More than 650 short, online university-accredited courses subsided by 50-80 per cent of normal costs
Irish Universities Association
Irish Universities Association ‘does not believe there is strong demand’ for longer leases
Eight PhD researchers compete against the clock to distil their niche findings into bite-sized presentations
Staff complain of not being paid out of term and being employed on temporary or part-time contracts
Government told rising student-staff ratios threaten education quality in a sector facing a €600m financial shortfall
Simon Harris says €1.5 billion surplus could be used to help upskill or reskill thousands of employees
Expansion plans would see a sharp increase in medical and nursing students in ‘coming years’
A new initiative from Ireland’s universities offers skills development to help fast track career growth and job sector switches
Those working in sector paid average of just €7.88 per hour while excluded from supports for other workers, say representatives
Europe-wide report says Irish universities face greater controls and lack of freedom over recruitment
Anxiety in Government as all but 41 of 1,316 applications last year came from people in China amid geopolitical tumult
Statistics show host nations often get the best and brightest the world has to offer
Results delay risks chaos finding accommodation or studying abroad, students warn
Third-level funding plans seeks university reforms in exchange for extra funding
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