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‘End the points race. Embrace AI. Foster sustainability’: Big ideas for the future of education

Why do so many students refuse to speak during college tutorials? I blame the Leaving Cert

Days of Invigilation

UL President does not deserve pity for her Oireachtas performance

Norma Foley to meet exam chiefs as speculation mounts about Leaving Cert results date

Maynooth’s cancelled student centre cost €1.68 million

Ulster University physiotherapy training places being cut

Stormont budget: Tuition fees could go up to £7,000 a year to raise money

Majority of Irish universities slip down latest global rankings

Comments on the Research and Innovation Bill 2023

Cuts to student nursing places ‘totally unacceptable’ – Dillon

After the Lectures, before the Examinations

Electoral Reform (Amendment) and Electoral (Amendment) Bill 2023: Second Stage

Universities call for curbing of proposed powers for minister on research funding

University of Limerick seeks permission for ‘change use’ for city centre campus

Low-paid PhD researchers should get €25,000 a year, says Government report

Changes in the Calendar

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Senators for university constituencies

NUI seeks to distinguish itself as ‘research intensive’ as more universities come on stream

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