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Daily Archives: 06 May, 2019
Universities extend closing times to early hours of morning to cope with demand
06 May, 2019
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exams
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libraries
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stress
Life
The New ‘University Journals’ in the Marketplace
06 May, 2019
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journals
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open access
Research
My London history students’ knowledge of Ireland is, at times, shocking
06 May, 2019
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history
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UK
Life
‘Students are under so much pressure – they’re like zombies’
06 May, 2019
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exams
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semesterisation
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stress
Life
,
Teaching
Public sector pension levy won’t be abolished
06 May, 2019
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Paschal Donohoe
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pay
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pensions
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public sector pay
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public sector pensions
Governance and administration
Mixed reactions to Trinity College waiving fees for Ibrahim Halawa due to his ‘unique and special circumstances’
06 May, 2019
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TCD
Fees, access and admissions
Dependence on rote learning costs Leaving Cert students marks, say State examiners
06 May, 2019
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Teaching
CAO courses need a revamp to make them attractive again, warns report
06 May, 2019
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CAO
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Springboard
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THEA
Fees, access and admissions
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Teaching