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Daily Archives: 18 October, 2020
TD raises fresh concerns over future strategy for Mayo third level facility
18 Oct, 2020
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Alan Dillon
,
DFHERIS
,
GMIT
,
Orla Flynn
Governance and administration
Going Dutch: a new approach to Research Funding?
18 Oct, 2020
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Holland
,
research funding
Research
Cut the Rent TCD not planning a rent strike for 2021
18 Oct, 2020
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protest
,
rent
,
strike
,
student accommodation
,
student finances
,
TCD
,
USI
Governance and administration
Universities through the Looking-Glass: what challenges and opportunities does an online, global future for higher education present?
18 Oct, 2020
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coronavirus
,
online teaching
Teaching
Is Ireland’s International Student Bubble About to Burst?
18 Oct, 2020
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coronavirus
,
fees
,
immigration controls
,
international students
,
language schools
,
migration
Fees, access and admissions
Trinity Hall Like a ‘Prison’ Amid Harsh Coronavirus Rules, Say Residents
18 Oct, 2020
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coronavirus
,
student accommodation
,
student discipline
,
TCD
Life
Pluralisation of research power is diversifying science
18 Oct, 2020
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Research