Higher Education Authority

A photography exhibition of families from across Europe who met through the Erasmus study-abroad programme opens in Dublin on Monday. The show, in St(...)

When you walk past the throngs of English-language students visiting Ireland this summer, you might be walking past tomorrow’s leaders of the free wor(...)

On May 21st, 2018, Osama Abou Hajar stood on the stage of the Killarney Convention Centre in Co Kerry and was handed a piece of paper confirming his n(...)

Teachers’ unions have called for urgent talks with the State Examinations Commission (SEC) to address a joint pay claim and avoid it having to hire in(...)

The University of Limerick (UL) has made financial settlements in the region of €150,000 with three key whistleblowers who highlighted a series of all(...)

The Department of Education is to work with universities to identify ways of improving their performance in international rankings. This follows the (...)

The creation of a new “university of creative arts” from the merger of the National College of Art and Design (NCAD) and the Dún Laoghaire Institute o(...)

Thousands of free or discounted higher-education courses are being made available to workers seeking to upskill in areas where there are skills shorta(...)

Universities whose students get involved in volunteering or efforts to tackle social issues stand to benefit under a system which measures the perform(...)

Work will begin this year on a €60 million development at Trinity College Dublin that will provide 1,800 additional places for students taking courses(...)