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Brexit Blocks Medical Students in the North from Internships in Ireland
The Department of Health has said that it hopes to rectify the issue by the end of the year.
College to Provide FFP2 Masks to Some Staff, Students
Trinity's Living With COVID committee has approved a purchase of 75,000 such masks.
Trinity Ranked 12th Most International University Worldwide
College has dropped four places from the 2021 rankings, compiled by the Times Higher Education.
Strong Support Among Students for Schrödinger Theatre to be Renamed
Several respondents of a survey suggested the theatre be named after Ernest Walton.
UL president: Lack of Funding Pushing Irish Colleges Down in Rankings
Prof Kerstin Mey has called for 'urgent Government funding' for a new funding model for higher education.
Feachtas Seolta do Cheathrú Gaeilge agus an Ghaeilge a Spreagadh san Ardchathair
D’fhógair an tAire Stát don Ghaeltacht agus Spóirt Jack Chambers maoiniú de €325,000 don fheachtas.
UL Launches new Traveller Studies Lecturing Position
The position will improve links between the Travelling and settled communities through teaching and research.
Queen’s to Return to In-Person Teaching
The Belfast university moved online earlier this month due to a surge in Omicron cases in Northern Ireland.
Harris Announces Funding for Research into Gender-Based Abuse
Some 77 projects investigating contemporary societal issues will receive funding from the Irish Research Council.
NPHET’s Philip Nolan Takes up New Role as Head of SFI
Science Foundation Ireland provides funding to scientists and engineers.