Daily Archives: 11 October, 2016

For Higher Education, Budget 2017 Displays a Short-Term Focus

Budget 2017: Extra funds for higher education after decade of cuts

Government pressed on future of free tuition for EU students

New Minister Fails to Deliver for Education

Budget third-level allocation ‘a wet sponge to a man dying of thirst’

Increased third level investment a step in the right direction – Byrne

Budget 2017 does little to reverse effects of several years of austerity cuts

€36.5 million Increase in Funding For Higher Education in Budget 2017

Over 2,500 new teaching jobs are to be created

Student Issues Discussed just Four Times by University Management Team in 2016

UCD Spending on Legal Disputes with Staff Increased by More than 300% Last Year

EU student funding in UK to remain same in 2017 despite Brexit vote

How University of Limerick expenses claims sparked row

Ireland, Europe and scientific research

Too many academics are now censoring themselves

Students in need of help with rent and transport from hardship funds

Fear and loathing on campus: bullying at Irish universities

Plans for NUI Galway-backed presidential library delayed

UL rejects calls for independent inquiry into misconduct allegations

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