducting research into the impact of the sugar tax on consumer behaviour
‘No one knows everything when they start in a new job’
My career path: Sybil Smyth is a trainee at Deloitte’s tax department
Smurfit business school’s MSc ranked seventh in world
Global survey puts course eight places ahead of previous slot and places UCD in the top 10
Former Arthur Cox chairman dies after brief illness
James O’Dwyer (71) was regarded as one of Ireland’s leading corporate lawyers
Smart bike light venture wins UCD start up prize
Kogii lets drivers know cyclists are braking and warns them when they get too close to bikes
How to fund an MBA: scholarships, sponsorship, bursaries and loans
Opting for an MBA might be a costly decision, but can be an investment that pays off several times over
Dairygold due to report 2017 results as analytical talent gathers in Dublin
Business This Week: Results, indicators and meetings
New research to focus on impact of EU policy on labour movements
Five-year project led by Prof Roland Erne of UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
New barriers to trade seen as one of four key risks facing Irish firms
Smurfit Business School research consulted 225 executives from 180 top Irish companies
Annual Business Journalist Awards open for entries
Scheme aims to recognise excellence across broadcast, print and online journalism
UCD business school’s masters in finance ranked 36th in world
MSc the only such course offered by an Irish third-level college on ‘Financial Times’ list
Ask Brian: Is there an affordable post-grad available in business?
Scholarships, bursary schemes and grants can take the sting out of tuition costs
Choosing the right conversion course for graduates
If you wish to alter your career path, a conversion course might be the right option
UCD plans to convert student beds into seminar rooms
Students’ union says the rooms are needed to help tackle the accommodation crisis
Smurfit MBA climbs to 70th place in FT world rankings
UCD commits €65m to funding College of Business, with aim of reaching top 50
Aviation sector contributes more than €4 billion to Irish economy
Low corporate tax regime and extensive double tax treaty network credited with underpinning success
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