Join Trinity College Dublin this Wednesday 21st August for a FREE online taster session on Microcredential in Practical Frameworks for Innovation.
Explore how to tackle problems effectively and develop innovative solutions!
Register here: bit.ly/3Lg410q
The micro-credential course, Practical Frameworks for Innovation, offers a 6-week learning experience designed to help learners keep pace with the fast-changing needs of industry and society. Created for leaders and aspiring change makers, this course offers a diverse toolkit of frameworks plus skills and approaches to drive positive change in your organisation or community. Through practical, hands-on application of these approaches, you’ll understand which innovation frameworks are right for you. This 45-minute online taster session offers you a glimpse into the contents and benefits of the course.
About Trinity College Dublin
Located in the heart of Dublin city, Trinity College Dublin has been at the forefront of Irish educational excellence for more than four hundred years. Today, it’s ranked as Ireland’s number one university, providing a variety of courses across the Arts & Humanities, Business, Law, Engineering, Science and Health Sciences.
Why Trinity?
For more than four hundred years, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin, has been considered the leading university in Ireland. Boasting state-of-the-art learning and research facilities alongside a staff of expert academics, Trinity prepares students for careers in the 21st century. Trinity is world-renowned for its learning opportunities and its graduates are highly-sought after by employers across a diverse range of industries.
Trinity’s educational opportunities
Trinity offers a wide variety of third level courses for both professional and personal development. Whether you are seeking to gain a Ph.D., Master’s, Diploma or Certificate—or even study after work or in your leisure time— Trinity can help you continue your education journey. Some courses are now being offered online for prospective students who are not in position to attend classes on the university campus.
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