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Daily Archives: 14 November, 2019

Academic cheating using paid-for essays ‘poses threat to integrity of third level’
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • cheating, essay mills, QQI
  • Legal issues, Teaching
UCD advises exchange students in Hong Kong to return home amid ongoing protests
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • China, Hong Kong, protest, student safety, UCD
  • Governance and administration
The New Humanities
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • humanities, US
  • Teaching
Ireland should join Cern, says Oireachtas committee
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • CERN, James Lawless, Oireachtas
  • Research
Crow’s Nest site is being cleared ahead of student apartment development
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • student accommodation, UCC
  • Governance and administration
Galway TD slams government’s treatment of third level students in rural Ireland
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • Éamon Ó Cuív, maintenance grants
  • Fees, access and admissions
University Status Applications – Waterford IT
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • IT Carlow, Joe McHugh, Robert Troy, technological universities, WIT
  • Governance and administration
Third Level Funding
  • 14 Nov, 2019
  • steve
  • funding, Joe McHugh, Róisín Shortall
  • Governance and administration

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