Opportunities and challenges for new graduates
Ireland needs graduates who are open to challenges and committed to continuous skill development.
Ireland needs graduates who are open to challenges and committed to continuous skill development.
How graduates and employers work to meet each other’s expectations
A selection of popular graduate recruitment programmes around the country
A degree can provide you with in-depth knowledge and specialised skills that are valuable in the workplace
More than 2,500 postgraduate students, scholars, professionals and teachers from all disciplines have participated in the Fulbright exchange programme between Ireland and the US
Leah Carroll studied engineering in UCC before joining the Irish Distillers Internship programme
How recent graduates can adapt to and thrive in their new work environment.
Dearbhla Crean studied mechanical engineering at UCD before she joined the ESB
Aynsley McLoughlin is in her 2nd year of the Deloitte graduate programme
Sally Hickey studied Commerce at UCC before joining Vodafone
Sophie Cunningham studied accounting at UCC before joining KPMG
Adam Lysaght studied computer science and business at Trinity College Dublin before joining PwC’s graduate programme
Heather Spain studied Mechanical Engineering and Business at UCD before joining EirGrid
Jennifer Tuffy graduated from UCD in 2022 before joining EY’s graduate programme
Míobha Mac Ginty studied Commerce at the University of Galway before joining Accenture
More people are setting up their own businesses – but to succeed you need to be prepared
How to stand out from the crowd and inspire interest from an employer
Soft skills can determine how well employees interact, lead, navigate challenges, and solve problems
Preparing in advance of your first day also helps you be a step ahead.
Continuous professional development (CPD) is an essential part of most careers
Bringing curiosity to the workplace is valuable for both personal and professional growth
In order to find a job and career that makes you happy, it’s vital that graduates think strategically
Transitioning from college to a career can be both exciting and challenging
Critical thinking, analysing of information and ability to solve complex problems are essential skills in the modern world
Emotional intelligence and good mental health are essential factors in fostering the resilience, stress management, and overall well-being of graduates.
There are a number of tips, strategies, and important things to know before you start the job-hunt
Graduates, entrepreneurship and start-up ventures – the world of self-employment
A well-written resume will help make a compelling first impression on potential employers
We look at the top qualities employers look for in their employees
Remote work and hybrid home-office arrangements could soon be a thing of the past as companies make a concerted push for a return to the office.
Interviews can be gruelling for even the most extroverted people
Looking for a job can be a difficult business. We look at how a new graduate might best approach the challenge
If your new job is not working out, don’t fret – you have plenty of options. Here, two career experts share their advice
Leaving college is an exciting time for many students as they are about to embark upon a life path
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices