Vision of DCU and Deloitte alliance is to equip the next generation of leaders with the skills and knowledge to thrive in an ever-evolving business landscape.
Dublin City University and Deloitte have inked a new €1m strategic alliance to elevate educational opportunities and drive innovation.
The substantial investment will benefit all DCU Business School students.
“Education has the power to develop the leaders of the future and nurture talent that will drive the Irish economy forward”
It includes encouraging creativity and problem-solving among students through real-world challenges in an annual hackathon, recognising and rewarding excellence through academic prizes, and bringing insight and experience from Ireland’s leading companies through Deloitte’s Best Managed Companies Programme.
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Additionally, in line with Deloitte’s commitment to social inclusion, the agreement will broaden access for students through the Access to the Workplace programme with new funding dedicated to PhD Access students.
“Deloitte is proud to continue our collaboration with Dublin City University. Our shared commitment to education, innovation, and societal impact makes this initiative a natural fit,” said Harry Goddard, CEO, Deloitte Ireland.
“We look forward to seeing the positive outcomes of our joint efforts over the duration of our relationship.”
“We are thrilled to partner with Dublin City University in this strategic initiative,” added Sinead Gogan, People & Purpose Partner, Deloitte Ireland.
“Education has the power to develop the leaders of the future and nurture talent that will drive the Irish economy forward. This alliance underscores our commitment to investing in the potential of students, fostering innovation, and supporting academic excellence. Together, we will create opportunities that empower students to excel and make meaningful contributions to the business world and beyond.”
DCU president Professor Dáire Keogh said the alliance highlights Deloitte and DCU’s shared commitment to nurturing talent, promoting academic excellence, and fostering a culture of innovation.
“The University is proud to forge this alliance with Deloitte, which deepens our existing collaborations and further enhances DCU Business School’s transformative student experience. Thanks to their vision and generosity, we will create new pathways for talented students to excel in their studies and make their mark on the future.”
Main image at top (from left): Jason Sherlock (Director of Development, DCU Educational Trust); Amelia Ryan, DCU Bachelor of Business Studies student & on co-op placement with Deloitte; Professor Barbara Flood (Professor of Accounting, DCU); Jack Caffrey, DCU Bachelor of Business Studies student and participant in last year’s Hackathon event sponsored by Deloitte; Professor Dáire Keogh (President of DCU); Harry Goddard (CEO of Deloitte); Lara Agboola, DCU MSc in Accounting student (Deloitte funded); Sinead Gogan (Deloitte Partner, People & Purpose); Conor Dolan, DCU Bachelor of Business Studies student & on co-op placement with Deloitte; Professor Dominic Elliott (Executive Dean of DCU Business School). Photo credit: Hu O’Reilly
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