Executive education at Trinity Business School: ‘It’s about responsible leadership’
TBS director says school is good for issues of sustainability, human rights and diversity
‘AI is increasingly outperforming human intelligence’
How life sciences companies are leveraging artificial intelligence
Snack sales expose cynical, misleading rhetoric
More than 36,700 tonnes of chocolate bought in Ireland last year shows extent of health challenge
UCD international management course named third best in world ranking
Smurfit School result in Financial Times ranking highest ever achieved by Irish university
‘Covid-19 and obesity are the two major public-health crises of our time’
Street drinking is no more a collapse of collective responsibility than obesity
ASAI adopts voluntary junk food rules amid calls for tougher crackdown
Irish Heart Foundation urges statutory ban on digital marketing of HFSS foods
Business schools must promote social responsibility alongside profit
Colleges should instil ethics and quest for greater good into monetary goals
Dr Rhona Mahony joins board of Carlow company HaloCare
Former Holles Street master brings vast clinical experience to role, says co-founder
Hallahan to step down as MD of Microsoft Ireland
One of Ireland’s most senior female executives, Hallahan spent 35 years with Microsoft
Coronavirus means income from overseas students likely to be wiped out
Covid-19 disruption has far reaching financial implications for our universities
Six staff at Trinity College earned over €300,000 each last year
University calls for ‘significant additional funding’ from Government despite reporting €5.7m surplus in 2019
Facing economic meltdown ... and nothing wrong with our economy
Supports that just a month ago looked big now suddenly appear weak
Finding the right recruitment formula to attract Generation Z
HR survey finds companies across Europe are aware they'll have to move beyond traditional hiring methods
How boards of directors can work against corporate misconduct
Boards should be seen as a crucial bulwark against scandal for companies
Your business week: EY Entrepreneur of the Year to be revealed
EasyJet and Home Depot to report; and how to handle ethical dilemmas at work
Why are Irish world class architects not building in Ireland?
Grafton Architects have just won the 2020 Royal Gold Medal, but are ineligible to tender for many major projects at home
Open House Dublin: Five things to see at the architecture festival
Your annual chance to nose around private homes and off-limits buildings, free of charge
Bank of Ireland links up with Trinity for ‘treasury academy’
Workshops are designed to help business customers understand financial risks
Executive business courses are ‘like a booster shot’ to a person’s career
For SMEs and those returning to the workforce, Trinity Business School can help
‘The idea of Dublin becoming the Silicon Valley of Europe is starting to take hold’
Rich Corbett of Trinity College on venture capital, globalisation, and The Start Up
Bank of Ireland to continue long-standing relationship with Trinity Business School
Customer Management Leadership Programme reaps rewards for Bank of Ireland
'We have grown in the UK and US due to innovative ideas from the course'
Philip Martin on how the Trinity MBA helped his company, Cora Systems, to grow abroad
Navigating the shifting sands of digital business with improved strategies
Diverse opinions and efficient marketing needed to thrive in changing business world
Trinity Business School offers promising executive course for companies
Brown Thomas Arnotts upskills through Customer Management Leadership programme
‘Disruption’ has become the most dangerous of tech concepts
Net Results: The term has taken on an ever more aggressive meaning for monopolistic firms
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
Fully let Dublin 2 office blocks for sale for €27m
Buildings earning €1.32m could be rented for €1.7m a year, says estate agent
Trinity College seeks to open ‘imposing’ walls to Dublin’s public
Ireland’s oldest university has long been criticised for neglecting surrounding areas
TCD enters ‘The Economist’ top 50 EMBA ranking
Programmes measured on personal development, educational experience, and career development
Demystifying mindfulness in the workplace
There are a number of steps in creating a programme that’s right for your employees
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
Postgraduates seek expert advice: Cormac Tierney
Careers clinic: Finding the right career advice can be crucial. We connected prospective postgrad students with career experts to help answer their questions
HR managers ‘pretty complacent’ about Brexit
The Great Place to Work HR Manager Survey 2018 delivered some surprising results
To weather reputational storms, get caught doing the right thing
Powerful companies fall from grace all the time, as Ryanair and Uber have shown
Leaders need to be ethical, and they need to be seen as ethical
Rewards and discipline send powerful signals about desirable behaviour in the office
Ryanair spends €1.5m to fund academic post at Trinity College
‘Professor of entrepreneurship’ position at business school will commence in September
HR practitioners increasingly taking leadership roles
Credibility and influence of HR function with management team on rise, survey finds
Hard Brexit opens up wonderful opportunities for Irish colleges and universities
We are well positioned to craft a world-class international education offering
The abolition of fees for third level was a regressive step
Opinion: We need to change the way our universities raise money, and fees are a necessary part of the equation
Miriam Lord: Seanad university seats and a different independence
Tension for Labour, old dreams for Fine Gael and a sweet tweet from Lynn Boylan
TCD to offer bespoke packages for Irish and UK SME executives
Trinity International Growth Programme to be sponsored by Bank of Ireland
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