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Daily Archives: 12 October, 2017
Trinity’s Belfast Campus an ‘Afterthought’, Says Staff
12 Oct, 2017
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TCD
Governance and administration
Research Centres Programme
12 Oct, 2017
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James Lawless
,
John Halligan
,
research infrastructure
Research
Students cheat in ever more creative ways: how can academics stop them?
12 Oct, 2017
steve
cheating
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student discipline
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UK
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
Athena SWAN funding link under scrutiny in discrimination row
12 Oct, 2017
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Athena SWAN
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discrimination
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equality
,
research funding
,
UG
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
,
Research
Anti-abortion UCD students’ union president says she has been subject of ‘bullying campaign’
12 Oct, 2017
steve
student unions
,
UCD
Governance and administration
The Right Way to Argue for Basic Research
12 Oct, 2017
steve
research funding
Research
Resignation, not Frustration, as Higher Education Assesses Budget 2018
12 Oct, 2017
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Budget
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funding
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Leo Varadkar
,
Paschal Donohoe
,
Peter Cassells
Governance and administration