Higher Education
NUIG Refunds Students for Their Course After Quality Concerns
The refunds were granted after journalism students complained about the lack of placement options and poor communication.
International Student Fee Hike a ‘Complete Betrayal’, Says TCDSU President
TCDSU President Shane De Rís said that College has increased the fees of international students studying in the E3 institute.
Editorial
It Would Be Unwise for College to Underestimate Take Back Trinity Again
A sudden five per cent increase for some students surely goes against the spirit of March’s fee-certainty agreement.
Institutes of Technology Seek €74.5m Investment in Next Budget
As they transition into technological universities, the institutes of technology are calling for increased funding.
TCDSU Demands Answers After Fee Rise Panic
The union will meet College officials on Monday to discuss an apparent fee increase for international students.
Editorial
Justifiable Criticism for a Brazen €20,000 ULSU Rebrand
Instead of addressing the root causes of student apathy, University of Limerick Students’ Union spent thousands on a rebrand.
Is Ceart Athbhrandáil €20,000 ULSU a Cháineadh
In áit dhul i ngleic leis na bunchúiseanna atá le neamhshuim na mac léinn, chaith Aontas na Mac Léinn Ollscoil Luimnigh na mílte ar athbhrandáil.
In Dublin, Ireland’s First Technological University Launched
DIT, ITT and ITB's amalgamation has been approved by the government and will come into effect as soon as January 2019.
UCDSU Proposes National Plastics Levy to Fund Higher Education
The union has called for a 25c charge on disposable coffee cups to generate extra funding for higher education in its prebudget submission.
Ibec Calls on Government to Invest Surplus Funds in Higher Education
The business lobby group called for increased investment for higher education in Budget 2019.