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Daily Archives: 20 January, 2020
University of Limerick president warns quality of higher education system is ‘at risk’
20 Jan, 2020
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Des Fitzgerald
,
elections
,
UL
Governance and administration
Department of Education clashes with research agency over future direction
20 Jan, 2020
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DES
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HEA
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research funding
,
SFI
Research
Another Week, Another Deportation Case at Third-Level. When Will the State Learn?
20 Jan, 2020
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asylum
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deportation
Governance and administration
Boycotting the Shanghai Rankings?
20 Jan, 2020
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China
,
rankings
Governance and administration
Wicked problems: is there a crisis of morale in higher education?
20 Jan, 2020
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Governance and administration
How Cassells Might Actually be Keeping Third-Level Away From Election Spotlight
20 Jan, 2020
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elections
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funding
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Peter Cassells
Governance and administration
We need clarity on Leaving Cert reform
20 Jan, 2020
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leaving cert
Governance and administration
‘Not the way to go’ – Sinn Fein’s Michelle O’Neill rules out hike in tuition fees
20 Jan, 2020
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Arlene Foster
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fees
,
Michelle O'Neill
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NI
,
Sinn Féin
Fees, access and admissions
,
Governance and administration
Government to consider sanctions for striking teachers
20 Jan, 2020
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ASTI
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DPER
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INMO
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pay
,
public sector pay
,
strike
,
TUI
Governance and administration