Despite their vital role in higher education, many survive on less than €10,000 a year
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Non-European Economic Area nationals using ‘risky’ fake documents are undermining businesses, English language schools say
Scammers are offering documents such as school enrolment letters, health insurance and attendance certs
Student numbers in newly created third-level institutions have dropped over the past two years. The sector now faces strong headwinds
Pandemic era was life-changing for vulnerable learners who were able to access online lectures and alternative assessment - but many say they feel excluded once again
CSO study tracks outcomes for thousands of learners who did not progress to the second year of their degree course
Almost 7,000 students did not progress to the second year of their course in 2021/2022
Latest Higher Education Authority data doesn’t tell us why students have dropped out, but there are clues
UCD's old drama society venue has been transformed into Trapdoor, a €2.5 million state-of-the-art performance theatre
Universities in Ireland required to participate in charter to be eligible for State research funding
Once seen as the future of self-directed learning, secondary schools are increasingly moving to restrict or ban phones
Contestants debated the motion that ‘referendums are no way to run a country’
As the final of The Irish Times Debate nears, we give contestants some last-minute advice
Minister to visit universities in Washington to discuss ways in which educational collaboration between US and Ireland can be deepened
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