Daily Archives: 12 August, 2020

Examination Shenanigans

Why has a gap suddenly become such a risky option?

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New contract for lecturers in technological universities "A new academic contract for technological university lecturers is to be brought forward by Simon Harris, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, early next ...
Cork’s ‘college of the future’ and major expansion of MTU to be announced today "A digital ‘college of the future’ is to be built in Cork City, the Irish Examiner can reveal. And plans for a multi-million expansion and ...
Colleges jump at chance to open more places in dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, medicine and veterinary "There has been big interest among third-level colleges to a call to open new courses or expand student places in dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, medicine and ...
TUS president pleads with government to provide ‘vital piece of infrastructure’ for Limerick "The President of Technological University of the Shannon has issued an impassioned plea on government to build the second phase of the Northern Distributor Road ...
On the Multiple Publication of Academic Research "The topic came up in a recent conversation of the ethical issues surrounding what is sometimes erroneously called self-plagiarism, but is more accurately called duplicate ...
Rishi Sunak mulls limiting number of foreign students and dependents "Rishi Sunak is considering a crackdown on foreign students bringing dependents and studying 'low-quality' degrees after net migration to the UK climbed to a record ...
Quarter of Trinity College Dublin students seeking counselling ‘had suicidal thoughts’ "About 25% of students seeking counselling support at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) have expressed suicidal thoughts in the past 12 months. Data obtained by the ...
Ireland has far higher rate of third-level education than EU average, CSO data shows "Ireland has a far higher rate of third-level education than the EU averages, with women more likely to attain it than men, new data shows ...
Limerick Council call for direct bus service from Raheen to UL "The National Transport Authority (NTA) has been asked to provide funding for a direct bus service from Raheen and Dooradoyle to the University of Limerick ...
Trinity College Trust donates €1 million to Old Library Restoration fund "Trinity College Trust has donated €1 million to the Old Library Restoration fund. The TCD Association and Trust, a voluntary committee made up of Trinity ...
University of Limerick establish new hub for commuting students "The chickens are coming home to roost at Irish education - poor pay, high rents, unnecessary administration, unreal deterioration in student behaviour post Covid, and ...
PhDs Face Delays in Promised €500 One-Off Payment "The €500 increase in the PhD stipend promised to postgraduate researchers funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) as part ...

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