Irish Universities Association

Six of eight grants awarded to women, with five grantees previously supported by IRC

Plan to increase number of students eligible for grants as part of third level funding package

Higher education is being transformed with merger of institutes of technology - but some fear it is a step in wrong direction

Issuing results in August ‘no longer fit for purpose’ and limits students’ options

HEA survey finds high percentage of black and Asian staff earn less than €60k

Colleges say growing student numbers and higher costs are pushing them into the red

There are other avenues available to those who don’t want to go straight to third-level

Students will need to show proof of vaccination to avail of college canteens or bars

‘Vast majority’ of adults will have had opportunity to get vaccinated by September

Association hopes Government plan will dampen potential rise in college points

Announcement on status of rapid-testing pilot programmes due later this week

Students to have monthly-payment option for accommodation in case of fourth wave

Impact of Brexit on higher level institutions discussed at Seanad committee

What are the different types of third level learning institutions in Ireland?

Government has pledged to expand college numbers in bid to ease CAO pressure

Trinity seeks private legislation to exclude it from some proposed Government changes

University says regulators will have ‘dawn raid’ powers under new legislation

Forget the Fitbit – this short stroll is bringing one public servant a very healthy salary boost

Students from disadvantaged backgrounds significantly under-represented in third level

Third-level institutions set to run combined deficit of €100m due to drop off in income

Higher education governance legislation is ‘not fit for purpose’, says Harris

Cancelling motions and deplatforming controversial speakers is becoming common

Harris says agility and flexibility of colleges are key strengths, and this required an appropriate level of autonomy

Ask Brian: Most teaching in third level will be online, but there are supports available

Students should consider all options including apprenticeships and further education

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin was subjected to two years of harassment by fellow academic

Plan for orientation weeks may be cancelled, Irish Universities’ Association warns

Professor Patrick O’Shea due to leave just over three years into 10-year term of office

The third-level sector is expected to operate within budget and make cuts where necessary

Loss of students will be felt most keenly by the providers

We need to create globally-competitive universities that perform ground-breaking research which drives innovation economies

President of Maynooth University talks about public health role and has advice for CAO applicants

Educational bodies say solution 'far from ideal' but at least gives certainty to students

Fall in foreign student numbers could result in drop in CAO points for number of courses

University of Limerick expected to make decision on rent refunds in the coming days

Covid-19 disruption has far reaching financial implications for our universities

Trinity College Dublin announces recruitment freeze as part of cost-saving strategy

ASTI says it ‘will be seeking clarifications’ over rescheduling of exams

Alternative arrangements for assessment to be put in place by colleges and universities

More than 15,000 third-level students sign petitions about challenges in working online