Daniel Engel, Author at Hibernia College

Hibernia College becomes first European university to join global alliance for digital innovation in teacher education

Led by a former advisor to President Barack Obama, the ISTE+ASCD Alliance helps advance technology to support student learning Hibernia College, Ireland’s largest provider of teachers, today announced it has joined the Alliance for Innovation in Teacher Education, becoming the first European institution to join the international partnership. As an Alliance member, Hibernia College will… Continue Reading Hibernia College becomes first European university to join global alliance for digital innovation in teacher education

The MA in Inclusive and Special Education: A Personal and Professional Journey

For Karen Fahy, enrolling in the MA in Inclusive and Special Education with ICEP Europe and Hibernia College was more than just a career move. It became both a professional milestone and a deeply personal journey that has shaped her teaching practice, her confidence and her future ambitions. Choosing the Master’s Karen’s decision to pursue the programme was influenced… Continue Reading The MA in Inclusive and Special Education: A Personal and Professional Journey

How Teachers Can Identify and Support Students with Dyslexia

Georgie Cooney is a Dyslexia tutor for ICEP Europe and the founder of Dystinction Education. As October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, Georgie has written a blog for us on how to identify students who may be dyslexic and strategies to help these learners. Teachers are also short on time and energy during a busy… Continue Reading How Teachers Can Identify and Support Students with Dyslexia

PME in Primary Education

Interview Guide The interview for the Professional Master of Education (PME) in Primary Education is your opportunity to convey why you want to teach and why you are a good fit for our programme. When your online application has been reviewed and processed, you will be called for an interview.  When you submit your application… Continue Reading PME in Primary Education

How to Become a Corporate Governance Professional in Ireland

A Practical Guide Are you interested in building a career in corporate governance? Whether you’re fresh out of university or looking to pivot your professional path, corporate governance offers an exciting opportunity to shape how organisations operate with integrity, accountability and strategic foresight. In Ireland, the governance landscape is evolving rapidly, with increasing demand for… Continue Reading How to Become a Corporate Governance Professional in Ireland

Designing for Every Learner

Exploring Universal Design for Learning in the MA in Education Education is more than the transmission of knowledge. It is about creating spaces where every learner — and every educator — can thrive. The Master of Arts in Education is built on this vision, embedding themes of inclusion, leadership, wellbeing and universal design across its… Continue Reading Designing for Every Learner

Doing Good, Whilst Doing Business

The Future of ESG for New Governance Professionals As you embark on your corporate governance career, one area that’s rapidly evolving and becoming central to boardroom discussions is Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). With new regulatory and legislative updates rolling out in 2025, ESG is no longer a “nice to have” but a critical part… Continue Reading Doing Good, Whilst Doing Business

Navigating the Future of Education

Harnessing Generative AI with Confidence Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a distant concept—it is transforming classrooms, research, and educational planning. Generative AI (GenAI), in particular, is reshaping how educators teach, learners engage, and institutions plan for the future. But alongside its potential, it also raises profound questions about ethics, academic integrity, and the… Continue Reading Navigating the Future of Education

The Greatest Board Failures

Essential Lessons for Those Starting a Career in Corporate Governance As you begin your journey into corporate governance, it’s vital to understand what happens when governance fails—and how you can avoid making the same mistakes. Boardroom failures don’t just affect businesses; they impact employees, communities, and public trust. Learning from some of history’s most significant board… Continue Reading The Greatest Board Failures

Nurturing Flourishing Schools

Introducing the Wellbeing in Education Module In today’s fast-paced and high-pressure educational environments, wellbeing is no longer a ‘nice-to-have’ — it is essential for learners, educators and entire school communities to thrive. That’s why our Master of Arts in Education programme includes a dedicated module on Wellbeing in Education, designed to equip educators, leaders and… Continue Reading Nurturing Flourishing Schools

Navigating Governance Risk

Navigating Governance Risk In today’s complex regulatory landscape, governance is no longer just a compliance function — it’s a strategic asset. Yet, when governance structures are weak, misaligned or poorly executed, they become a risk in themselves. Governance risk refers to the threats that arise when an organisation’s frameworks, policies and oversight mechanisms fail to… Continue Reading Navigating Governance Risk

Inclusive Classrooms: From Vision to Everyday Practice

Insights from Sharon Grady, MA in Inclusive & Special Education Graduate What does it really mean for inclusion to become part of the daily rhythm of a classroom, rather than just an aspirational goal? Sharon Grady, a teacher, PhD researcher at University College Cork, and graduate of the MA in Inclusive & Special Education with… Continue Reading Inclusive Classrooms: From Vision to Everyday Practice

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