Ireland lagging in global research race due to little public spending on R&D
State needs to treble level of public R&D investment to catch up with leaders Denmark
State needs to treble level of public R&D investment to catch up with leaders Denmark
Ireland languishes near foot of EU league table regardless of how you measure it
Former Higher Education Authority chief criticises Government ‘control’ over sector
Government insists moves will simply place key functions on a legal footing
Leaving Cert reform, compulsory Irish and sex ed will be key issues in the coming year
UCD vice-president questioned Paul O’Toole’s suitability for role in internal email
HEA chief resigned this year amid frustration over Department ‘micro-managing’
Graham Love resigned as HEA boss amid frustration over ‘risk’ faced by colleges
Dr Graham Love resigned as authority chief amid claims of Government interference
Opinion: Many students wonder how they will find accommodation in a housing crisis
Employers’ group says projects being lost because of lack of funding for higher education
Sources claim some key proposed reforms have either been stymied or delayed
Vast majority of top-paid posts held by men despite policies to promote equality
Higher Education Authority chief warns that funding for system is ‘not sustainable’
CIT may face penalties over €13,000 retirement function which featured ice sculpture
Concern over males failing to progress studying computers and construction
Lack of education funding sees Irish universities fall in global rankings, conference told
Prof Malcolm MacLachlan and Prof John J. Walsh praised for ‘world-renowned contributions’
Almost 13,000 young people opted for ‘earn and learn’ options last year
Report prompted by concerns over potential conflicts of interest among staff over commercialisation of research
ICT graduates earn most while those who hold arts degrees have lowest incomes
University president accepts ‘serious mistakes in past’ and apologises for hurt caused
Support funding per student drops by almost two-thirds to €1,025 between 2007 and 2015
There are almost 9,000 PhD students in Irish third-level institutions
Education chief says parents are ‘obsessed’ with sending their children to third-level
Only 21% of professors are women, with no female university head in 400 years
Audits also reveal extra payments to staff and non-compliance with procurement rules
Highest drop-out rates in construction, computer science and engineering courses
WIT president says his involvement with software firm FeedHenry was fully declared
Higher international fees may lead to thousands of students staying at home
Dr Graham Love says Ireland’s higher-education sector faces series of challenges
Fatalities up 62% over 10 years, with half of those who died aged 39 or younger
Report shows depression is the main reason for treatment in all age groups
Irish drinkers consume 445 pints a year as State ranks fourth in OECD for consumption
The Infant Biobank freezer facility contains more than 1.5 million tissue samples from pregnant women and their babies
It's all the fault of gluten, says former Miss World Rosanna Davison, as she sets out to put our diets to right
Most studies examined not suitable to prove or disprove link to health effects, research finds
Miniser for Health Leo Varadkar announces winners of funding from Health Research Board
Biobanking makes donated human tissue accessible for research, so why isn’t more of it being done?
Widespread harmful consumption of alcohol revealed in Health Research Board report
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices