TU Dublin

As rhetoric heats up over links between Irish and Israeli universities, some Jewish students on campus say they feel isolated and fearful

Most college open days include workshops on subjects such as admissions and scholarships

Average cost of a house built by councils in 2022 was under €300,000, Ictu event told

Round co-led by Act VC, Atlantic Bridge and Yield Lab Europe as group eyes expansion

Many Irish households will spend an extra €1,000 or more on groceries over the next year compared with 2020, and there is zero chance of prices falling to pre-crisis levels, even in the long term

New Innovator: Zenbundle aims to recognise what a consumer is buying online and offer relevant add-on purchases

Rigorous methods for seeking approvals from governing body adopted in wake of university spending €4.7 million on reports into structure, communication and change management

Simon Harris says recruitment of 1,500 staff will lower student-staff ratios in colleges

Lecturers say hiring restrictions have led to worse student-staff ratios, reduced access to tutorials and limited access to supports for vulnerable learners

Cardinal providing finance for construction of 193-bed development next to TUD Grangegorman campus

Benches inscribed with poetry in Wicklow forest first public project by students at TUD’s school of architecture, building and environment

Senior recruiter and career coaches share tips on securing the right opportunity

Opportunities for graduates cited in life sciences, finance, construction, pharmaceutical, engineering and technology

Prof David Fitzpatrick want to create more pathways into university for students outside the points race

While farmers are fearful of being burgled, only one-third have alarm on their dwelling

A degree in communications can provide students with skills such as critical thinking and clear expression that are vital far beyond the world of media

‘80% of Irish timber is exported to other countries (mainly England) where much of it is used in timber framed buildings,’ construction expert says

The fourth industrial revolution will transform the world of work

Artificial intelligence will disrupt the working world – how should it affect students’ course selection?

Both technological and traditional universities are required to meet specific standards and criteria