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Govt Leaves Door Open to Flexibility on Restructuring of College Board
If the government legislation is passed, the HEA will have increased power over Irish universities.
Múinteoirí ar son Próiseas do Shiollabas Gaeilge Nua Ardteiste a Chur ar Athló
Rinne an t-eagras ionadaíoch oifigiúil do mhúinteoirí iarbhunscoile 'An Gréasán' an suirbhé le 420 múinteoir trasna na tíre.
Trinity Plans to Spend €150,000 on Self-Guided Campus Tour App
The app will provide tours of Trinity’s city-centre campus, along with multiple other features.
Student Doctors, Nurses, Midwives to be Hired as COVID-19 Vaccinators
The Ireland East Hospital Group has advertised vaccinator positions for students in medicine, nursing or midwifery courses.
Trinity’s Inspiring Generations Campaign Hits 150,000 Volunteer Hours
The campaign goal of 150,000 volunteer hours was set out during its launch in 2019, along with an aim to raise €400 million in funding.
USI President: Ministers’ Comments About Students on PUP Are ‘Offensive’
One minister said that, as a result of PUP, there was ‘a real danger we are going to develop a culture of welfare dependency in our students’.
Botany Bay Marquee to be Dismantled on Thursday
The removal of lighting and generators has already begun and will be completed tomorrow.
University Council Approves Three New Postgraduate Courses
The three new options are funded under pillar three of the Irish Human Capital Initiative.
TBSI Urges Caution Amid Reports of Harassment and Drug Dealing Outside Building
Incidents of harassment, drug dealing and drug injection have been reported outside the TBSI building.
Trinity and Ryanair Come Together to Develop Sustainable Aviation Fuels
The project will investigate ‘zero-carbon aircraft propulsion systems’, along with ‘noise mapping’ technologies.