Talk the talk

Professor Donal Dineen, dean of the University of Limerick’s Kemmy Business School, talks to David Clerkin.

I understand the business school became the Kemmy Business School a year ago next month. Please tell me about it.

The school has 2,500 students, 2,000 of whom are undergraduates. Our flagship programme is the Bachelor of Business Studies degree, which is the largest undergraduate business programme in the country with an intake of 400 new students every year. Other undergraduate programmes include Law and Accounting and Production Management. At postgraduate level, we offer an MBA (Masters of Business Administration), as well as an MSc in Financial Services (which started last year) and an MBS in Entrepreneurship, among others. We also offer research-based degrees.