Higher Education
Editorial
A Large-Scale Funding Campaign Represents a Shift in Trinity’s Approach to Funding
The campaign represents a makeshift answer to a persistent funding shortage with no clear solution in sight.
After Years of Frustration, Institutes of Technology Staff to Strike on February 3rd
Institutes of technology will see their lecturing staff go on strike, calling for the government to re-evaluate and open a conversation on the future of higher education in Ireland.
Social Democrats Would Reduce Student Contribution by €1000
The party, due to launch their manifesto this morning, would also reintroduce postgraduate maintenance grants.
“Students Against Fees” Commit to Two National Rallies in Coming Weeks
The meeting, which took place tonight, decided to hold a rally on February 3rd, in conjunction with a planned strike by the TUI.
Labour Promises to Reduce Student Contribution Charge by €500 if Elected
Minister for Education also discussed €100 million in additional funding and supports for third-level at Connolly Café Youth Forum.
At Education World Forum, Lynn Ruane Speaks About Access To Education
The forum, attended by over 80 ministers for education from around the world, was held in London.
In AARP, USI has a Roadmap for Single-issue Advocacy
Defeating fees and loan schemes means selling a compelling narrative and getting students to vote.
Trinity Ranked 40th “Most International” University in World
Rankings, released this morning by Times Higher Education, reveal the top 200 most outward-looking institutions in the world.
Analysis
USI Adds its Voice to the General Election
The USI manifesto shows that students have ideas, but their votes will make the difference.
Trinity Awarded Over €10 Million in Research Funding by Science Foundation Ireland
The funding will be used to support five different research projects across College.