Brexit
I Won’t Saddle Students With “Enormous Debt”, Varadkar Tells Trinity on 425th Anniversary
Varadkar spoke to Trinity staff and students about access to education, Brexit and higher education funding models.
Ireland’s Universities Could Reap Brexit’s Benefits, if they Seize its Opportunities
Neale Richmond, who chairs the Seanad Brexit Committee, argues that Irish higher education is uniquely placed to benefit from Brexit.
With Ambitions to Transform Dublin, Trinity’s €1bn Second Campus Could Require 20% State Funding
Some buildings on the new technology campus in Grand Canal Dock could be completed within five years.
Brexit will Dig up the Past and Distract from the Future, Says Former Taoiseach at Trinity Lecture in London
At the annual Henry Grattan lecture in London, former Taoiseach John Bruton warned of the challenges facing Ireland ahead of the Brexit negoitations.
Prendergast Pledges to “Surmount” Challenges Posed by Brexit
Provost Prendergast Prendergast has expressed Trinity’s hope that non-EU fees will not be introduced for British and Northern Irish students.
Why Trinity? Selling the University to Students Across the World
Amid funding uncertainties and a global emphasis on internationalisation, Trinity is putting more effort into attracting non-EU students and taking advantage of Brexit.
Universities to Lobby Against International Fees for Northern Irish Students Post-Brexit
In an interview, the CEO of the Irish Universities Association said the organisation would try and achieve lower fees for Northern students.