Daily Archives: 17 September, 2014

Costello calls for alternative educational use for All Hallows College

Secretive ex-billionaire Chuck Feeney gives the last of his fortune to educate Northern Irish children

World Rankings Show What Really Matters To Universities – And It Isn’t Students

Higher Education: Cross-border Students

University of Ulster: Magee Expansion

University of Ulster: Course Moves

Report recommends changes to improve job security for teachers

Address by Damien English TD, Minister for Skills, Research and Innovation at the Launch of the Irish Times Higher Options 2014

Salmond pressed St Andrews head on research comments

Ideologues and Principled Pragmatists

EU states urged to progress on Europe-wide research area

Online maths teaching tool tailored to suit Irish curriculum

Proof over promise: Moving citation metric systems beyond journal impact towards a career impact approach

Student teachers say Gaeltacht placement is ‘unregulated waste of money’

17 Sep, 2014
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Teaching

Last-ditch bid to keep historic college in operation

Political mettle test for the education minister

Salmond pressured Irish head of St Andrews to drop warnings over Yes vote

All Hallows College on sale for €14m

College employs private company to assist homeless students