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A warm welcome to Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin. The School sits right at the heart of business. Dublin is a thriving capital city and one of the most dynamic technology and business hubs in Europe. This powerful business network contributes to our programmes and global alumni community.
What's Happening
- Benchmarking Business & Human Rights in Ireland Join webinar to launch the 2020 national benchmark of Business & Human Rights
- Trinity Business Ethics Speaker Series Free webinar series about contemporary issues in field of business ethics. Click here for more info.
- Navigating COVID-19 Business Series Explore our most current thought leadership and expert insights on the global crisis
News
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Rebooting and Reigniting BusinessHow One School is Helping Business Thrive - Sustainably - In the Wake of the Coronavirus. Read more here.
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‘Serious damage’ to Irish agri-food sector from hard BrexitA hard Brexit will cause serious damage to Ireland’s dairy and beef sectors, new research from Trinity Business School has indicated. Read more here.
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The Secret to Subsidiary Success RevealedSubsidiaries of transnational organisations can increase their competitiveness and upgrade to a higher level than once thought through innovation, reveals new research from Trinity Business School. Read more here.
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Fair Supply Chains and Business EducationDr. Sheila Cannon, Director of Engagement, Centre for Social Innovation, shares an insight into innovation in education to combine the shift in the way we do business with a student team project and the social enterprise Moyee Coffee: Fair supply chains. Read more here.
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Trinity College Dublin: Leading the Way for Sustainable UniversitiesIrelands premier university set itself a challenge in 2013 to develop an ultra-sustainable new building for its Business School. Greg Power, Head of Capital Projects and Planning at Trinity College Dublin, explains how it delivered on the ambition and why their building is good for the environment, the city and the business world. Read more here.
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Sales, Entrepreneurs, and TimetablesProf Yufei Huang of Trinity Business School and Profs Onesun Steve Yoo, and Bilal Gokpinar of the University College London provide insights for entrepreneurs on effectively spending time to maximise sales. Read more here.
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Most primary school principals ‘overwhelmed’ by Covid-19 challengesA majority feel their schools have performed well and adapted to new conditions. Read more here.
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The Making of a Good Business School: Distinguishing Purpose From ProfitBusiness education is a game that is in dire need of a reboot, assert Profs. Tanusree Jain of Trinity Business School and Julian Friedland of Metropolitan State University of Denver, as they show the way forward for those in business and academia alike. Read more here.
