LIMERICK’S high number of skilled graduates plays a key role in attracting new companies to set up operations here, according to Limerick Institute of Technology president Dr Maria Hinfelaar.

Speaking at the college’s recent graduation ceremony, Dr Hinfelaar said: “We know that your employment record is good and that more and more companies are deciding to set up operations in Limerick and the wider region – a very direct influencing factor has been that they know there is a pipeline of graduates from LIT. They could have chosen to set up somewhere else, but they decided to come here.”

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