Monthly Archives: November 2015

10 things to consider for a more accessible curriculum

No opportunities for non-EU students: I fell in love with Ireland but will soon have to leave

20,000 students are still waiting for their grant applications to be processed

Ireland needs top universities if it wants tech investment

Students Pay Different Fees, But Deserve the Same Treatment

Damage controller or perfection seeker? It may all come down to training

Court rules that Trinity pension cannot be cut

New Eurydice Report on National Student fee and Support System across Europe

Student loans: ‘Grant-aided students will be forced into debt’

Could a student loan scheme save the third-level sector?

Student loan scheme – how it would work

Revenue may collect student loans under proposed scheme

Student loan scheme may hinder rather than help

Dundalk IT lecturers stage lunchtime protest over cutbacks

Trinity’s Track Record of Women in Higher Academic Positions is Worryingly Poor

Institute of Technology lecturers protest over severe damage caused by cutbacks

IT executive urges girls to study science and technology

GMIT lecturers say ‘draconian’ funding cuts are damaging third level sector

Irish research projects secure €180m in EU funding

ITs are underfunded so education standards are already suffering

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