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Private School Dominance in High Points Courses Needs to be Understood
Kate Lawler argues that we must question an education system in which the largest student population is the least represented in high-points courses.
Philanthropic Ventures Considered as Funding for Student Services Continues to Decline
Student services are not currently one of the priorities of Trinity's ongoing fundraising campaign.
Student Counselling Service to Launch New Online Service in New Year
The new service will allow students to gain counselling support through Facebook and Twitter.
College to Attract Philanthropic Funding for Postgraduates
A new committee will explore ways of securing philanthropic funding to support postgraduate studentships and bursaries.
Trinity Below National Average in Student Engagement and Satisfaction, According to New Report
The report, the Irish Survey of Student Engagement, also found that only 38 per cent of Trinity respondents have had a positive interaction with administrative staff.
Entry into General Science to be Restructured for New 2018/19 Students
Students filling in their CAO will choose from four new strands. The change comes as part of the Trinity Education Project.
Long-Awaited Conservation Plan Considered by Trinity
The plan would be developed alongside the College Estates Strategy.
Trinity Buys New Fenian St Property for €1.95m
The property is primarily for investment and will not be used for College activities in the near future.
Trinity to Reassess Accommodation Approach, Following Failure to Acquire Numerous Dublin Sites
Over the last two years, Trinity has failed to secure deals on at least five sites with potential for student accommodation.
The Problem With Having a Single, Super University
James Shaw examines the idea that for Ireland to compete with top international universities, it will have to create a single "super university".