Ninth Level Ireland – Page 2 – Irish University News Politics and Law

Cost of living fund worth €4.3m unveiled to help struggling students

Accountancy chief says Leaving Cert puts people off the profession

Decision on what could be NI’s biggest ever student block deferred at last minute

TUI and ASTI exploring possible merger into single secondary teachers’ union

Sacked Trinity College employee claims he was unfairly dismissed after guilty plea to sexual assault on US tourist

Death of DCU academic Greg Foley highlights ongoing coronavirus threat

Students oppose ‘inadequate’ plans to move Leaving Cert exams to fifth year

Irish universities to review how they assess students following threat posed by AI chatbot

The downfall of higher education rankings

Update issued on major student accommodation plan for Limerick

Marking Schemes

Preprint review should form part of PhD programmes and postdoc training

Irish immigration policy ‘a disincentive for highly skilled people’

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin: ‘It was important to me to get a formal apology from UCD’

Nigerian academic forced to quit PhD studies over ‘hypocritical’ visa requirements

Lecturers urged to review assessments in UK amid concerns over new AI tool

Essay Mills and ChatGPT

70,000 university workers to strike in row over pay, conditions and pensions

Minister Harris gives go-ahead for next phase of proposed capital investment for TU Dublin

Old Library Redevelopment Project December 2022

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