Higher Education
Editorial
The Logic Behind the IUA’s U-Turn on Student Loans is Not So Sound
The association's agnosticism is not some shift in a master plan, but rather a response to vague government statements.
Níl Cúis Idé-Eolaíoch Taobh Thiar d’Athrú IUA Maidir le hIasachtaí Mac Léinn
Níl agnóiseachas an IUA mar gheall ar athrú éigin ar mháistirphlean na heagraíochta, ach mar fhreagra ar ráitis doiléire ón rialtas.
Caithfidh USI Fanacht Láidir sa Troid in Éadan Táillí
Cé go bhfuil an taoide ag tiontú ó scéim iasacht mhac léinn, tá na hollscoileanna fós gann ar mhaoiniú.
Editorial
USI Has Stepped Off the Anti-Fees Pedal, and May End Up Regretting It
Despite signs that the tide has turned away from a student loan scheme, universities are still starved of funding.
No Changes to Barriers for Asylum Seekers in College
The access to college scheme, for which only one asylum seeker qualified in 2017, will continue in identical format for a fourth year.
Number of Exams Set to Drop by 11%
Trinity is trying to use more continuous assessment and project work as part of the Trinity Education Project.
Schrodinger 75 is a Historic Gathering of Great Minds
Trinity's commemoration of Erwin Schrodinger's 1943 lecture series will honour Schrodinger's greatest legacy, writes Prof Luke O'Neill.
Christmas Exam Plans Involve Evening and RDS Sittings
Three exams will be scheduled per day, with no student sitting more than two exams per day.
Trinity Best in Europe for Producing Entrepreneurs
The university has risen two places in this year's list, ranking 48th in the world.
The Universities’ Right-Hand Man: Ned Costello on Loans, Leadership and Brexit
The IUA is a key lobby group in the ongoing higher education debate and Ned Costello, its CEO, has big ideas about what the sector should look like.