Leaving Cert results may be late, with fears of knock-on problems
Colleges fear delay to new academic year and last-minute scramble for accommodation
Harney defends role of university governing body in controversial €8 million site deal
Former Tánaiste says governors were ‘horrified’ there was no written valuation
UL president to tell PAC she is ‘keen to draw a line under the controversies’ of past
Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts
Shortage of doctors leads to positive employment prospects for grads
Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly
There have never been more options for school leavers
Many programmes are designed with local employers and are attuned to their needs
BA revival: Renewed interest in range of arts courses
Course profile/arts: Creative, critical thinkers with good analytical and research skills are sought after
Business study options grow as new roles emerge
More than 330 level-eight business courses are available in the country currently
The families fighting for services for children with disabilities: ‘It’s a soulless system’
‘We spend so much time fighting for our kids. Parents are made out to be the villains’
New university places lead to sharp fall in uptake of PLC courses
Proposal for extra third level funding and fee cuts to be considered by Cabinet
University or technological university – what’s in a name?
Technological universities are expected to have an emphasis on level six to eight programmes and industry-focused research
Hines weighs €90m purchase of Ballsbridge office block
Shelbourne Buildings is home to IBM HQ and offices of law firm Whitney Moore
UCD and Queen’s to enhance collaboration on critical areas of research
Move is to enhance co-operation in research and innovation ‘in areas of mutual strength’
Ireland and UK due to host Euro 2028 as other bids fall
Tournament could bring up to 150,000 visitors, with final bid due by early 2023
English language classes planned for Ukrainian refugees
‘Personalised assessments’ to be made available for those people seeking work
Gender inequality remains a serious barrier to female progression in academia
We need to double down on recent progress rather than consider the problem fixed
Two arrested over alleged €450,000 fraud at UL
Men (60s) held over fraud understood to date back at least a decade in Limerick university
Why do a postgraduate degree?
A more specialised qualification can help you change career direction or gain skills
Cross-Border research projects to get €37m funding
Government higher education initiative aims to deliver all-island approaches to innovation
Irish higher education ‘under threat’ from global cheating industry
Officials estimate up to 10% of students may have used contract cheating services
Gender bias in higher education is a threat to us all
Opinion: We need to harness all talents to counter existential threats
Surge in demand for Erasmus places among Irish students is welcome news
Covid badly disrupted the student experience. Many are keen to make up for it abroad
Bacik calls for more disability-friendly design of college buildings
Harris says space survey under way across higher education with focus on disabled access
How can our schools tackle gender-based violence?
Education system is key to challenging and changing the culture of everyday harassment and violence
Employment rates dropped for college graduates during height of Covid-19
Technology graduates highest paid, arts and humanities were lowest
Extra €1.3m for students amid calls for further cost-of-living measures
Top-up to Student Assistance Fund announced to help with cost of food, books, bills
Just like that, Brexit is back on top of the agenda
Inside Politics: Poots upped the ante with an order to halt post-Brexit checks at NI ports
Irish entrepreneurs back air monitoring company ZiggyTec
Company raises €2.5m from backers including the founders of One4All and Ergo
TCD secures exemptions from sweeping Government reforms on accountability
University had warned last year that new Bill would undermine its autonomy
Arts: A broad degree with skills highly sought after in the workforce
Many arts graduates now entering marketing, advertising, journalism, technology and law
Explaining the progression charts of Irish secondary schools
It is important to understand the component parts: there are two key numbers associated with each school listed
Universities face sweeping changes in oversight and governance under new Bill
New ‘co-governance model’ sparks concern over autonomy of third-level colleges
‘We won’t be teaching philosophy’: Meet Ireland’s five newest universities
Higher education is being transformed with merger of institutes of technology - but some fear it is a step in wrong direction
Employers who take on apprentices to get annual €2,000 grant
New apprenticeships in cybersecurity, wind turbines and software to launch next year
Our meritocratic educational system serves us well
Meritocracy has flaws but critics have yet to come up with a superior system
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