Daily Archives: 14 August, 2020

Masks made mandatory for beginning of term

PhDs Raise Concerns Over Lack of Communication on Re-Opening Plans

Education Minister Peter Weir in eye of the storm over A-level results grading ‘farce’

It is time to end the idiotic cap on the number of local students Northern Ireland’s universities can admit …

WIT urged to Rethink Method of sitting Repeat Exams

‘The emergence of the higher education research field (1976–2018): preferential attachment, smallworldness and fragmentation in its collaboration networks’

Calculated grades

Coronavirus Case Confirmed In UCD Creche

School profiling should not dictate Leaving Cert grades, warns Ombudsman

Top posts – last 7 days

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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Trinity College sets out plans to reopen Science Gallery after contentious closure "Trinity College Dublin has set out plans to reopen the Science Gallery next year after its closure last February, reversing a contentious move that prompted ...
UCD student will ‘fast until death if necessary’ over climate inaction "A student at University College Dublin (UCD) has been on hunger strike for eight days over what he sees as failings of the university and ...
Should Trinity College Rename Its Library? "Listen back: Gript Editor John McGuirk debates academic and activist Ebun Joseph on Newstalk breakfast on the subject of whether historic names of buildings are ...
Government to partially fund 700 student beds – Harris "Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris has said the Government is going to partially fund the construction of almost 700 student accommodation beds ...
Research Bill "Rose Conway-Walsh (Mayo, Sinn Fein): To ask the Minister for Education and Skills when the working group will be established to examine the issues in ...
Nationwide interest in building capacity in Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, Medicine, and Veterinary "A total of 39 expressions of interest have been submitted to the Higher Education Authority in response to a call to identify opportunities to build ...
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 ...
The Gradual, Disjointed Dispersion of Academic Twitter "So far, Twitter endures. On Oct 28, Elon Musk tweeted, 'The bird is freed', signaling what would become his chaotic takeover of the social media ...

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