Category : Fees, access and admissions

The Cuts in UK Higher Education

‘Positive news’ medical students now able to access tuition fee loans for Magee – Delargy

International enrolment hit by policies, visa curbs – Study

Some 56% have degree-level qualification with rates higher among young people and women

Save the Hume Scholarships!

Minister O’Donovan starts the conversation on disability supports in tertiary education

Minister O’Donovan announces €27.5 million Research Ireland investment in early-career researchers

Minister O’Donovan announces major increase in healthcare places across Ireland

19 Oct, 2024
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Fees, access and admissions

‘USI launches the Student Manifesto ahead of upcoming General Election’

Anger among student nurses after exclusion from €500 subsistence payment

Does College Favour International Students?

The Return of the Hume Doctoral Scholarships?

Budget 2025: What’s in it for students?

Student contribution fee set to be cut by €1,000 in Budget

UK universities urge government to restart flow of EU students after Brexit

Abolishing college fees not a priority if returned to Government, say Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil

Analysis: Zurich Cost of Education Survey reveals the scale of third level cost increase

Mitchell Scholars programme ‘faces closure unless reliable funding can be secured’

Two new veterinary colleges to almost double number of such graduates each year

Minister O’Donovan publishes the annual Cost of Education paper

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