Higher Education
Editorial
A Reminder That Increased Fees Aren’t The Only Solution to The Crisis
The consensus among university heads could conceal the fact that debate about the matter is still very much ongoing.
Editorial
Too Much of the Technological University Process is ‘Wait and See’
We still have no idea how these super institutions will contribute to Ireland’s already underfunded third-level sector.
How University Teaching Went Global
From Brexit to government funding, universities are under more pressure than ever to attract international students.
Anne Scott is Shepherding NUI Galway Towards Equality
Anne Scott has listened to the critics and, as NUIG's gender equality vice-president, is promising big changes.
As Technological Status Beckons, Students and Staff Look to the Future
The government has said technological universities will be a new era, while students remain cautiously optimistic.
Double College Fees, Says Outgoing NUIG President
Dr Jim Browne said the increase would be supported by a loan scheme system.
The Most Read Articles of 2017
For the third-ever year, The University Times surpassed one million unique readers in a calendar year, with stories from impeachments to prank emails.
600 Disadvantaged Students to Benefit From New Bursary
Recipients of the 1916 Bursary, which was announced in the Budget, will receive €5,000 per year to finance their studies.
Queen’s University Belfast to Join Controversial Teaching Framework
QUBSU's president said the vote was 'disappointing'.
Don’t Expand Temporary Contracts in Universities, Says Mitchell O’Connor
The comments from the Minister for Higher Education came in an interview with The University Times.