Daily Archives: 14 December, 2016

RCSI signs €50m deal with European Investment Bank

The Problem With Having a Single, Super University

University of Limerick working with HSE after ‘outbreak’ of STIs on campus

Institutes of Technology: Galway-Mayo IT

38% of Trinity Staff Employed on Temporary Contracts

USI Welcomes the Strategy for the Rental Sector

Limerick Institute of Technology to create 234 jobs with new engineering campus

PISA global education rankings are the road to ruin – here’s why

UCC Dean of Medicine Prof Mary Horgan is first woman named president elect of the Royal College of Physicians

‘Brexit and Irish Higher Education and Research: Challenges and Opportunities’

Halls Accommodation Project ‘Deprioritised’, as Other Campus Sites Explored

Precarious work is no longer atypical in academia

Trinity Considers Student Levy to Raise Income for Infrastructure

What We Tell Society Publishers About Open Access

Brexit by the numbers: the fear of brain drain

A dozen education issues set to dominate 2017

DCU’s ‘indifference’ to student addiction

Trinity’s climate initiative: a cool move or just hot air?