UCD and art college join forces – Ninth Level Ireland

18 Jun, 2013
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UCD and art college join forces

“Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art Design and Technology (IADT) and University College Dublin (UCD) have signed a deal to build a strategic alliance …” (more)

[Katherine Donnelly, Independent, 18 June]

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Post author : Tui member June 18, 2013

Why has iadt allowed to take this go it alone stand in spite f the fact that iadt. Tui branch, which represents a majority of staff, has had a motion asking that the president not abandon the talks with the other it colleges in Dublin?
Where are the savings for the state in this?

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