Higher Education
Cáineadh Dearcadh Harris Maidir le Cúrsaí Gaeilge Tríú-Leibhéal
Dúirt Éamon Ó Cuív nach mbeidh go leor oibrithe le Gaeilge acu chun freastal ar an éileamh a chruthóidh an Bille Teanga.
Staff Under ‘Unprecedented Pressure’ With Continuation of Online Learning
Most students have a combination of online and in-person classes this semester.
Ireland’s Spending on Education Lowest in OECD
Investment per student for tertiary education was slightly higher than the OECD average.
TCDSU ‘Shocked’ at IUA’s Stance on Fees
TCDSU and UCDSU have criticised the Irish Universities Association's resistance to scrapping the student contribution charge.
The Government Isn’t Taking the Spiralling Cost of College Seriously
We cannot allow higher education to become a luxury which is only accessible to students from wealthy families, writes Mary Lou McDonald.
Editorial
Trinity’s Rankings Bump Should be Applauded – and Studied
Trinity is up nine places in the Times Higher Education World Universities Rankings for 2022
IUA Urges Students to get Vaccinated Ahead of Return to Lectures
Over 82 per cent of 16-29 year olds have received one dose of the vaccine.
Editorial
€14k Per Year for College is Far Too Much to Ask of Students and Their Families
A report from TU Dublin has estimated that the annual cost of college in Ireland has increased by over €1,000 in two years.
IUA Commits to Maximising In-Person Teaching from September
The ‘Safe Return Plan’ published today sees the IUA commit to “maximising and optimising the on-campus experience for all students”.
Easpa Tagairt don Ghaeilge ag Harris in Acht an Údaráis um Ardoideachas
Mhol an tAire Ardoideachais Simon Harris reachtaíocht maidir leis an nGaeilge a bhaint amach as an Acht, agus alt maidir le cosaint “cultúrtha” ginearálta a chur isteach.