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Daily Archives: 12 February, 2018
Follow-Up Review Arising from the Independent Review of Certain Matters and Allegations Relating to the University of Limerick
12 Feb, 2018
steve
HEA
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Richard Thorn
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UL
Legal issues
Universities resist quotas on teacher-training courses
12 Feb, 2018
steve
graduate employment
,
languages
,
quotas
,
Richard Bruton
,
science
,
teacher training
,
Teaching
Fees, access and admissions
,
Governance and administration
Trinity needs to shake off its classist image
12 Feb, 2018
steve
social class
,
TCD
Fees, access and admissions
,
Governance and administration
Alleged victims in UCC harassment case asked to sign confidentiality agreements
12 Feb, 2018
steve
confidentiality agreements
,
Patrick O'Shea
,
sexual harassment
,
UCC
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
Irish undergraduate applications to UK universities fall for fifth consecutive year
12 Feb, 2018
steve
HEA
,
IUA
,
RIA
,
UK
Fees, access and admissions
What Does Open Access Mean #icanhazPDF
12 Feb, 2018
steve
journals
,
open access
Research
Funding priorities of Science Foundation Ireland need re-balancing
12 Feb, 2018
steve
basic research vs applied research
,
Fianna Fáil
,
James Lawless
,
SFI
Research
Trends in higher education
12 Feb, 2018
steve
graduate employment
,
What are universities for?
Teaching
Proposed Exam Changes Will Only See Students Suffer
12 Feb, 2018
steve
exams
,
TCD
Teaching