Bringing higher education into every region of Ireland
Technological universities are not intended to be the same as traditional universities, writes Simon Harris, Minister for Further and Higher Education.
Technological Universities: regional institutions with global reach
Ireland’s third-level sector is undergoing a process of wide-ranging reform
External assessment protects the integrity of State exams. Why put this at risk?
Opinion: As teacher union conferences get underway, there’s no shortage of urgent issues
New fund of more than €17m for struggling third-level students
Fund will help students who can’t meet costs, with mental health funding also announced
Donegal to the fore in the switch to remote working
County already boasts a growing network of remote and co-working hubs
Other institutions: All you need to know about open days
A diverse range of courses are on offer for prospective students
Second Dublin construction site closed over coronavirus
Worker on site in Grangegorman had also been at Dublin site closed on Monday
RCSI to bring forward exams amid concern over spread of coronavirus
State exams body taking Department of Health advice over Junior and Leaving Cert
Woman claims work denied on building site as not a man
Experienced civil engineer’s dismay at construction company ‘looking for a man’
The college experience – more than just a degree
University is where you will gain knowledge you can use throughout your life. We spoke to six university presidents for their take on what third level has to offer
Southeast university designation possible ‘within three years’
Report says ‘no alternative’ to merger between Waterford IT and IT Carlow
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