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Daily Archives: 12 May, 2017

Statement by Minister Bruton regarding University of Limerick
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • DES, HEA, Richard Bruton, UL
  • Governance and administration
Third-level education and loans system
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • student loans
  • Governance and administration
Pay equality for teachers will have ‘significant cost’
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • Lansdowne Road Agreement, Oireachtas, pay, public sector pay, Seán Ó Foghlú
  • Governance and administration
‘No plans’ to close GMIT Mayo campus despite Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan claims
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • GMIT, Luke Flanagan
  • Governance and administration
Student Retention Rates: Progression
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • Carol Nolan, ITs, non-progression, progression, Richard Bruton
  • Teaching
Third Level Funding: Improving Access
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • access, Carol Nolan, funding, Richard Bruton
  • Fees, access and admissions
Higher Education Courses Provision: Numbers taking PhDs
  • 12 May, 2017
  • steve
  • PhDs, Richard Bruton, student numbers, Thomas Byrne
  • Fees, access and admissions

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