Athlone Institute of Technology

A new report shows there is just one full-time black female academic professor in Irish academia

Further Education Colleges seeing greater interest in pandemic-related courses

Pledge to deliver 11 buildings set to facilitate extra 8,000 student places upon completion

Acquisition of voice and data services business is third by Dublin company this year

Company working with SFI-backed centre to help automate data management offerings

Covid-19 might persuade more students to opt for healthcare courses

World Rare Diseases Day: Three people on how their unusual conditions affect their lives

Mary Mitchell O’Connor says the gender equality move is ‘game-changing moment’

‘Strong older people fall and get back up while weak older people fall and stay down’

Pace of growth significantly outstrips number of Irish students

New to the Parish: Patrycja Jurkowska arrived from Poland in 2004 and again in 2005

Asylum seekers must pay international fees to go on to third level in Ireland

Systems behind Apollo 11 were thousands of times less powerful than a modern phone but they did not crash or malfunction

Space sector in Ireland employed 2,000 in 2014; and is set to rise to 4,500 by 2020

Watchdog questions capacity of institutions to manage large-scale construction projects

Centenarians attribute long life to friendships and interest in world around them

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Sexual assault at college is usually a hidden issue. This week it tumbled into the open

Gardaí in Athlone appeal for witnesses to fatal collision on Tuesday morning

‘Rosemary is well used to tragedy,’ says family friend and priest Fr Shea Casey

The course comes as report says the lack of skilled workers threatens property sector

Taoiseach’s office intervened on National Development Plan following rural criticism

Scientists from NUI Galway and Athlone Institute of Technology involved in two year-project

Centres will be based on third level campuses will support 650 highly skilled researchers

Submission to Government says midlands town could double in size before 2040

The Community Games are a uniquely Irish affair that has been running for 50 years

‘Many think of cancer as being local or having spread but myeloma is very different’

There are simply not enough qualified graduates in several disciplines to fill all the jobs available

An egg a day keeps the doctor away . . . in theory

Mickey Harte and star players tour country’s clubs to battle obesity epidemic

New year promises a richness of fare across all artistic forms in all part of the country

Big hopes for festivals throughout the coming year

Graduates could repay €16,000-€20,000 in tuition fees over a 10- to 15-year period

Injunction threat forces OCI to shelve Rio tickets inquiry, as third executive quits

With John Delaney and Kevin Kilty leaving, the time is right to reform Olympics body

Numbers in line to expand from 50 firms to more than 80 in the next four years

Athletes gather for national competitions that span the world of sport and beyond

7,000 young people to attend national finals seens as a ‘first milestone’ for future Irish athletes

Higher Education Authority report shows how much each college pays to provide service

Shannon Retail Park’s rent roll will reach €210,482 in April 2017