Monthly Archives: December 2015

O’Sullivan’s praise for outgoing president of LIT

DkIT lecturers inform local politicians on impact of cuts and underfunding

22 Dec, 2015
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Brendan Smith, cuts, DES, DkIT, Dominic Hannigan, Fergus O’Dowd, Gerry Adams, HEA, Jan O'Sullivan, Jim D'Arcy, Joe O’Reilly, Mary Moran, Oireachtas, Peter Fitzpatrick, Seamus Kirk, TUI
Governance and administration

University College Cork deploys flood defences to remain in place through Christmas

Teaching mathematics

‘Fabricating World Class: Global university league tables, status differentiation and myths of global competition’

Not prolific in research, but not lazy either: meet the ‘academic artisans’

Government must not shaft students yet again

A year of scientific progress, optimism and sadness

Ireland has billion reasons to thank Chuck Feeney’s gift of philanthropy

Everyone wants to go to college – but who will pay?

20 Dec, 2015
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DCU, Ferdinand von Prondzynski, France, Germany, Jan O'Sullivan, MU, Philip Nolan, student loans, TCD, UCC, UK, US
Fees, access and admissions

Minister must meet DkIT group

National Review of Gender Equality in Irish Higher Education Institutions – Survey

Noonan sparks fury over ‘damaging’ comments on University of Limerick

UCC head silent on student loan idea

Limerick IT president Dr Maria Hinfelaar to step down

AIT signs major academic collaboration agreement with regional partners

Oxford college agrees to remove Cecil Rhodes plaque

Student loans and funding third level

Technological Universities Bill 2015: Second Stage Debate

Maths in schools and universities

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