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Daily Archives: 14 May, 2019
Almost 2,500 student beds being developed in Cork as a fresh application is lodged with City Hall
14 May, 2019
steve
Cork IT
,
planning
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student accommodation
,
UCC
Governance and administration
Universities told to refund half of students’ tuition fees for failing to make up missed lectures during strikes
14 May, 2019
steve
UK
Legal issues
,
Teaching
Dublin lecture theatre to be named after Veronica Guerin
14 May, 2019
steve
DCU
,
Veronica Guerin
Governance and administration
The Threat of the Mega-Providers in Higher Education
14 May, 2019
steve
Teaching
The death of the literature review and the rise of the dynamic knowledge map
14 May, 2019
steve
Research
Graduation by Grade Is a Relic of a Bygone Trinity
14 May, 2019
steve
degree classification
,
graduation ceremonies
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TCD
Governance and administration
Uproar over closure of UCD’s Campus Bookshop
14 May, 2019
steve
UCD
Governance and administration
Without Funding, Universities Will Struggle to Keep Their Standards Intact
14 May, 2019
steve
funding
,
quality assurance
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Tom Boland
Governance and administration