Managing Risk & System Change - Online
An online Master's programme focused on risk management, system design, and organizational change in industrial and service sectors.
Best for:Best for mid-career professionals in operations, manufacturing, or service management seeking to formalize their expertise in risk and system change.
Overview
This online Master's programme at Trinity College Dublin provides a rigorous, practical framework for managing risk, change, and system design within operations, manufacturing, and service environments. The curriculum integrates an innovative approach to the role of human factors in complex systems, drawing on collaborative industrial research. Students are expected to apply these frameworks to their own professional settings, making access to an appropriate employment environment a core requirement. The programme is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in developing people, integrating new technologies, and implementing organizational change.
What you'll do
- Engage with core frameworks for managing and developing personnel within complex systems.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges in an active employment setting.
- Design and integrate new technologies within operational or service frameworks.
- Execute applied research projects relevant to the student's professional environment.
- Participate in academic assessments, which may include written assignments or interviews.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours degree (2.1 level minimum) or equivalent
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English; Band B (Standard Entry) proficiency
Instruction: English
- Minimum of 3-4 years of relevant professional experience
- Access to an employment setting suitable for applied research
- Strong academic writing ability
- Proficiency in English meeting Band B (Standard Entry) requirements
- Hold an Honours degree at 2.1 level or equivalent
- Possess 3-4 years of appropriate professional experience
- Must have access to an employment setting for the duration of the course
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-07-31
Applicants should submit their application through the official Trinity College Dublin postgraduate portal. The process includes providing two references, typically one academic and one professional, and may involve an interview. Candidates may also be required to submit written samples or complete an academic writing task.
- Academic transcripts
- Two reference letters
- Written samples (if requested)
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