Monthly Archives: September 2018

Irish students reveal their definition of success is ‘being happy’

‘We had to take a stand’: Mother of incorrect Leaving Cert points student

Three Institute of Technologies facing financial black holes as it emerges they are millions in debt

27 Sep, 2018
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Comptroller and Auditor General, Cork IT, DIT, funding, GMIT, HEA, IT Sligo, IT Tralee, ITB, ITs, Oireachtas, PAC, Seamus McCarthy, WIT
Governance and administration

Students Launch ‘Paper Free TCD’ Campaign

Q&A: What are the implications of the Leaving Cert appeals ruling?

President urges students to speak out about mental health issues

Debate: Emmanuel Macron’s European university, an IDEA for moving Europe forward

Bruton must act on dysfunctional Leaving Certificate appeals process – Byrne

Review of appeals process for State exams to be carried out following vet student’s High Court challenge

Trinity students have week’s rent refunded in unfinished luxury accommodation

Hillary Clinton to get Honorary Degree from Queen’s

Activists claim TUI Executive have ‘failed utterly’ to bring in equal pay for new teachers

University chiefs ‘urge education secretary to ban essay mills’

Calls for universities to delay registration dates after Leaving Cert student wins High Court case

Queen’s University retains world ranking

Future college places at risk without action on funding, statement warns

27 Sep, 2018
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funding, IFUT, IUA, Mary Mitchell O'Connor, Peter Cassells, Richard Bruton, THEA, TUI, USI
Governance and administration

IUA and THEA, joint call with students and staff unions for Government to address Higher Education funding Crisis

TUI to ballot members on Government pay deal proposals

South East employers back bid for TU Status

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