DCU Business School Updates

Dublin City University, DAA and Fingal County Council partner on Sustainability in Aviation

A new collaboration will see academics and researchers in DCU work together with daa and Fingal County Council to develop practical and impactful solutions aimed at making aviation more sustainable and to reduce the environmental impact of the aviation sector on the Fingal region.

The partnership between the three organisations aims to advance research into sustainable aviation. The multi-year agreement will bring together the collective areas of expertise of all parties to develop innovative research projects that will provide societal, economic and environmental benefits.

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Neil Mulhern, Co Owner, Bua Cafe and graduate of DCU’s BSc Marketing, Innovation & Technology degree on the opening of his 2nd cafe, Joli in Stoneybatter. Read more HERE

Elizabeth Munnelly, VP of Finance at Kerry Group and graduate of DCU's Accounting & Finance degree talks about her journey from rural Mayo to the USA. Read more HERE

Dublin City University Business School has been ranked in the top 95 Business Schools in the 2022 Financial Times Rankings, one of only three Business Schools in Ireland to achieve this ranking.

https://rankings.ft.com/home/regional-rankings

The FT Ranking of participating business schools is recognised as a strong indicator of the quality of education provision because it is largely determined by programme and alumni ratings.