The Irish Knowledge Centre
Led by the Maynooth University (NUIM). 

Mission

The Knowledge Centre will engage in a close partnership with both Irish and international universities, regional agencies specialising in the development of green skills and energy transition, and local government authorities.  Energy companies are also seen as possible beneficiaries and advocates of SHERLOCK's educational programs. 

Consequently, civil society organisations will actively contribute to the promotion of SHERLOCK's upskilling initiatives.   

Goals

  • Provide students and professionals with a free learning platform to readily upskill.
  • Provide a clear direction to proffesionals by providing a tool to find and gain the requisite skills to excel in their career.
  • Get community to actively engage in creation and dissemination of courses.

Team members

Dr. Fabiano Pallonetto
Maynooth University
Dr. Emmanuel Kypraios
Maynooth University
If you are interested in learning more about the Irish Knowledge Centre, please send your email to fabiano.pallonetto@mu.ie

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