Welcome to Business Research Innovation Network Group (BRING), GMIT's School of Business Research Group.
At BRING, our community of researchers work together to deliver high quality, high impact research that is both rigorous and relevant to our stakeholders in industry, government and academia.
We adopt an interdisciplinary research approach, drawing together the disciplinary backgrounds of our academic staff members, many of whom have achieved international recognition for their research.
Dr Anita Talbot, a Research Fellow at the Marine and Freshwater Research Centre (MFRC) in GMIT’s Galway campus, has recently been awarded a two-year grant for the development of site-specific autogenous vaccines for the improved health and welfare of finfish species in Irish aquaculture.
GMIT staff commenced work today (Monday 30 March) as contract tracing volunteers in a newly established Contact Tracing Centre in the Dublin Road (Galway) campus, set up in partnership with the Health Service Executive (HSE). Work is also ongoing to operate another Contact Tracing Centre in the
The GMIT School of Business has been awarded funding through the Government/HEA Springboard+ programme to provide a free online course in Family Business to 50 successful applicants.
The aims of the component are to offer you the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills gained throughout the course in a relevant work-place setting; facilitate you in developing the practical competencies and communication skills necessary to function as an effective team member in the work environment.
This Certificate in Family Business aims to stimulate the maintenance, establishment and growth of family-owned enterprises in the West of Ireland through developing entrepreneurial competencies in key areas.
The course is designed for those involved in family enterprises:
Employed or unemployed
Owners and managers of family businesses
Family members
Full-time and part-time staff working in these enterprises
This intensive part-time course is for Mature Applicants aged 22 or over commencing on Saturday 7th of September, 2019 for 26 weeks.
The course has been designed for people who have been out of the formal education system for some time, and are interested in studying Business, Law or Arts at third level.
The aim of the course is to prepare students for direct entry to relevant undergraduate degree programmes at NUI Galway or Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT).
Business is one of the most popular degree choices in Ireland due to the exciting and varied career options available to graduates.
With a wide range of courses on offer at undergraduate and post-graduate level, business students in GMIT have embraced the flexibility a degree in Business offers, all while enjoying the vibrant student city of Galway.
Guest speaker Tony Murphy is the Irish auditor on the European Court of Auditors (ECA) in Luxembourg. Mr Murphy will give a one-hour presentation focusing on the work of the ECA, and on internships in the ECA.
The School of Business is delighted to announce a series of Marketing Guest Lectures delivered by Industry professionals. This programme was developed by Mary McCormack, marketing lecturer in the School of Business.
GMIT staff commenced work today (Monday 30 March) as contract tracing volunteers in a newly established Contact Tracing Centre in the Dublin Road (Galway) campus, set up in partnership with the Health Service Executive (HSE). Work is also ongoing to operate another Contact Tracing Centre in the
The GMIT School of Business has been awarded funding through the Government/HEA Springboard+ programme to provide a free online course in Family Business to 50 successful applicants.
