University College Dublin Masters Degrees in Jan - Jun, Ireland

This programme, developed by Dublin Academic Medical Centre (DAMC) clinicians in partnership with Smurfit Executive Development, provides doctors with relevant management language, tools and best practices, and focuses on practical skill development through highly-interactive discussions, role-plays and simulations. Read more

Designed for established and aspiring coaches, this programme will provide participants with the competencies to deliver coaching to senior leaders in organisations, contract appropriately with organisations, address questions of assessment and evaluation and work effectively with the psychological dimension of coaching. Read more

The economic uncertainties of today’s world make it imperative for non-financial managers to have a firm grasp of the financial consequences of business decisions. Read more

The Diploma in Leadership Development helps participants to become better leaders. It is about understanding how they themselves contribute to their eventual success and that of their teams and organisations. Read more

The pressure for change in organisations increases daily. In the private sector, competitive challenges, technological change, enhanced customer expectations and financial pressures combine to put a premium on firms’ abilities to learn and adapt. Read more

Central to the long-term success of any organisation, strategy defines direction and creates scope to gain competitive advantage. Read more

Performance improvement is required at the level of the team, as well as at the level of the individual. Teams need to deliver increasingly challenging outcomes in the face of often chaotic organisational change in this VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity) environment. Read more

The Graduate Certificate in Canine Sports Medicine is designed to provide you, the veterinary practitioner, with the knowledge, skills and attributes required for the veterinary care of racing and breeding greyhounds and other canine athletes. Read more

This course draws on the experience gained by the UCD Dairy Herd Health Group in investigating many herd problems throughout Ireland. Read more

Curricular information is subject to change. Read more

This programme is suitable for veterinary surgeons already in equine practice or who wish to pursue a career in equine sports medicine. Read more