In response to sustained growth of the FinTech industry in Northern Ireland and to support the need for skilled financial technology graduates, Ulster University’s Business School has launched an innovative Financial Technology degree. The BSc (Hons) in Financial Technology is the first of its kind
Belfast’s W5, along with over 40 members of the UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres (ASDC), has today joined the Science Centres For Our Future campaign, which is calling on the government to set up an Emergency Resilience Fund to support the UK’s world-class
Moy Park has established a £1 Million Fund to support community organisations local to its operations across Europe. Charities and support groups can apply for a grant from the Moy Park Community Support Fund which is aimed at supporting and enriching the lives of
Belfast International Airport will resume its first passenger flight next Monday 15th June after a period of travel restrictions imposed to help stop the spread of Covid-19. The airport is one of 45 operated by VINCI Airports across 12 countries that is getting ready to
Green energy innovators 3T Power have announced a partnership with one of the UK and Ireland’s premiere manufacturers of bespoke joinery and fitted furniture, Maghera-based Specialist Joinery Group to transition the company to a fully green electricity supply, exclusively generated in Northern Ireland. Through this
Belfast Chamber Chief Executive Simon Hamilton has told the Assembly’s Economy Committee that the Stormont Executive needs to focus on how it can collectively help to revitalise Northern Ireland’s retail sector after the huge impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Commenting after giving evidence to the
Leveraging their established global network of suppliers, local company Hospital Services Limited (HSL) has expanded its business to help the Health Services in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland by sourcing over 13 million pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) to aid the fight
A change to Northern Ireland legislation that means electric bikes have now been reclassified as bicycles rather than mopeds could fuel an ‘e-bike revolution’ across the province as the lockdown begins to ease. The new legislation aligns Northern Ireland’s rules governing electric bikes with those
Communications and public relations practice, Jago, has confirmed the appointment of Fiona Hanna to Director. It comes as Fiona is also shortlisted in the highly competitive Young Communications Professional of the Year in Ireland’s Public Relations Awards for Excellence, coordinated by PRII and PRCA
The hospitality sector in Northern Ireland has heaped further pressure on the NI Executive this week on the need to allow for outdoor trading for pubs and restaurants after it failed to come to any decision on the re-opening of the sector at its most
Advertisements
Advertisement
