Analysis: Public discussion of loneliness still tends to focus on older adults, but much less attention is paid to younger people. By Dr Edel Walsh for RTE Brainstorm.
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Analysis: Public discussion of loneliness still tends to focus on older adults, but much less attention is paid to younger people. By Dr Edel Walsh for RTE Brainstorm.
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Analysis: The Minister for Finance is right that savers are getting 'screwed over', but it remains to be seen if the new initiative fixes this. By Dr Marie Ryan for RTÉ Brainstorm
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Cork University Business School (UCC) is pleased to invite distinguished academic staff to take part in the inaugural ‘Go Global at Home Week’ 2027, taking place from 22–26 February 2027 on our campus in Cork, Ireland.
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Are you a doctoral researcher who wishes to develop as a confident research communicator by sharing your research with a diverse audience?
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Michael Brosnan is a MSc in Food Business and Innovation student who is currently with Velo Coffee Roasters as a Business Development Intern.
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The Department of Management and Marketing is research active in areas across disciplines including Human Resource Management, Leadership and Strategy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Consumer Behaviour, Sustainable Consumption and International Business.
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Join UCC’s Cork University Business School (CUBS) to shape the future of business theory and practice.
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UCC hosted the International Food and Agribusiness Management Conference in UCC in June and the event, attended by approximately 400 delegates, included an Academic Symposium, a Global Business Forum, a Student Case Competition and Hackathon.
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Cork University Business School invites applications from suitably qualified individuals with relevant experience who are interested in tutoring and/or lecturing on an hourly occasional part-time basis (not exceeding 6 hours per week)
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A report, prepared by UCC researchers in conjunction with AIB, A & L Goodbody and KPMG that was released at the IFAMA conference held at UCC in this week suggests that that while inflation has eased, underlying pressures remain intense with businesses facing higher costs and consumers continuing to feel the squeeze.
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