Third Level

Stay calm and ensure you are clear on how to interpret your grades as they relate to your college requirements

Students from the class of 2026 have more options than ever

Physics and chemistry are often perceived as difficult subjects, but they tend to have a high H1 rate

People possess distinct intelligences, not just one or two that can be captured by an IQ test or examination

Whatever results you have just received are a mark of your resilience over six uniquely challenging years

Friday’s results, in the aggregate, are close to those awarded in 2020

Record expansion to be announced of third-level healthcare places to meet growing demand for services

Bel Aghedo has completed her first year of a law degree at University of Galway

On-campus housing can be both expensive and difficult to secure

The Irish Times will publish a special supplement for those navigating one of the most important milestones in Irish education

From the initial release of results through to the appeals process and on to rounds of college offers

Thousands of disappointed students have always found a way forward

Making the library a second home can pay dividends when exams and assignments fall due

Alex Griu is a second-year psychology student at Trinity College Dublin

Students should realise that many people who suffered exam setbacks have gone on to leave big marks on Ireland and the wider world

A past minister for justice apologised for Irish failure to accept Jews fleeing Nazi persecution

State has delegated responsibility for solving crisis to developers

Universities are educational institutions, not commercial landlords

UCD Village room for almost €12,000 remains Ireland’s most expensive student accommodation

The answers to big global challenges can’t be found within single disciplines

Speed, memory, size and weight will all be factors you need to take into account and all have an impact on your budget

Investor merged his three colleges with fast-growing Dublin Academy of Education grinds school last year

Worldview: Language competence is now just as much part of Ireland’s competitive infrastructure deficit as poor planning

Dublin has been ranked as the 137th least affordable of 150 cities in a new report

Initial project will examine solutions for ‘difficult to recycle’ insulation materials

Students and staff had thought the process was under way, but institution is to close

Television: With all the learning and accomplishments of Irish institutions RTÉ has – presumably for budgetary reasons – limited its scope here to Trinity College

IFUT union says Government allowed recent pay deal to expire ‘without a credible process to replace it’

There are now 87 apprenticeship programmes available in Ireland across 17 sectors, with many more in development

Making your CAO decision is just the starting point for a working life that will involve not only multiple jobs but multiple careers

With a week to go, there is enough time to adopt an approach that keeps the ‘end of the world’ feeling at bay

A selection of less conventional options for study after secondary school

Now that the exams are past-tense, what next in the choreography of securing college places?

Understanding course requirements and content, and what you really want, should be key priorities before you finalise selections

Belief that academic success directly relates to career success in a high status job is under serious question

Key questions to ask before the CAO change of mind deadline

It will be at least 13-18 years after the Leaving Certificate before there is any possibility of her getting a permanent academic position

What you put on the CAO form is the first decision, not the last

You have until July 1st at 5pm to revise your CAO application. Here is what you need to consider

Its closure would be a significant loss not just for Carlow but for the wider southeast