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Daily Archives: 26 January, 2021
‘Minister for Higher Education needs to stand up for students – Senator Fintan Warfield’
26 Jan, 2021
steve
fees
,
Fintan Warfield
,
funding
,
Niall Collins
,
Simon Harris
,
Sinn Féin
Fees, access and admissions
From Horizon 2020 to Horizon Europe: Why it is not yet ‘business as usual’ for UK universities
26 Jan, 2021
steve
Brexit
,
EU
,
Horizon Europe
,
research funding
,
UK
Research
Why should the Leaving Cert have to be ‘brutal but fair’?
26 Jan, 2021
steve
leaving cert
,
Patrick Prendergast
,
TCD
Fees, access and admissions
,
Teaching
Schols Quota Debacle: The Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing
26 Jan, 2021
steve
scholarships
,
TCD
Governance and administration
Universities have thrived despite past disruptions and could grow even stronger after COVID-19
26 Jan, 2021
steve
What are universities for?
Governance and administration
TCDSU Urges Candidates in Provost Elections to Prioritise Climate Action
26 Jan, 2021
steve
climate change
,
TCD
Governance and administration
Galway to show compassion to students sitting exams
26 Jan, 2021
steve
coronavirus
,
exams
,
student unions
,
UG
Governance and administration
New UCC survey to ask students about their opinions on drugs
26 Jan, 2021
steve
drugs
,
UCC
Research
Students Can Lose 20% of €250 Fee Refund to Tax Clawback
26 Jan, 2021
steve
coronavirus
,
student finances
Governance and administration