UL president to tell PAC she is ‘keen to draw a line under the controversies’ of past
Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts
BOI decision to discontinue graduate medical student loan ‘catastrophic’
Bank loan ‘last viable option for students to progress’, says UCD student union president
Two arrested over alleged €450,000 fraud at UL
Men (60s) held over fraud understood to date back at least a decade in Limerick university
Miriam Lord: Taoiseach full of the joys of spring as Omicron storm passes
Micheál Martin relieved to be bringing good news on Ireland’s new Independence Day
Disabled students in private colleges to have access to State supports
Move follows refusal by authorities to provide supports to Dublin teenager
Vaccines to be made available to 16 and 17-year-olds next month, says Harris
Minister confident third level students will be ‘mainly on-site’ this academic year
ECDC says education must prepare for Covid outbreaks in unvaccinated children
HSE in discussions with Department of Education about provision of antigen testing in schools and colleges next autumn
Combative style key to choice of Robert Watt as top health mandarin
Salary rise of €80,000 to €292,000 a year indicative of desire to pursue ‘reform’ agenda
I’ve just won a scholarship. So the Government wants to take away my disability allowance
I’m educated, disabled and penalised. Why not allow me to play to my strengths?
Hospitality and tourism workers urged to take new courses ahead of reopening
Department of Higher Education announces two online skills programmes for workers
Officials warned Minister of implications of health post pay hike
Files show Donnelly wanted secretary general post filled quickly on permanent basis
Third-level colleges aim to resume more face-to-face teaching early next year
On-campus sporting activity likely to resume subject to public health advice
Leaving Cert Q&A: How exactly did errors hurt student grades?
It may not prove possible to take up new CAO offers for certain very high-demand courses
Waiting game for students as review into grading gets under way
About 6,500 students awarded grades lower than they should have received, says Minister
Leaving Cert Q&A: How did the errors happen and will students get new CAO offers?
Anywhere from a few hundred to 1,000 new college places may be needed, writes Carl O’Brien
Language students doing classes online should receive refund on fees, says council
Government repeats call for English language schools to commit to ‘voluntary moratorium’ on recruitment
Should you consider a postgrad during the pandemic?
In a recession, people may want to stay in education but there are challenges
Thousands of third level students in Dublin to have limited access to college campuses
Social and club activities to be suspended until further notice
Tender process for six higher education buildings due ‘immediately’
Pledge to deliver 11 buildings set to facilitate extra 8,000 student places upon completion
Universities lack cash to survive ‘beyond short time frame’
Talks over €100m emergency funding to help colleges to reopen in September
Time to be ambitious. We need a Department of Higher Education and Research
We need to create globally-competitive universities that perform ground-breaking research which drives innovation economies
Universities eye more Irish students to replace overseas losses
Fall in foreign student numbers could result in drop in CAO points for number of courses
UK professor warns state of Irish higher education a ‘national crisis’
Colleges will plummet further down rankings unless action taken, says Hugh Brady
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