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Daily Archives: 11 January, 2016

Colleges may raise maths requirement due to high drop-out rates
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • Brian MacCraith, DCU, GMIT, HEA, leaving cert, maths, retention, undergraduate admissions
  • Fees, access and admissions, Teaching
Business schools no longer relevant in the age of automation
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • automation, business schools, MBA
  • Teaching
80,000 more students registered to vote in General Election
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • election, student accommodation, USI
  • Governance and administration
College Drop Outs
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • AV, HEA, retention, RTÉ, Tom Boland
  • Governance and administration
Technological Universities Bill must be amended to protect sector
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • Gerry Quinn, ITs, mergers, technological universities, TUI
  • Governance and administration
Why Class Size Matters (Up to a Point)
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • Teaching
High drop-out rates a major concern for third-level sector
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • HEA, retention
  • Governance and administration
University of Limerick pays out €110k tax settlement for contract error
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • tax, UL
  • Governance and administration, Legal issues
Concern over drop-out rates in computer science courses
  • 11 Jan, 2016
  • steve
  • computer science, HEA, retention
  • Governance and administration

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