This Engineering with Business programme at University College Dublin is delivered in conjunction with the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, Ireland's leading business school.
The objective of the ME (Engineering with Business) is to produce graduates who have full competence in their chosen engineering discipline, are also educated in a range of business and management subjects, and have direct experience of researching and practicing as an engineer in a business environment. This programme thus caters for the career needs of the graduate and at the same time benefits the wider community by producing engineering graduates with business acumen and the potential to create wealth in the economy.
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