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Grant Thornton Ireland presents its Graduate Programme 2027 in Advisory, offering exposure to Transactions, Management Consulting, AI, Data & Technology, Accounting, Cyber & Risk and Quants & Actuarial. Graduates will select up to three capability preferences and engage in structured learning, coaching and client projects within a Cork-based office.
The programme emphasizes early responsibility, cross-disciplinary collaboration and opportunities to develop as trusted business advisers in a
Graduate Programme 2027 - Build your future in Advisory
Advisory work is rarely confined to one discipline. Our clients come to us with complex, connected challenges, and our teams bring together commercial, financial, digital, risk and transformation expertise to help solve them. We work with organisations at every stage of their business journey, from growth and transformation to transactions, risk management, technology adoption, financial reporting and operational improvement.
That means graduates can build transferable skills from the outset, while still indicating where their interests and strengths may best fit across Advisory.
You will submit one application to the Advisory Graduate Programme and select up to three capability preferences. This helps us understand where your interests lie while allowing us to consider your skills, strengths and aspirations across the breadth of Advisory.
Deal Advisory, M&A, Restructuring & Recovery, Valuations, Transaction Support and Aviation Advisory
Strategy, Transformation Excellence, Change Programs, Workforce Management
Data Governance and Responsible AI, Analytics, System Strategy & Implementation
Financial Reporting, statutory reporting, transaction accounting and finance transformation
Cyber, AML, Internal Audit, IT Risk, Regulatory Compliance
Quantitative Risk Advisory, Insurance & Actuarial
This pathway may suit graduates who enjoy commercial analysis, finance, problem-solving and fast-paced project environments
This pathway may suit graduates who enjoy problem-solving, communication, storytelling, collaboration and working across industries.
This pathway may suit graduates interested in data, analytics, technology, engineering, innovation and business problem-solving. Technical qualifications are welcomed, but curiosity and willingness to learn are also important.
This pathway may suit graduates interested in accounting, finance, reporting and commercial problem-solving.
This pathway may suit graduates interested in risk, investigation, technology, governance, regulation and how organisations operate.
This pathway may suit graduates interested in mathematics, statistics, actuarial science, finance, insurance, regulation and solving complex problems through quantitative analysis
Experience gained through an internship, part-time role, volunteering, university society or team-based project. Candidates should be on track to achieve a minimum 2.1 degree classification and possess strong IT skills and a desire to develop as a trusted business advisor.
We welcome applications from a broad range of disciplines. Depending on the capability preference, relevant backgrounds may include business, commerce, economics, accounting, finance, law, psychology, computer science, data science, information systems, mathematics, statistics, physics and engineering. Degree title alone will not determine placement.
Our graduate experience is designed to support both breadth and depth. Some graduates may gain exposure across different teams, industries and client challenges before deciding where to specialise; others may begin developing deeper expertise in a particular capability, sector or service line from an early stage.
Whichever path you choose, you will be supported within a collaborative Advisory environment, with opportunities to learn, grow and contribute across a wide range of client engagements and programmes.
Cork office, primarily office-based.