WIT offers a broad range of academic programmes from levels 6 to 10 on the national framework of qualifications across Business, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science and Computing.
Courses Landing pageDiscover the routes into studying at WIT for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.
Study at WIT landing PageDiscover the routes into studying at WIT for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.
Students Landing PageWIT offers a broad range of academic programmes from levels 6 to 10 on the national framework of qualifications across Business, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Science and Computing.
Schools Landing PageThe Office for International Relations co-ordinates the admission, administration and support for international students throughout the course of their studies at WIT.
International Landing PageWIT is recognised as the leading research performer in the institute of technology sector with research activities that are internationally benchmarked, strategic, and economically relevant. Find out about the amazing multi disciplinary research under way
Research Landing PageDiscover the routes into studying at WIT for school leavers, adult learners, further education students, graduates and people who have already started studies elsewhere as well as options for those interested in online courses.
About Landing PagePhD Researcher
Business - Accountancy And Economics
Main Campus
First year PhD student in the School of Accounting and Economics.
Recipient of a WIT Co-Fund PhD Scholarship with AIB.
Research title Investing in the Low Carbon Agenda: perspectives from Germany, Ireland and the UK
Supervisors: Dr. Sheila O Donohoe and Dr. Tom Egan
M.Sc. in Quantitative Finance from UoL (2015)
M.Sc. in High Performance Computing from TCD (1999)
B.Sc. Experimental and Mathematical Physics from NUI Maynoot (1997)
Title of Research: Investing in the low carbon agenda: perspectives from Germany, Ireland, and the UK.
Supervisors: Dr. Sheila O’Donohoe, Dr. Tom Egan
Recipient of a WIT Co-Fund Ph.D. Scholarship with AIB commenced in September 2017.
The purpose of this research is to explore investment by institutional investors in the low carbon agenda. More specifically, this research aims to gain insights into why and how such investors finance low carbon projects given the increased perception of their riskiness. In particular, the key influences and factors pertaining to the decision-making process of institutional investors in this phenomena will be explored.
Lecturer in Dublin Institute of Technology since September 2001 teaching across a range of programs from level 6 to level 9.
Teaching on modules including
Involved inthe development of both modules and programmes including validation panels.
Supervision of students and their thesis at both indergraduate and masters level.
Main Campus Cork Road, Waterford City, 
