Daily Archives: 17 October, 2014

HEA chief Tom Boland fires funding warning

Expert finds AIT audiology degree to be on a par with international programmes

17 Oct, 2014
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accreditation, AIT, audiology, HEA, HES, HSE
Governance and administration

Was It For DIT?

Grade Inflation at Third-Level #MyTwoCents

RCSI target ‘tens of millions euro’ in charity

Wikipedia, a Professor’s Best Friend

The Economic Impact of Irish Higher Education Institutions – Preliminary results

The Economic Impact of Higher Education In Ireland – An Infograph

Irish third level institutions deliver value for money – study

University funding and rankings

Audiology students seek HSE placements as course cleared

O’Sullivan hopeful of progress in Junior Cert reform dispute

The promise to students

The university rankings business gets bigger and bigger

Top posts – last 7 days

Ulster University removes ‘top 2% of universities in the world’ poster after latest complaint "Ulster University has removed another advertisement after new complaints about misleading statements. In a sign spotted on its Coleraine campus this week, the university was ...
University Has Still Not Corrected Its Claim Regarding The Law And Pronouns "Last week, the South East Technological University (SETU) was presented with an award by the European University Association of Lifelong Learning (EUCEN) for its work ...
Minister Harris announces details of €113 million cost of education package for university students "Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has today announced further detail on the cost of education measures under ...
‘I’ll have to get three buses each way now’ – Dublin college students say Bus Connects changes will leave them stranded "Third-level students are warning that the scrapping next week of a direct bus route that links west Dublin to Dún Laoghaire will leave them stranded ...
Scopus Scopum "I’ve just spent the best part of two hours completing a lengthy and very tedious online form in order to apply to have the Open ...
Public sector pay talks to begin at WRC "Talks on a new public sector pay deal involving unions, staff associations and the Government are due to begin at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) ...
UCD President Orla Feely refuses to take a stance on the Israel and Palestine conflict "In a message to all UCD students and employees this morning, University President Orla Feely refused to take a stance on the war between Israel ...
College to provide temporary bedding for students and staff on campus following riots in Dublin city "College said preparations are underway for students and staff to remain on campus if the need arises and that temporary bedding is being organised. In ...
Chaos and confusion at UCD debate on Israel and Palestine "There were chaotic scenes at the end of a University College Dublin Debate last night on the conflict in Palestine. The debate was hosted by ...
Trinity won’t rename library after Paul Mescal despite growing momentum "A campaign to name the library at Trinity College Dublin after Irish actor Paul Mescal is reportedly gaining momentum, but the Irish university has said ...
College on lockdown amidst rioting in city centre "College has shut all entrances to campus on the instruction of Gardaí amid scenes of chaos in Dublin city centre. In a statement, it advised ...
Provost Linda Doyle Thanks ‘the Very Best of Trinity’ in Statement Following Riots "Provost Linda Doyle has released a statement addressing the violent riots that erupted in Dublin City Centre last night, condemning the 'horrific attacks' and 'unacceptable ...