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Actuaries help companies evaluate future risks and design effective policies to tackle risks. Actuaries are needed in pension consulting, enterprise risk management, merger and acquisitions (M&A) advice, asset and liability management among others.
Actuarial Science deals with evaluating risks and maintaining the economic stability of insurance or financial organizations. The graduates from this field learn how to use Mathematics, Statistics, and Probability principles to anticipate future events and take preventive measures.
The skills required to get into the field are specialized maths knowledge like calculus, statistics, probability etc, keen analytical, project management, and problem solving skills, good business sense, strong communication skills and excellent computer skills.
Ireland is a talent hub for financial services, one that experienced phenomenal success over the last few years. Completing a Master’s in finance in Ireland will get you into the Top 250 of the world’s leading financial firms. There are more than 50 Actuarial jobs on various job portals.
Tourism is witnessing huge global growth every year and it is forecast to grow far into the future. It is definitely an industry of the future. Growth means that more and more skilled workers are needed all over the world. By studying tourism you give yourself the skills and knowledge to be a part of this growth.
It covers all areas of hospitality management, including introduction to Hospitality and Tourism, Front Office Operations, Housekeeping, Food and Beverage Operations, Food Sanitation, Safety and Health, Hospitality Accounting, Customer Service, Organizational Behaviour in Hospitality Industry, and Work Placement.
The Tourism and Hospitality Industry in Ireland employs between 150,000 and 250,000 employees across all areas earning over €6 billion for the Irish economy. The sector has rebounded strongly from the economic downturn and is one of the country’s most diverse and vibrant areas of employment.
2016 was a record year for Irish tourism with 8.8 million international tourists visiting the State
Irish hospitality, tourism and leisure graduates have a strong reputation worldwide for their expertise in hotel, restaurant, bar, leisure and resort management expertise, building on the reputation of Ireland internationally as a friendly and hospitable country.
