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Daily Archives: 22 May, 2017
Dogs help calm Ulster University students ahead of exams
22 May, 2017
steve
exams
,
UU
Governance and administration
But what is critical thinking?
22 May, 2017
steve
critical thinking
Teaching
University of Limerick review based on at least a dozen allegations
22 May, 2017
steve
HEA
,
HR
,
Protected Disclosures Act
,
UL
,
whistleblowing
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
Like Welfare Cheats, Essay Mills are not the Problem the Government is Suggesting They Are
22 May, 2017
steve
essay mills
Governance and administration
Public service unions divided ahead of crucial pay talks
22 May, 2017
steve
pay
,
public sector pay
Governance and administration
Post-Brexit, We Must Resist Turning Education into a Mechanism to Attract Corporations
22 May, 2017
steve
Brexit
,
funding
Governance and administration
Failure to invest properly in higher education will damage our future economic prosperity
22 May, 2017
steve
funding
Governance and administration