Higher Education
Editorial
College’s Rankings Strategy Now Seems Like a Fool’s Errand
The Provost’s attempts to essentially game university rankings has fallen flat.
New Report Recommends NCAD and IADT Merger
A HEA report recommends NCAD and IADT joining together to create a 'university of creative arts'.
Editorial
For 50 Years, TCDSU’s Remained Steadfast and on the Right Side of History
Even during fallow periods, there has been a consistency to TCDSU’s countenance.
Contribution
Trinity’s New Ranking Demands Government Action
The QS rankings are embarrassing for Trinity. But it's the government that should be red-faced, writes Matthew Murphy.
New SFI Course to Train 600 Postgraduates in Digital Technology
The new programme will enhance the ‘skills, employability and leadership potential’ of Irish students.
Government Promises Legal Solutions to Spiralling Student Rents
This promise comes after last night's Dáil debate on student accommodation.
Editorial
When Ambition Leaves Students as an Afterthought
The new E3 institute reveals something of the demarcation between ambitions and wider government policy.
Nuair a Fhágann Uaillmhian Mic Léinn mar Athsmaoineamh
Léiríonn an Institiúid nua E3 go bhfuil teorann ann idir uaillmhianta agus polasaithe an rialtais.
HEA Faces ‘Risks’ Under New Data Protection Rules
The Higher Education Authority could face challenges collecting data from Irish colleges under stricter data protection laws.
Disadvantaged Students Half as Likely to Progress in College
Students from DEIS schools had a non-progression rate of 19 per cent, according to new figures from the Higher Education Authority.