Courses

Gavin Moloney | Assistant Front Office Manager, The Adare Manor

Shannon College opened up many doors of possibility and being an alumni of such a highly accredited college is amazing. No matter what corner of the world you go to, you’re never too far away from a Shannon Graduate. I look forward to the endless opportunities and possibilities that lie ahead for myself, and my classmates, with our training from Shannon College of Hotel Management.

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Paul Gallagher | Tourism Recovery Oversight group

I cannot recommend highly enough the benefits of doing the MSc in Business and Hospitality through Shannon College of Hotel Management and NUI Galway. The course is nicely balanced and expertly delivered by senior academic lectures and external industry practitioners, this blend offers a rich learning experience. The diverse mix of masters students further enriches the learning with ample time given to sharing experiences and personal insights. This course is very doable whilst working full time.

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Arun Singh | Audit Associate at BDO, Ireland

“The curriculum also allows you to develop a certain skill set which is a prerequisite to be successful within the business and hospitality industry, ranging from personality development, work ethic, interpersonal and soft skills as well as language development. The BComm Degree allowed me to focus on a business discipline during my final year where I spent in NUI Galway’s main campus. Students have the option to focus on disciplines in various fields such as Marketing, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, Accounting and Economics.”

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Clodagh McDonald | Front Office Manager at The Galmont Hotel, Galway

My final year in Shannon, I spent in The National University of Galway (NUIG) as part of the Bachelor of Commerce Course offered by Shannon College. During my time in NUIG I had the opportunity to specialise in Human Resource Management, where I also took on the role of Human Resources Stream Representative. It was a fantastic chance to study in a University setting and again develop new connections.

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