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Daily Archives: 04 May, 2017
University heads attack ‘flawed’ student loan paper
04 May, 2017
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fees
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funding
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IUA
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student loans
Fees, access and admissions
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Governance and administration
GMIT refuses to comment on transfer of staff from Mayo to Galway
04 May, 2017
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GMIT
Governance and administration
Students facing major fees hike in Republic over UK quitting EU
04 May, 2017
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Brexit
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EU
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fees
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NI
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UK
Fees, access and admissions
Student start-ups: why colleges are encouraging students to be entrepreneurs
04 May, 2017
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start-ups
Teaching
Third Level Funding: Funding and Student Numbers
04 May, 2017
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funding
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Peter Cassells
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Richard Bruton
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student numbers
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Thomas Byrne
Governance and administration
Third Level Funding: PRTLI
04 May, 2017
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Mary Mitchell O'Connor
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PRTLI
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Thomas Byrne
Research
Third Level Funding – Banks and Affinity Credit Cards
04 May, 2017
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banks
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credit cards
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HEA
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Noel Grealish
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Richard Bruton
Governance and administration