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Daily Archives: 11 December, 2019

UCD plans to expand and become Ireland’s ‘largest’ third-level institution
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • Andrew Deeks, Mary Mitchell O'Connor, student numbers, UCD
  • Governance and administration
Industrial action ballot called off by University of Limerick union
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • Des Fitzgerald, industrial action, restructuring, strike, UL, UNITE
  • Governance and administration
40% of Travellers in further education have only completed primary level
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • travellers
  • Fees, access and admissions
Ministers McHugh and Mitchell O’Connor announce €10m capital grant scheme for institutes of technology and TU Dublin
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • funding, HEA, ITs, Joe McHugh, Mary Mitchell O'Connor, TUD
  • Governance and administration
Belgian university closes its Chinese state-funded Confucius Institute after spying claims
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • Belgium, China, Confucius Centres
  • Governance and administration
Predatory journals: no definition, no defence
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • journals, predatory journals
  • Research
Royal College of Surgeons becomes State’s ninth university
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • legislation, Mary Mitchell O'Connor, RCSI, university status
  • Governance and administration
Do You Truly Grasp Why That Student Keeps Missing Class?
  • 11 Dec, 2019
  • steve
  • Life

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