An Inside Look

Professor Janine Bosak, Director of Research at the Leadership and Talent Institute (LTI) at Dublin City University, gave a very interesting guest lecture to our MSc Human Resource Management students today. The lecture was on the topic of ‘Women in Leadership’ as part of the classes module ‘Building Skills for Business Leaders’.

Some of our students win the Best Group Event award for their work with 100 Minds, a social enterprise that challenges top students to raise €1,000 for Temple Street Children’s Hospital Foundation in just 100 days.

As part of the ‘HR in Practice’ company visit series, our students discovered more about the latest human resource management practices at Microsoft.

As part of the ‘HR in Practice’ company visit series, our students discovered more about the latest human resource management practices at Grant Thornton.

Cheryl Cook delivered a thought-provoking lecture on designing and developing content, cloud adoption models and approaches to success in business.

As part of the ‘HR in Practice’ company visit series, our students discovered more about the latest human resource management practices at Oracle.

We sat down today to talk to our student Aoife Mc Donnell who gave us her thoughts about her journey so far and how hard work and companionship pay off.

Our MSc Human Resource Management students visited KPMG meeting Head of People and Operations at KPMG Ireland Colm Gorman with a Q&A session afterwards.

Dr Charles Larkin and Dr Na Fu, associate professor in Human Resource Management recently provided survey analysis and economic commentary in the 2019 Abrivia Recruitment/Trinity Salary, Employment and Economic Trends Survey.

Our MSc in Human Resource Management class held an event for primary school pupils called “Making an Impact”. They provided a masterclass on business to the pupils, along with some team building activities and a campus tour.

Students were required to conduct a research pitch this week to a panel consisting of both experienced researchers and practitioners. The participating organisations included St. James’s Hospital and the Department of Justice and Equality. It was a great opportunity for our students to apply their knowledge into the real business world to solve real challenges.