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Daily Archives: 16 March, 2017
91% in DIT Vote to Remain in USI
16 Mar, 2017
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Annie Hoey
,
DIT
,
USI
Governance and administration
‘Elite’ status all risk, no benefit, for universities, says study
16 Mar, 2017
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Germany
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rankings
Governance and administration
Changes to Academic Year Structure now Include Revision Week Before Christmas Exam Week
16 Mar, 2017
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exams
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semesterisation
,
TCD
Teaching
It’s time for the NUI to drop the third language requirement
16 Mar, 2017
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CAO
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languages
,
NUI
,
undergraduate admissions
Fees, access and admissions
Are Students at Elite Colleges More Likely to Protest Controversial Speakers?
16 Mar, 2017
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protest
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US
Governance and administration
Support staff at Trinity College vote for industrial action
16 Mar, 2017
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industrial action
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TCD
,
UNITE
Governance and administration
Why the UK should stay in Erasmus – and why the programme must look beyond students
16 Mar, 2017
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Brexit
,
Erasmus
,
EU
,
UK
Governance and administration
Ditching a language will restrict college choices
16 Mar, 2017
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CAO
,
languages
,
leaving cert
,
undergraduate admissions
Fees, access and admissions
Holylands: Belfast student area’s rowdiest streets revealed
16 Mar, 2017
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discipline
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drink
,
QUB
Legal issues