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Daily Archives: 28 April, 2020
‘We Need You’, Taoiseach Tells Trinity’s Graduating Medicine Students
28 Apr, 2020
steve
graduation ceremonies
,
ICT
,
internet
,
Leo Varadkar
,
TCD
Governance and administration
Nearly half of international students against doing degrees online amid Covid-19
28 Apr, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
international students
,
online teaching
,
surveys
,
UK
Fees, access and admissions
Covid-19: Quarantined Leaving Cert students could sit exams in isolation
28 Apr, 2020
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coronavirus
,
DES
,
leaving cert
,
SEC
Teaching
Financially hit universities consider recruitment freeze
28 Apr, 2020
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coronavirus
,
Des Fitzgerald
,
funding
,
IFUT
,
IUA
,
recruitment
,
UCC
,
UG
,
UL
Governance and administration
Putting a value on education
28 Apr, 2020
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funding
,
Green Party
Governance and administration
Time for a rethink on Leaving Cert
28 Apr, 2020
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coronavirus
,
leaving cert
Teaching
Undergraduate Open Day at NUIG to be held online for first time
28 Apr, 2020
steve
ICT
,
internet
,
open days
,
UG
Governance and administration
College Restarts Could Cause ‘Enrolment Chaos’, Warns Trade Union
28 Apr, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
IFUT
Teaching
Poor wifi, home distractions: Students on the reality of online classes
28 Apr, 2020
steve
Governance and administration