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Trinity Business School’s MSc in Human Resource Management received full accreditation from the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) on Oct. 6, 2017.

This Saturday Trinity celebrates the 40th Anniversary of UK Punk band The Clash's first ever gig to an Irish Audience in Trinity’s Exam Hall. Our very own Professor Andrew Burke, Dean of Trinity Business School will interview Johnny Green, the band’s tour manager as part of the full day symposium. Sign up for your ticket today.

Yesterday marked World Obesity Day, where it's estimated that 2.7 billion adults will be overweight by 2025. Can Ireland be a global leader in the war against obesity? It can, but only if we understand that it is not (only) a clinical condition - the macro marketing environment around us stimulates overeating, and voluntary codes for junk food marketing won't change this.

The Irish Government recently published its strategy to increase the value of the international education sector by 33 per cent to €2.1 billion (176,000 students) by 2020, but what is the role of marketing in achieving this target? Sarah Browne, Assistant Professor in Marketing and Strategy and Padraic Regan, Assistant Professor in International Strategic Management analyse the international education strategy for Ireland.

It is with deep regret that we announce the sad news that Maureen Ellinwood has died in a tragic accident in Zurich. Maureen was a diligent and enthusiastic Advisory Board member. She was a great supporter and friend of Trinity Business School as well as an exemplary MBA alumni ambassador for the School. She will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by us all. If you wish to have details of the funeral arrangements please contact deantbs@tcd.ie.

Engineers and business experts, including Professor Paul Coughlan, from Trinity College Dublin are the technical leaders in a new €2.9m EU-backed project that will lighten the load on stressed water networks and reduce associated negative impacts on the environment. The project will also lessen operational costs for companies and bring down water bills for the public.

Graduates from Trinity College Dublin founded more venture-backed companies than graduates from any other European university over the last 12 years according to independent research.