One Limerick university reach a 'milestone', launching a Middle East office
Limerick university strengthens international relations with launch of a Dubai office
ONE LIMERICK university has expanded its presence in the Middle East, having launched a Dubai office.
Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has officially opened an office in Dubai, which was marked by an event that brought together TUS alumni, partners and leaders.
Described as a “significant milestone”, the new Dubai office is said to play a crucial role in expanding TUS' global engagement across the Middle East by enhancing student experience, building industry and academic partnerships, and amplifying TUS’s reach within the international community.
Donnacha McNamara, vice president of internationalisation and alumni at TUS, said: “Establishing our Middle East office is a transformative step in our mission to strengthen our international network and provide students with unparalleled learning opportunities.
“We are excited to deepen our collaborations and offer robust support to our partners and alumni in the region.”
The launch event was attended by TUS president, professor Vincent Cunnane, vice president Donnacha McNamara and the TUS global team, including: Kajal Ginesh, regional advisor MENA and Pakistan, Ishita Singh, regional advisor India and South Asia, Fiona McKie, TUS global senior admissions manager and Ellen Long, alumni engagement and projects officer.
Kajal Ginesh expressed her enthusiasm for the new opportunities this office brings. She said: “The Dubai office is an exciting development for TUS Global, enabling us to connect more closely with our partners in the Middle East.
“This region is vital to our vision of building a truly global community, and we look forward to growing alongside our students and stakeholders here.”
Guests enjoyed an engaging evening of networking, gaining insight into TUS Global’s strategic goals for supporting students and enhancing partnerships in the Middle East.
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