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Monthly Archives: November 2018
HEA Strategic Plan 2018-2022
30 Nov, 2018
steve
HEA
Governance and administration
Ulster University ‘cancer cluster’ investigated
30 Nov, 2018
steve
health and safety
,
UU
,
UUJ
Governance and administration
Do women in physics get fewer citations than men?
30 Nov, 2018
steve
citations
,
gender
,
physics
Research
Santry Stacks Full and ‘Not Fit for Purpose’
30 Nov, 2018
steve
libraries
,
TCD
Governance and administration
Public servants ‘in limbo’ as law to change retirement age faces ‘tight’ Christmas deadline
30 Nov, 2018
steve
legislation
,
Oireachtas
,
Paschal Donohoe
,
pensions
,
public sector pensions
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
Third level education pays – but at a cost
30 Nov, 2018
steve
CSO
,
EU
,
graduate employment
,
pay
Governance and administration
The Future of Working Time
30 Nov, 2018
steve
IFUT
,
work conditions
Research
University of Limerick criticised for ‘misleading’ PAC over pension top-ups
29 Nov, 2018
steve
Comptroller and Auditor General
,
Des Fitzgerald
,
Don Barry
,
Oireachtas
,
PAC
,
UL
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
ASTI rejects pay deal for new entrant teachers
29 Nov, 2018
steve
ASTI
,
industrial action
,
pay
,
public sector pay
Governance and administration
Higher Education Institutions – Funding
29 Nov, 2018
steve
Bernard Durkan
,
funding
,
Joe McHugh
Governance and administration
Brexit, Irish Higher Education and research: challenges and opportunities
29 Nov, 2018
steve
Brexit
,
HEA
,
international students
,
UK
Governance and administration
Dáil: Future of funding of third-level education
29 Nov, 2018
steve
funding
,
Joe McHugh
,
Oireachtas
,
Thomas Pringle
Governance and administration
Does science have a bullying problem?
29 Nov, 2018
steve
bullying
Governance and administration
UCD President’s Mar-a-Lago
29 Nov, 2018
steve
Andrew Deeks
,
UCD
Governance and administration
Founder of UCD could be canonised next year
29 Nov, 2018
steve
John Henry Newman
,
UCD
Governance and administration
NUIGSU lose case against student accommodation provider Cúirt na Coiribe
29 Nov, 2018
steve
student accommodation
,
student unions
,
UG
Governance and administration
Are lectures dying out?
29 Nov, 2018
steve
lectures
Teaching
In Response to Criticism the Plan S Adopts a Flexible Stance Toward Paywall-Based Journals and Hybrid Open Access
29 Nov, 2018
steve
journals
,
open access
Research
Over half of Trinity’s teaching spaces are rarely used
29 Nov, 2018
steve
TCD
Teaching
Physics Has an Obvious Gender Problem – So How Does Someone End Up Thinking the Field is Biased Against Men?
29 Nov, 2018
steve
equality
,
gender
,
physics
Research
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