Monthly Archives: May 2016

NUI Galway seeks removal of ‘defamatory’ blog post

University tries to shut down this Web page!

How far should universities rank in Government’s pecking order?

UL under pressure to investigate expense claims

Female graduates expect to earn less than males

TUI decision on deal averts all-out war with teachers

Irish J1 students denied housing in Berkeley because of nationality

Cheap at any price?

Recession may have done lasting damage to women in workplace

Seagate job losses: Chamber says Magee expansion is now key for Derry jobs

Ireland’s first Honours Degree Apprenticeship

Teachers Union of Ireland votes in favour of working extra hours

Teachers in dispute: A collective agreement is the best way to restore pay and conditions

Improvements lead to earlier application dates for grants

Public servants ‘attacked’ during crisis entitled to restored pay – INMO

Leaving Cert: More students may now be eligible for higher grant payments

Too Many Problems Facing Higher Education Cannot be Solved by Increasing Student Fees

Government Paper Says Student Fees Need to be Raised Above €4,000 to Fund Higher Education Sector

Obituary: Brendan Walsh

All scientific papers to be free by 2020 under EU proposals

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