Monthly Archives: May 2015

Public service pay deal costing €566m affordable, says Howlin

Low earners the big winners from Lansdowne Road pay deal

Public sector workers granted some pay restoration over three phases

Funding doubts causing university ‘brain drain’

Minister for Education and Skills announces more than 500 scholarships for American students looking to study in Higher Education Institutions in Ireland

Delivering Impact: A Comparison of Studies on the Economic Impact of Irish HEIs

Progress reported in public sector pay talks

HEA begins third-level gender equality review

NCAD Student Action march to the Department of Education

The peer review drugs don’t work

The university portrait

Public servants set to gain €1,000 next year in pay deal

A bridge too far?

Irish academic to be first woman to lead Oxford University

Gender inequality ‘a systemic issue for Irish higher education’

Over €3 million spent on technological universities

28 May, 2015
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Cork IT, DIT, IT Carlow, IT Tallaght, IT Tralee, ITB, PAC, Seán Ó Foghlú, technological universities, TUI, WIT
Governance and administration

Scores plan for university degrees

Public sector pay talks to switch to issue of pension levy

Poor infrastructure ‘contributing to slip’ in university rankings

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