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Are you currently studying for your undergraduate or postgraduate qualifications? Have you recently graduated? Bank of Ireland offer an award winning Graduate Programme to give you the best start in your career.
At Bank of Ireland, we believe that embracing the perspectives of all of our employees is a value that connects us with our customers and our communities, and makes it an even better place to work. We strive to be more inclusive at all levels, and our colleagues have achieved great things in their time with Bank of Ireland.
Our Employee Support Networks are organised by communities of colleagues who work together to drive our progress in Inclusion & Diversity by promoting inclusion, diversity and representation of the interests of specific communities. The Networks provide awareness and education to build understanding and leverage the power of difference.
We're a world of opportunities for those with the talent and drive. So why did some of the brightest make Bank of Ireland part of their future?
“I’ve had some incredible mentors in Bank of Ireland; super smart people who sometimes believed in me more than I believed in myself“
Karena O Sullivan, Director of Finance Strategy & Transformation
“For the first time I’m working with a company that really wants to use data and insight to make better experiences for our customers”
Colin Kane, Customer Analytics Manager
"It’s a challenging task working and testing on a variety of projects, but within this there are huge opportunities to learn and craft my skills."
Gaurav Chaudhary, Portfolio and Performance Analyst
“For such a big organisation, they really believe in the potential of the individual”
Hope Stack, Regulatory Compliance Manager
“I really value the openness to change - it means a lot to me that I can influence the ways things get done“
Julia Quatresols, Head of UK Commercial Model Management Function
“My role is to help people within the Bank to share their ideas and help bring them to life. I love the fact that Bank of Ireland is taking entrepreneurship really seriously within it’s own organisation as well as with customers“
Gene Murphy, Entrepreneur in residence
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