No international student will want to study in the US. Who would want to bet their future education on the chance that the American courts will restrain Trump?

From the housing crisis and precarious work to putting off big life decisions such as marriage and children, four people aged 19-37 are wary of what’s ahead

University says finances are ‘finely balanced’ as it calls for long-term sustainable funding model for higher education sector

Programme for biopharma sector is joint venture between UL and leading international companies

College purchased property for €8m in 2019 but wrote down value by €3m four years later

Final list of course choices must be submitted to the CAO by 5pm on July 1st  

You can still revise your CAO application before the July 1st deadline – here’s what to consider

For many students, the combination of small class sizes, hands-on projects and local work placements makes further education courses a strong choice

Appointment of Cambridge-based scientist brings to close turbulent period following dismissal of Prof Philip Nolan

Initiative is expected to target, among others, disillusioned academics who have lost financial backing due to Trump administration

Here’s everything students need to know about the schemes, from eligibility to the application process

We asked TCD’s university transition officer for tips on how incoming first-year students can adapt to third level

Dubliner Oscar Despard (22) is studying for a PhD in molecular biology

Move geared to create professorships in universities and, in some cases, be backed by start-up supports and finance for research teams

Simon Harris said tertiary degrees meant students would not have to worry about Leaving Cert points

Higher education institutions should facilitate open debate – not seek to ‘foster collective understanding’ on controversial matters

Republic’s education system should ‘not be too smug’ as it too streams students, Prof Anne Looney says

Many students are left devastated each year due to errors or omissions in their applications

The US benefited enormously from the migration of European scientists and scholars after the second World War. There is no better time to reverse the trend

Companies and the State need to be more open to importing talent and to examine training options outside traditional third-level route