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Daily Archives: 13 January, 2013

Ireland can’t cope with international competition in the higher education sector
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • Bahrain, Brazil, China, India, international students, Saudi Arabia
  • Fees, access and admissions
A Bit More on the THE Citations Indicator
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • rankings
  • Governance and administration
The race for excellence – A marathon not a sprint
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • age, rankings
  • Governance and administration
Another 5,000 public service jobs set for chop
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • 1
  • Brendan Howlin, Enda Kenny, pay, public sector pay, Public Service Agreement, redundancy
  • Governance and administration
Murphy not ruling out UL return
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • IT Carlow, UL
  • Life
Anti-homosexual law costs university UK certification
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • Uganda, UK
  • Governance and administration
Academic found guilty of fraud on ‘unprecedented’ scale
  • 13 Jan, 2013
  • steve
  • plagiarism, Singapore
  • Legal issues

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