Monthly Archives: August 2020

Harris hoping to focus on reducing third-level fees

Third-level fees must be reduced to reflect reality – Rose Conway-Walsh TD

Students call for reduced remote learning fees as colleges set to charge full €3k

Union’s fears after Queen’s confirms face-to-face lectures

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Students should have rents refunded in event of second lockdown, says higher education minister

WIT to host all lectures remotely for academic year

College students report in high numbers to Cork Sexual Violence Centre

Leaving Cert students to learn details of adjustments to calculated grades process

The Blueprints for Trinity’s Long-Awaited Black Studies Module

Norma Foley: Colleges can charge students full €3k in fees

Reopening universities could spark second coronavirus wave, academics warn

College party crackdown by Coalition

UK university reopenings risk ‘public health crisis’, academics warn

COVID-19 pandemic – Years of potential intellectual life lost

Higher Ed Department Angling to Increase High-Points Course Capacity

Staff and Students Should Be Tested Twice Weekly, says Luke O’Neill

College during Covid: Why students have every right to be angry

NUI Galway confirms student timetables will be issued next week

Call for proposals under the Postgraduate Skills Provision and Modular Skills Provision

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