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QS World University Rankings for Graduate Employability 2019, ranked Trinity first in Ireland for graduate employment and alumni outcomes.

Survey analysis and economic commentary were provided by Dr Charles Larkin, assistant professor and research fellow and Dr Na Fu, associate professor in human resource management, Trinity Business School.

The EFMD Peer Review Team stated that the development of the School’s values, DNA, vision and the way in which these have enabled it to bind the existing and new faculty/staff together towards the growth strategy of the School, were indeed extraordinary. Read the blog post here.

This prestigious quality assessment accreditation places Trinity Business School amongst the top 2% of business schools in the World. The School is now double accredited having already secured AMBA accreditation. Read the full story here.

Julian Friedland, Assistant Professor of Business Ethics in Trinity Business School, contributes to a piece in Economia exploring the meaning of capitalism in the 21st century. "We need to design market environments that work to hone our moral attention by triggering self-reflection on our own economic activities." Read the piece here.

Trinity Business School’s high growth strategy is beginning to pay off as its longest-running Master’s programme earned recognition in the recent global rankings released by Times Higher Education and the Wall Street Journal. Read more here.

Have a read of Trinity Business School news from over the past few months. Read the Ezine here.

Ireland's cost of obesity is predicted to reach €5.4 billion by 2030. Trinity Business School's Dr Norah Campbell comments on the nature of McDonald's charity connections in The Conversation. Read article here.

Five teams of MSc in Digital Marketing Strategy students presented to senior management from Microsoft Ireland and the government on a diverse range of digital government services. Read article here.

Dr. Tanusree Jain, Assistant Professor in CSR and Corporate Governance at Trinity Business School, has been named in the top 20 most influential faculty thinkers on issues of responsible business in social media and features in the University of Bath #thinklist. Read more on the list here.

Journal rankings are a poor way to determine if a researcher or their research is worthwhile, argue Cormac Bryce, Michael Dowling and Professor Brian M. Lucey of Trinity Business School in this op-ed for Times Higher Education. Read the article here.

Fiona, a Trinity Business School Advisory Board Member and Trinity College graduate, has been global president of Mars Foods, Drinks and Multisales since 2015. She described the award as “a considerable honour” and said it was also a recognition of the teams she had worked with present and past. Read the article here.

Graduates from Trinity College Dublin are among the most employable and workplace ready in the world according to the just published Times Higher Education 2018 Global University Employability Rankings. "During their time at Trinity, students get the opportunity to develop key employability skills that allow them to succeed not just in their careers but in their future lives as individuals and members of society." Read article here.

Professor Na Fu, Associate Professor in Human Resource Management and the Programme Director of the MSc in Human Resource Management in Trinity Business School, examines individual management alongside consistent management in a team, and how the two combined can, albeit paradoxically, improve employees’ performance. Read article here.

In his most recent piece, Paul Ryan, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and International Strategy in Trinity Business School, along with Tony Dundon from the University of Manchester, investigate Talent Management and its subjectivity. Is it time to review the definition of ‘talent’ in the workplace? Read article here.

Many topics can be derived from the term “wicked” problems, but collaboration is key as Ana de Almeida Kumlien and Paul Coughlan investigate. Read article here.

In her new piece for the Irish Times, Dr Eimear Nolan discusses the challenges of recruiting internationally trained doctors to fill vacant positions. Read more here.

'Netflix has worked with, and responded to, the new markets it's entered' - Dr Louis Brennan's recent publication in the Harvard Business Review explores Netflix's global strategy. Read more here.

The recent QS Global MBA 2019 and QS Best Masters Rankings 2019, published on 25 September, have placed Trinity Business School’s postgraduate programmes among the best in the World. Read more here.

Trinity Business School is delighted to announce the recipients of this year’s Séamus McDermott Scholarship for Entrepreneurship, sponsored by the Liffey Trust founder. Read more here.

In his new piece, Professor of Business Studies, Louis Brennan reviews the short-termist and shareholder-focused model of capitalism. Is it time for a less damaging version of capitalism to be taught for the interest of society? Read the article here.

Co-authored by Dr Norah Campbell and Cormac Deane, they review the representation of bacteria in marketing and popular culture as a vehicle for our own fears. Read the article here.

We had a fantastic evening at the Trinity City Hotel celebrating our scholarship recipients wonderful achievements. Click here to see pictures from the evening.

Trinity Business School Executive MBA is now in top 50 in the World and Number 1 in Ireland in The Economist 2018 rankings.

The Irish Heart Foundation has branded the Department of Health delays in finalising mechanisms for codes of practice governing the marketing of junk food to children as 'disgraceful'. Dr Norah Campbell, Assistant Professor in Business, contributes to the article saying that a link between food marketing and over-consumption has been proven.

Weak sterling is a major concern for Irish companies exporting goods and services to the UK. Dr Elaine Laing, Assistant Professor in Finance, offers some guidance for businesses or others that are wondering how to manage their currency risk.

It's crunch time for Denis O'Brien on his key investments at INM and Digicel. Dr. Elaine Laing, Assistant Professor in Finance, comments in the Financial Times on the 'trying times ahead' for 'one of Ireland's most controversial, successful and influential businessmen'.

In the annual Pitchbook Universities Report for the 4th year in a row, Trinity College Dublin has ranked as number 1 in Europe for producing VC-backed entrepreneurs from undergraduate programmes. 46th globally, up two places from last year. Trinity is the only European University listed in the top 50 worldwide.

Three of our MBA students, Lizzy, Amelia and William, have won Launchbox 2018 with Change Donations, a free app bringing charities into the digital age by creating a platform that allows users to donate in an efficient, convenient, and pain-free way. Read more here.

Bitcoin needs regulation to bring it into the mainstream but this goes against its libertarian ideals. Professor Brian Lucey writes in The Conversation.

Trinity announces a new innovation district which Provost Prendergast says 'is a vital step in enabling Dublin to be ranked as a top 20 global city for innovation. We can do this, if we get all parts of the innovation ecosystem to move together'.

Top spot for Trinity Executive MBA in Ireland for second year running. QS EMBA Rankings 2018.

The MSc in Digital Marketing is now ranked No1 in the World by Eduniversal Best Masters and our other MSc programmes are rising through the ranks too.