标题：斯莫菲特商学院
简介
  Smurfit School　　英文名称：UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
中文名称：都柏林大学迈克尔·斯莫菲特研究生商学院

院史沿革
都柏林大学（University College Dublin）的历史可追溯到成立于1851年的爱尔兰天主教大学。该校位于都柏林市中心的圣史蒂芬绿地大街86号，首任校长为英国著名的教育家约翰·纽曼，爱尔兰著名作家詹姆斯·乔伊斯曾就读于该校。1908年爱尔兰天主教大学与科克女王大学学院及高威女王大学学院合并成立了爱尔兰国立大学，原爱尔兰天主教大学因此改名为都柏林大学学院。1960年在爱尔兰政府的建议下，都柏林大学学院从原来的市中心迁址至位于都柏林市郊的占地300公顷的贝尔菲尔德校园。都柏林大学根据1997年的爱尔兰大学法案成为一个自治大学。
斯莫菲特商学院是欧洲第一所设置MBA课程的商学院。
课程设置
Full-Time MBA
EMBA
会计及财务
汇网 - 通过信息和通信技术的创新
国际商务
管理
市场营销
技术
综合管理
研究硕士
人力资源管理
学院排名
在爱尔兰排名全球高校网(4ICU)国家高校排名 1 
4Internationl Colleges &Universities 
《星期日泰晤士报》英国大学排名 3
The Sundat Times University League Table商学院在爱尔兰排名全球教育商学院排名网国家商学院排名                                             2
Eduniversal在全球排名《经济学人》全球MBA排名 40
The Economist 
《金融时报》全球MBA排名 99
The Financial Times
年度校友
2011- Patrick Kennedy BComm ‘90, DipPrAcc ‘91
2010- Michael Carey BComm '83 MBS '84
2009- Prof. Michael MacCormac BComm ‘47, BA ‘47, MA ‘48, MComm ‘61, DEconSc ‘81
2008- Gina Quin BA '80 ,MBA '88
2007- Tony Garry MBS '77
2006- Liam Fitzgerald MBS '87
2005- Ned Sullivan MBS '73
2004- Patrick Haren MBA '86
2003- Richard Keatinge MBA '78
2002- Michael Somers BComm '64
2001- Gerry Murphy MBS '83
2000- Vivienne Jupp MBS '75
1999- Jerry Liston MBA '68
1998- Maurice Keane Bcomm '63
1997- Roy Douglas MBS '72
1996- Brian Sweeney MBA '75
1995- John Teeling BComm '66
1994- Thomas Toner MBA '66
1993- Richard Hooper BComm '66
1992- George Moore MBS '73
1991- Maurice Foley BComm '69, MBA '69
Michael Smurfit简介
Sir Michael Smurfit[1], KBE(born 7th August 1936), is a businessmanholding Irishcitizenship. In the 2010 Irish Independent Rich List, he was listed at 25th, with a €368 million personal fortune.
Early life
Smurfit, who was born in St Helens, United Kingdom, was educated at Clongowes Wood College, County Kildare, Ireland. He left school aged 16 and joined his father's company, Jefferson Smurfit & Sons Ltd, in 1955. In 1967, he was appointed joint managing director and was made deputy chairman in 1969. He was appointed Chairmanand Chief Executive Officerof the Jefferson Smurfit Group in 1977, a position he held until his retirement as CEO in November 2002.
Business success
During his tenure at the helm of the Jefferson Smurfit Group, Smurfit led the early expansion of the Group in the Republic of Irelandand the United Kingdom. He followed this with a series of acquisitions in the U.S., Latin Americaand Continental Europe, creating in the process Ireland’s first international company and a global leader in paper-based packaging. As chairman, Smurfit has recently overseen the mergerof the Smurfit Group with Kappa Packaging BV to form the Smurfit Kappa Group, employing 42,000 employees in 33 countries on 5 continents. The group had sales of €6 billion in 2009. He currently owns 4.9% of Smurfit Kappa. He is also a director of Ballymore International, a property development and investment group, and has investments in other small companies.
Personal life
Smurfit is a member of many sporting and social clubs in the Ireland, the United Kingdom, United States, Monaco and Spain. He co-owns the K Clubin County Kildare, which hosted the 2006 Ryder Cup. He also owns a €53 million super yacht and the Smurfit Art Collection, worth over €50 million. Smurfit also commissioned Anna Livia, a bronze monument formerly located on O'Connell Street in Dublin. It was affectionately known as the Floozie in the Jacuzzi.
He has two daughters and four sons and lives in Monte Carlo. He is uncle to Irish actress Victoria Smurfit. His son Tony Smurfit, also based in Monaco, is Group Chief Operations Officer of the Smurfit Kappa Group.
Recognition
In 2005, Smurfit was appointed to be a Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire(KBE) in HM The Queen's Birthday Honours List 2005, published on Friday, 10 June 2005. He is honorary Irish consul to Monacoand has been honoured by the governments of Colombia, France, the United Kingdom, Italyand Venezuela. Leading national and international universities have also recognised him for his philanthropicwork and business success. The postgraduate business school of University College Dublin, the Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business, is named after him as a result of his financial support.