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Move is part of a drive to create other ways into third level without the pressing need to secure high points

Ask Brian: Finding the right employer and performing well in an interview is all about research

Staff issued with instructions on securing buildings and alerting gardaí on foot of protests

Gallery at Pearse Street had accumulated a deficit of €2 million prior to its closure last year

Opinion: A third of college staff from minority groups say their contributions have been minimised at work based on their race or ethnic background

University of Galway report finds only 34 accredited computer science teachers at start of school year in 2022

The latest version of the AI chatbot - GPT-4 - is prompting academics to review how they assess students amid cheating concerns. It may prompt a huge shift in teaching and learning

University would provide booking and support services, as with on-campus offering

Interest in nursing and medicine courses falls while technology, law, business and engineering grow in popularity

Studying abroad allows you to improve your communication, language and intercultural skills and gain highly valued soft skills

Universities forced to shelve campus-based accommodation due to high construction costs

Europe-wide report says Irish universities face greater controls and lack of freedom over recruitment

Ask Brian: There is still time to apply for most courses - although it is too late for some

University’s move follows warnings that low pay and cost-of-living issues threaten postgraduate studies

Colleges say grade inflation must end call for results to be restored to pre-Covid levels

Seven of Ireland’s 13 universities are now led by women

Alarmed by an online personality’s popularity among their students, teachers in the UK are mobilising to combat the sexism he promotes

Individual winner of Ireland’s oldest third-level debating event is Oliver McKenna of Munster Technological University

High rents and travel costs cited as factors behind dip in numbers for traditional universities

Seachtain na Gaeilge: Details of Ireland’s largest language festival released

University aims to make college more autism-friendly following rollout of sensory pods and toolkit for students

Higher proportion of well-off students earned in excess of €40,000 after graduation

More than 25 years after former minister Niamh Bhreathnach introduced measure, it is back on political agenda

Students say release of results in September will spark last-minute scramble for accommodation

Just 400 out of 8,000 children in special schools accessed last year’s programme

University engaging with National Cyber Security Centre and others as investigations into incident continue

Cork university to create first sustainability and climate action office in higher education

MTU says security systems detected security breach ‘at an early stage’

A language class in Castleknock is drawing people interested in linguistic interaction with our Ukrainian friends

Staff asked to review formats such as essays and consider more oral presentations

Society of St Vincent De Paul spent €2 million last year to support 600 students in higher education

ChatGPT, released in November, generates nuanced essays within seconds in response to short prompts

Staff at Ennis school say €25m facility will have ‘negative impact’ on students

Trinity law professor praises ‘originality’ of arguments on united Ireland motion

Opinion: Staff and students can report incidences of harassment, assault and discrimination anonymously

Simon Harris to announce more than a dozen jointly operated further and higher education courses from next September

Opinion: Minister says we have allowed a culture to develop where university is seen as only gateway to career success

ICT graduates earn most after leaving college with average salaries of almost €45,200

Some studies have found more than one in 10 third-level students with ADHD have attempted to take their own lives

Higher-education authorities are considering setting up a second veterinary college to cater for huge demand for third-level places