Daily Archives: 25 September, 2015

ASTI members to continue industrial action as Junior Cert proposals rejected

UL targets international students in effort to improve ranking

UL president denies claims of ‘hush money’ paid to staff

25 Sep, 2015
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Don Barry, HEA, Jan O'Sullivan, Oireachtas, PAC, UL, Willie O’Dea
Governance and administration, Legal issues

Cambridge would open science parks abroad if UK left EU, says v-c

Is Richard Branson right that ‘university course lengths should be halved’?

Junior cycle reform ‘not in tatters’

25 Sep, 2015
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ASTI, Budget, funding, Jan O'Sullivan, junior cycle, Peter Cassells, TUI, UL
Governance and administration

Minister O’Sullivan launches University of Limerick’s Strategic Plan 2015-2019, ‘Broadening Horizons’

Medical Council was split on college approval

Changing rooms: classroom decor and student success

Four colleges financially vulnerable, PAC committee told

25 Sep, 2015
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DkIT, financial crisis, GMIT, HEA, LIT, LyIT, NCAD, Oireachtas, PAC, Tom Boland, WIT
Governance and administration

Tech university ‘is achievable if trust is restored’

GMIT boss sorry over plagiarism probe cost

LIT study highlights student experience of sexual aggression

Three college staff ‘with no formal role’ paid €627,000

GMIT rocked by second investigation

Solving gender gap in tech will help fix skill shortage

Higher Education Institutions: Chaplains

Third Level Fees: Returning Irish Emigrants

Third Level Data: Male and Female Students