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Daily Archives: 01 March, 2019

Trinity College Dublin Provost wants Brexit measures for students firmed up
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • Brexit, EU, NI, Patrick Prendergast, TCD, UK
  • Fees, access and admissions
Student Literacy, The Function of University, Truth about Poor Degrees
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • literacy, UCD, What are universities for?
  • Teaching
The NUI and Seanad elections
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • Seanad
  • Governance and administration
Influential University of Limerick academic and former Senator Noel Mulcahy passes away
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • Noel Mulcahy, UL
  • Life
And again: what is higher education actually for?
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • Ferdinand von Prondzynski, What are universities for?
  • Governance and administration
‘No Erasmus please, we’re British’
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • Erasmus, EU, Spain, UK
  • Governance and administration
60,000 public sector workers to see pay improvements begin
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • pay, PSSA, public sector pay
  • Governance and administration
Address for success?
  • 01 Mar, 2019
  • steve
  • socioeconomic disparities
  • Fees, access and admissions

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