Brian Norton

Construction set to start on new buildings for more than 10,000 students and 600 staff

More academics criticise process of setting up Dublin technology university

Senior staff accuse Prof Brian Norton of not taking their concerns on the plans seriously

First Friday for Startups programme returns to Dogpatch Labs in Dublin later this week

First-half results at IFG have been preceded by a profit warning issued in late July

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

TDs accuse college of misleading members over serious management failures

Dublin-based start-up in talks with Central Bank about Irish licence

Views on next president range from enthusiastic welcome to outright hostility

One of the first big problems facing a new minister will be the issue that is being described by some as ‘the Irish Water of higher education’

Extensive college buildings in Dublin 1 are guiding between €15m and €20m

Future Finance plans to roll out service across Europe, with Ireland launching this year

Six students, five of them from Dublin, were all in their early 20s

Employee survey finds only 35% of DIT staff consider themselves valued

College listed 94th on Times Higher Education’s 100 under 50 ranking

The Technological University Bill has sparked debate about what Institutes of Technology are, what they may become, and how this could affect the third-level sector

DIT president stresses group’s role ‘in bringing Irish culture to new audiences around world’

Huge changes are afoot at DIT as its scattered campus begins the migration to a new home

DIT says first term as president widely recognised as successful