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Daily Archives: 07 October, 2020
‘Appalled’ at decision to close GMIT Mayo business department
07 Oct, 2020
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Alan Dillon
,
GMIT
Governance and administration
Are Essay Mills Threatening the Integrity of Academia?
07 Oct, 2020
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cheating
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essay mills
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plagiarism
,
QQI
Legal issues
,
Teaching
USI publishes views on higher education delivery for rest of semester one
07 Oct, 2020
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coronavirus
,
online teaching
,
USI
Teaching
International students living off-campus during Covid-19 pandemic face lack of support from University
07 Oct, 2020
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coronavirus
,
international students
,
UG
Life
Lecture Streaming
07 Oct, 2020
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ICT
,
internet
,
lectures
,
online teaching
Teaching
Minister Harris announces allocation of €34.33m in Transformation Funding for Technological Universities
07 Oct, 2020
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funding
,
HEA
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Simon Harris
,
technological universities
Governance and administration
Income data for thousands of students receiving grants is ‘incomplete’
07 Oct, 2020
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DPER
,
maintenance grants
,
SUSI
Fees, access and admissions
UCD and NUIG to stay teaching online until after Christmas
07 Oct, 2020
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Andrew Deeks
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coronavirus
,
online teaching
,
UCD
,
UG
Teaching