Monthly Archives: December 2014

Union of Soviets in Ireland

Knighthood for Ulster University Vice-Chancellor

Make-or-break year for educational reform

Student grants: Cavan, Monaghan and Donegal students most likely to get payments

Trinity College is all dolled up for New Year’s

Confucius Institutes: Are they free from the Chinese state?

Go East? Chinese Universities and Ireland

O’Sullivan signals philosophy to be taught in schools

30 Dec, 2014
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ASTI, Jan O'Sullivan, junior cycle, NCCA, philosophy, RIA, TUI
Teaching

Safe pair of hands

NUI Galway to work on canoe repatriation after request from chief

Macca unsure about Beatles studies

Being a rural student in Trinity is hard

Defining the humanities

PhD students: what to do if you don’t work well with your supervisor

Are Graduate Students Rational?

28 Dec, 2014
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biomedical research, economics, graduate employment, PhDs, US
Life

Threat to university course for people with intellectual disabilities

Valuing arts and humanities graduates

Trinity is top Irish university for employability, says global index

Irish universities give 22 staff pensions payoffs over €200,000

23 Dec, 2014
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DCU, FOI, MU, pensions, public sector pensions, TCD, UCC, UCD, UG, UL
Governance and administration

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