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This micro-credential explores the interaction of finance and technology and its impact on the financial services industry. The main objectives are to deepen learners' knowledge of the FinTech landscape, encourage learners to think critically across a range of financial and technology contexts, and discern the challenges and complex issues pertaining to this emerging and evolving space. Participants will focus on practical development, as well as evolving concerns and opportunities as are relevant at the time the course is being delivered. There is also a focus on secure and safe FinTech practices throughout the micro-credential. The micro-credential is relevant to anyone wishing to acquire or deepen their knowledge of FinTech. Employees who might see the potential to introduce financial innovations, will particularly benefit. The micro-credential is co-developed with the Irish Institute for Digital Business (IIDB), the largest digital business research centre in Ireland. This ensures that the content is research and practice-led and thus fully modern in outlook. This programme is endorsed by the IFS Skillnet.

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Dublin City University

This micro-credential explores the interaction of finance and technology and its impact on the financial services industry. The main objectives are to deepen learners' knowledge of the FinTech landscape, encourage

FinTech - Financial Innovation & Technology

This micro-credential explores the interaction of finance and technology and its impact on the financial services industry. The main objectives are to deepen learnersï¿½ knowledge of the FinTech landscape, encourage

This micro-credential introduces mentors to the practical steps involved in building relationships. It introduces the basic concepts of equality, diversity and inclusion and walks mentors through the interactive and participatory processes that can be used to enhance positive relationship building. The course involves learners participation in training and reflection, as well as engaging in a mentoring relationship with a young person. Becoming a skilled mentor can contribute to participant's personal success and career development in several domains. Relationship building skills, commitment and support skills are transferable skills relevant to careers in the private and public sector. Participants will also become specialised in Diversity and Inclusion, making them perfect candidates for roles in Universal Diversity and Inclusion work. Graduates will ultimately be able to appreciate, explore and implement the best practice in equality, diversity and inclusion and mentoring within their own settings, whether this be in the public or private sector. This course will be taught part-time, with a mixture of seminars, mentoring sessions and supported reflection hours. Participants will participate in a formal mentoring programme which will be scheduled and managed by the academic team in Maynooth University.

Maynooth University

This micro-credential introduces mentors to the practical steps involved in building relationships. It introduces the basic concepts of equality, diversity and inclusion and walks mentors through the interactive and participatory

MICRO-CREDENTIAL: MENTORING FOR EQUALITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

This Micro-Credential is a collaborative project between
Trinity College Dublin and Mason, Hayes and Curran LLP. This
micro-credential is offered to a wide range of health, social care and policing
professionals working in child protection and welfare. It would also be
relevant to other professionals, advocates and activists engaged in child
protection and welfare or aspiring to work in these areas.It offers
an opportunity to engage with the evidence base on domestic violence and abuse
through relevant case materials with reference to the current Irish Legal
Framework and its implications for children and families.

The course includes six sessions: <ul><li>Understanding how children live with domestic violence: exploring
definitions, prevalence and impact.</li><li>Understanding domestic violence as an abusive context for considering impact
through a developmental lens.</li><li>Unpacking the impact of and implications for parenting practices and capacity
when domestic violence and abuse is present in families.</li><li>When separation is not a ‘vaccine’ against domestic violence: post-separation
contact and the continued abuse of children.</li><li>Understanding the legal framework for domestic violence and child protection. </li><li>State intervention for children living
with domestic violence.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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Trinity College Dublin

This micro credential offers a unique learning opportunity where learners are firstly engaged with the evidence base on domestic violence and abuse and its implications for children and families.

Domestic Violence Child Protection: Training for Child Protection and Welfare Practitioners

This module will introduce the principles of coagulation; clinical indications, formulations, quality and safety issues related to coagulation therapy. To enable autonomous practice in dealing with fundamental and more complex problems of oral anticoagulation management.

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University College Cork

This module will introduce the principles of coagulation; clinical indications, formulations, quality and safety issues related to coagulation therapy. To enable autonomous practice in dealing with fundamental and more complex

PF6504 COAGULATION MANAGEMENT FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

This module will provide learners with a gentle introduction to fundamental programming concepts using Python, which is one of today’s most widely used and fastest growing programming languages. The module is ideal for learners who wish to build their current skillset, or those who would like to try learning about programming and computer science concepts in a short 12 week course rather than committing to a longer course.

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University of Galway

This module will provide learners with a gentle introduction to fundamental programming concepts using Python, which is one of todayâs most widely used and fastest growing programming languages.This module is

Introduction to Programming in Python

This unique module is the world's leading academic course on aircraft leasing. More than half of all commercial aircraft are currently leased and this important module aims to provide students with a thorough and systematic coverage of the important aspects of aircraft leasing and it explains why this financing mechanism has become a core competency when acquiring aircraft. The five major objectives of the module are:	To provide a thorough examination of the aircraft and engine leasing market. To outline the different mechanisms that are available to finance aircraft.	To provide a comprehensive analysis of the content of an operating and financial lease. 		To determine how aircraft are financially valued throughout their economic.		To provide students with experiential learning of the how aircraft operating leases are negotiated between leasing companies and airlines.&nbsp;

University of Limerick

This unique module is the world's leading academic course on aircraft leasing. More than half of all commercial aircraft are currently leased and this important module aims to provide students

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