Higher Education Authority

Government plans to introduce greater accountability for the third-level sector, which receives about €1.5 billion in public funding, make sense on th(...)

Technology graduates are earning significantly more than other graduates within five years of leaving college, according to major study by the Central(...)

Third-level colleges face a series of stringent penalties for misconduct including having funding withheld under the biggest shake-up to regulation of(...)

An ice-sculpture for a €13,000 retirement party. Painted portraits of senior staff commissioned at a cost of €20,000. VIP-style expenses for relocatin(...)

More than 200 years after it started training surgeons, the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) is set to become a university following passag(...)

Plans to create a new technological university for the Munster area have suffered a major setback after an international panel raised concerns over th(...)

The capacity of higher-education institutions to manage large-scale construction projects has been called into question by a spending review. The rev(...)

The “prohibitive” cost of training and austerity-era cuts to starting salaries may have led to reduced interest in students choosing teaching as a pro(...)

Arts degrees were once the most popular college choice. They swanned around the school like the queen bee that everybody wanted to hang out with. Thi(...)

Last year was Bliain na Gaeilge when the Irish language was celebrated across the world. More and more people are working in the first language of the(...)