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Daily Archives: 29 October, 2020
Provost applications open as change to Statutes to allow electronic voting considered
29 Oct, 2020
steve
TCD
Governance and administration
Students cannot continue to be exploited by paying for Accommodation they are prevented from using
29 Oct, 2020
steve
coronavirus
,
Rose Conway-Walsh
,
Sinn Féin
,
student accommodation
,
student finances
Governance and administration
Bologna process: Decent salaries and fair working conditions are the pillars for high-quality higher education
29 Oct, 2020
steve
Bologna
,
ETUCE
Governance and administration
Screencasting: the safety net that encourages creativity and spontaneity
29 Oct, 2020
steve
online teaching
Teaching
International Student Fees: An Ongoing Rise That is Set to Stop?
29 Oct, 2020
steve
fees
,
international students
,
TCD
Fees, access and admissions
College Proposes Schols ‘Quota’ System Over Fears of Grade Inflation
29 Oct, 2020
steve
scholarships
,
TCD
Teaching
Make Mayo GMIT campus a unit on its own – proposal to minister
29 Oct, 2020
steve
GMIT
Governance and administration