Daily Archives: 09 September, 2012

Croke Park the ‘most successful social contract in State’s history’

£876,000 for university Peace chair

Croke Park talks needed in ‘six to eight months if not sooner’

Student Loans; Students’ Difficulty is Bank of Ireland’s Opportunity

Pres of UCC struggling on €232k a year!

Top Research Supporting Irish agri-sector

University rankings and system benchmarking reach similar results

Relax – Higher education won’t be killed by MOOCs

Colorado State to Offer Credits for Online Class

Cambridge rejects call for universities to admit poorer students with lower grades

Life is a struggle on €232,000, says university president

09 Sep, 2012
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Atlantic Philanthropies, Chuck Feeney, honorary degrees, James Browne, Michael Murphy, MU, pay, Philip Nolan, UCC, UG
Governance and administration

Croke Park deal should be looked at again – Quinn

Debts force UCD students to call time on pub

Will There be a New Number One?

Evaluating scientists: take care

Top posts – last 7 days

New contract for lecturers in technological universities "A new academic contract for technological university lecturers is to be brought forward by Simon Harris, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, early next ...
Cork’s ‘college of the future’ and major expansion of MTU to be announced today "A digital ‘college of the future’ is to be built in Cork City, the Irish Examiner can reveal. And plans for a multi-million expansion and ...
Colleges jump at chance to open more places in dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, medicine and veterinary "There has been big interest among third-level colleges to a call to open new courses or expand student places in dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, medicine and ...
University of Limerick establish new hub for commuting students "The chickens are coming home to roost at Irish education - poor pay, high rents, unnecessary administration, unreal deterioration in student behaviour post Covid, and ...
TUS president pleads with government to provide ‘vital piece of infrastructure’ for Limerick "The President of Technological University of the Shannon has issued an impassioned plea on government to build the second phase of the Northern Distributor Road ...
Minister Harris announces over €22 million in supports to third-level students "Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris has today announced the allocations of €17.1 million in student supports and €5 ...
PhDs Face Delays in Promised €500 One-Off Payment "The €500 increase in the PhD stipend promised to postgraduate researchers funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) as part ...
€11 million Dundalk capital investment and green light for next stage of DKIT project announced by Minister Harris "Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris has today announced an €11 million investment in the Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre ...
Former University of Limerick president led college ‘through an extraordinary period of growth’ "The former president of the University of Limerick (UL) Prof Roger Downer has been remembered as a man who led the college through an 'extraordinary ...
The Final Third "There are now precisely four weeks to go until the end of teaching term at Maynooth University. Since the FIFA World Cup starts today it ...
Minister Harris launches National Action Plan for Open Research "Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, has today welcomed the launch of the National Action Plan for Open Research ...
In 2020, universities shifted to online learning – three lessons from students’ experiences "For young people who were in university at the height of the COVID pandemic, the university experience was suddenly radically different to what they had ...