The outgoing boss of the Higher Education Authority (HEA) quit amid "serious concerns", including a claim there has been a failure to resolve funding issues in the sector
read moreThe aspirational quest to attain technological university status at Athlone Institute of Technology advanced this week
read moreCOLLABORATIVE CONCERT TO CELEBRATE THE REGION’S TRADITIONAL MUSIC
read morefollowing announcements in Budget 2019 while launching Maynooth University Strategic Plan 2018 – 2022
read moreTwo members of the board of governors of a groundbreaking perinatal research centre quit following a decision by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) not to award it funding
read moreAn ‘utter lack of transparency’ around the funding process was behind the decision of two board members of a perinatal research clinic to quit.
read moreThe elimination of the online appointment system could make it more difficult for universities to attract international students, writes Jake Gilchrist
read moreThe Golden Arrow Awards celebrated the outstanding success of Arrow@dit, the DIT online research repository which now has 12,515 items attracting over 6.5 million full text downloads
read moreIreland’s first conference dedicated to promoting STEM research in the technological higher education sector was held at AIT, DIT and WIT on Friday
read moreTHEA confirms two new appointments effective today, Monday 1 October; Head of Communications and Data Analyst
read moreThe Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D., today ( September 2018) announced the allocation of a further €6.8 million in funding in support of the ongoing restructuring
read moreUniversities insist they need greater flexibility around staffing and more public money to deliver the changes needed to meet the Government’s ambitions for the education system
read moreThe call has come as the country’s seven universities launched a joint Charter, their first ever, in which they commit to transforming capability and performance across the sector.
read moreA creative and impactful “Smoke Less Campus” initiative, has been awarded the outright winner of the Health and Well-being Award 2018 by Public Sector magazine.
read moreAs the new technological universities reshape higher education, Vincent Cunnane writes that we must learn from the successes of both the university and technological sectors.
read moreProf Judith Harford writes: An intractable gender imbalance persists at the most senior levels
read moreAnnouncement of a major package of investment in education under Project Ireland 2040, the government’s €116 billion investment and development plan for the next decade
read moreMost countries in the developed world are spending more per student than at the start of the financial crisis, but Ireland is one of the small number that is not
read moreAll but one of the 14 institutes of technology have yet to submit an application for the gender equality benchmark needed by the end of next year to be eligible for public research funding
read moreHigher Education Authority board members raised the role of the Department of Education in their work with a senior official less than three months before the authority’s chief executive stepped down.
read moreUNIVERSITIES are to visit schools to provide answers to pupils' questions, alleviate fears and highlight a range of post A-level study opportunities
read moreMore than 38,000 places have been taken up by students offered college courses last week, as thousands more wait for a better — or first — offer tomorrow
read moreIrish third-level colleges are the beach donkeys to the thoroughbreds of the US when it comes to funding, yet they persist in playing a global ratings game they cannot win, says Kyran Fitzgerald.
read moreLove resigned amid growing unease about the autonomy of the HEA.
read moreDoubts have been cast over a proposal by an American university to site a European campus on an Office of Public Works site in west Waterford
read moreThe Minister for Business, Enterpise and Innovation Heather Humphreys will turn the sod on a multi-million euro expansion at GMIT at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning
read moreThe new Chair of TUSEI will play a really significant role in assisting the consortium to deliver a world-class university for the South East
read moreThis week, many Mature Students and Advanced Entry students will have received their CAO offer for a programme in DIT
read moreOn Monday, August 20th, there will be an exciting and provocative evening’s debate at IT Sligo, with your chance to have a say about Fake News
read more€15,000 financial support available for innovative business start-ups in the south east* through the New Frontiers Programme
read moreSexual consent workshops may become mandatory for students in all third-level colleges in the wake of new research on sex-related attitudes and behaviours on campus
read moreUniversity students have told researchers they felt the Leaving Certificate did not prepare them well enough for third-level education
read moreThere has been significant growth in the number of students with disabilities, including those with a mental health condition or autism, going to third-level education
read moreBy the time they are in their third year of college, a majority of female students report experiencing unwanted sexual attention.
read moreIncidents like that involving NUIG’s journalism programme do not help the cause of universities
read moreOnly 21% of professors are women, with no female university head in 400 years
read moreLatest figures show some improvement but discrimination deeply rooted
read moreVast majority of top-paid posts held by men despite policies to promote equality
read moreOnly marginal improvements are being made by third-level colleges in the number of women in top academic roles, latest Higher Education Authority (HEA) data show.
read moreA lack of leadership is limiting the number of women in senior positions at third-level colleges, Higher Education Minister Mary Mitchell O'Connor has warned.
read moreStaff-student ratios resulting in larger class sizes, Higher Education Authority says
read moreRound Zero offers are for applicants who are not relying on Leaving Cert results.
read moreStudents in further education set to find out if they have received ‘round zero’ offers
read moreThis international competition is organised by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technology and is open to any architectural students who don’t have a professional construction qualification
read moreResearchers from Athlone Institute of Technology’s Materials Research Institute (MRI) have developed smart drug delivery systems designed to pinpoint physiological diseases like cancer
read moreReport shows State spends less per pupil at all levels of education than European peers, particularly at third level, where the gap between the Republic and other nations was €2.1 billion in 2014.
read moreWITH the cost of a second-level education here now estimated at almost €14,000, the education system is “at risk of becoming an elitist and unaffordable luxury”, according to a Limerick City East coun
read moreA Galway college is involved in pioneering research to assess the potential of drones to sample water and physico-chemical data from open lakes.
read moreThe Minister of State for OPW and Flood Relief welcomed the funding, which will amount to an additional €250,000 per annum per institution
read moreThe Irish section of the prestigious Institute of Brewing and Distilling (IBD) paid a visit to Institute of Technology Carlow last week for its official summer outing.
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology, as part of a consortium of six Institutes of Technology, has been successful in its bid to secure €1.4 million for hospitality and culinary arts education
read moreMinisters also Announce Ring-fenced Funding for Multi Campus Institutions
read moreUp to €400 million required over next five years to ensure sector is fit for purpose
read moreAs they transition into technological universities, the institutes of technology are calling for increased funding
read moreNew research from Athlone Institute Of Technology shows a third of all bees in Ireland could be extinct by 2030
read moreDIT researchers have been awarded seven grants totalling €1.4 million from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology is now accepting applications for their Master of Arts in Accounting degree
read moreThere is discrimination against women and Mary Mitchell O'Connor has vowed to tackle it, writes Philip Ryan
read moreRecently, TSSG has made three key senior appointments in its organisation that also emphasise how TSSG recognises the importance and value of the role of women in technology.
read moreThis will create exciting new possibilities to share cyber security information, greatly helping in the fight against cybercrime.
read moreFor centuries, Ireland has been a leader in the Brewing and Distilling industry with several home-grown brands synonymous with the very fabric of Irish culture
read moreMarine & Freshwater Research Centre experts first in Ireland to carry out this kind of research
read moreThe aim of the MBA in Strategy is to enable learners to develop their leadership and strategic management skills
read moreThe economy of the South-East has “run out of steam” because of under-investment in critical infrastructures like Waterford Airport and Rosslare, a shrinking labour force and lower job quality.
read moreThe joint application for university status by institutes of technology in Carlow and Waterford will be submitted to the Government by the end of September
read moreFee-paying students much more likely to attend top Dublin-based universities
read moreHow does the new Bill affect the technological HE sector - by Dr Jim Murray
read moreDkIT will be offering a suite of new upskilling courses for the academic year 2018-2019 as part of the new Springboard+ 2018 initiative.
read moreThe Minister for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D., today announced that the Government has approved publication of the Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training)(Amendm
read moreMinister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, TD, today, the 19th of July, launched a public consultation seeking views on updating the Higher Education Authority Act 1971
read moreA PROCESS to facilitate the return to work of two whistleblowers who were suspended from the University of Limerick’s finance department three years ago has ended without any agreement.
read moreScepticism about whether or not Technological University (TU) status will prove a meaningful upgrade for any existing Institute of Technology (IoT) is natural
read moreTaoiseach says ‘new departure’ in Irish education will drive regional development
read moreTAOISEACH Leo Varadkar has called on two ITs in the south east of the country to "redouble" efforts to be designated a 'technological university'.
read moreJury out on whether technological universities will be more than a name-plate change
read moreThe alliance of Dublin Institute of Technology, Institute of Technology Blanchardstown and Institute of Technology Tallaght is set to become the first Technological University (TU Dublin) in Ireland,
read moreThe alliance of Dublin Institute of Technology, Institute of Technology Blanchardstown and Institute of Technology Tallaght is set to become the first Technological University (TU Dublin) in Ireland,
read moreFormal approval will be given today for the country's first technological university.
read moreTHE COUNTRY IS set to get its first ever technological university after a merger between DIT and institutes of technology in Tallaght and Blanchardstown
read moreThe first technological university in Ireland is set to open in January 2019, after getting the go-ahead from the Government.
read moreComing together of Irish institutes of technology will create a powerhouse of innovation and learning
read moreWORKS WILL INCLUDE SIX FULL-SIZED PLAYING PITCHES, FLOODLIGHTING, A LOOPED WALKING TRAIL, ATHLETICS TRACK, PAVILION BUILDING AND CHANGING ROOMS
read moreThe Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D. and the Minister of State with special responsibility for Housing and Urban Development, Damien English T.D. today released the
read moreSUSI, the national student grant awarding body, is today highlighting its priority closing date for new grant applicants and encourages those students who have not yet applied to do so immediately.
read moreWaterford Institute of Technology recently welcomed a delegation from the State Minorities Commission in India to discuss a scholarship programme aimed at increasing the participation of minority grou
read moreThe Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, T.D. today (11th of July 2018) announced that expressions of interest are being sought from suitably qualified and experienced persons to fill va
read moreThe Institute of Technology in Tralee is to participate in an €800,000 research and development programme in partnership with Kostal and the University of Limerick. The research aims to develop auton
read moreNeueda, a Belfast headquartered IT Training and consultancy firm has announced it will create 212 new software and ICT jobs at its Software Development Engineering Hub in Athlone over the next four ye
read moreTHE GOVERNMENT IS to fund US and Canadian students to travel to the Gaeltacht to learn Irish. Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands, Joe McHugh has announced today t
read moreWaterford Institute of Technology (WIT) is to play a central role in the digital transformation of the agri-food sector in Europe.
read moreA Government decision on how to boost funding for third level is unlikely for at least another year as an economic analysis of options put forward two years ago will not now begin until 2019.
read moreWaterford Institute of Technology (WIT) has introduced a new engineering course which will give participants a specialist qualification in the area of fire safety in buildings.
read moreCork Institute of Technology has been formally selected and announced as the host institute for the international European First Year Experience Conference.
read moreThe first round of CAO college places opened today with more than 6,000 applicants being offered a place in third level. A total of 6,207 CAO applicants received an offer a college place in Round A
read moreFirst-preference applications for places in many third level Stem-related courses have fallen this year, with physical sciences, including chemistry and physics, dropping 33 per cent.
read more€130m increase in core current funding and €104m lift in capital investment. Future economic competitiveness threatened by government inaction.
read moreThe Davy Irish Property Fund has completed contracts to lease One Airton Close in Tallaght, Dublin 24, to the Institute of Technology ( ITT).
read moreThe Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton T.D., and the Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D., today welcomed receipt of the HEA’s report and recommendation o
read moreAthletes from around the world have gathered in Athlone in anticipation of the 2018 International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) Youth World Games. The multi-sport competition, set to
read moreEngineering students and researchers at the Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) are set to benefit from an optical co-ordinate measuring machine (CMM) valued at over €30,000, donated by Takumi Prec
read moreAFTER SECURING PLANNING permission, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) plans to commence building a new three-storey extension to its innovation hub on the Galway campus before the year is out
read moreIreland's universities could continue to slide down the rankings, without serious investment in the education sector. Business group Ibec is urging the Government to reconsider the rainy day fund and
read moreDkIT creative media students Aoife Brennan, Stephanie Hayes, Aine McEneaney and Kevin McElroy were so concerned by the failure of women who graduate in graphic design going on to work in the industry,
read moreOver 120 youngsters from Ladyswell Mulhuddart, Scoil Mhuire Blakestown and St Patrick's Corduff descended on the campus for the exciting science show hosted by W5 and supported by Dogs Trust.
read moreEnterprise Ireland funding key to rise of start-ups spun out from college programmes
read moreGMIT’s Medical and Engineering Technologies (MET ) Gateway is to receive €1.4m Government funding over the next five years to provide cutting-edge, industry focused, solutions for SMEs and larger orga
read moreDid you know females are making waves in the STEM sector, which includes some of the most previously male-dominated occupations?
read moreThe guide is designed to help those starting Higher Education in September with tips and advice for students on how to cut costs on housing, travel and other day-to-day expenses.
read moreWIT ethos is to help students into the right courses for them by taking the time to talk to people, and get their genuine order of preference right
read moreCAO advises applicants to avoid making changes to their order of preference or choices based on how they feel they have performed in their exams
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology 2nd globally and 1st nationally to receive APS accreditation in Pharmaceutical Sciences
read moreMinister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD today announced €1.8 million in funding to support the latest round of SFI Industry Fellowship Programme awards
read moreIrish students are missing out on millions of euro each year by not claiming tax relief on college fees
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology held its inaugural Design, Technology and Innovation Summer School last week designed to give fifth and sixth-year post-primary students a taster of a new four-year BA
read moreMinister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Heather Humphreys TD today announced €1.8 million in funding to support the latest round of SFI Industry Fellowship Programme awards
read moreParents are missing out on hundreds, or even thousands, of euro every year by not claiming tax relief on college fees
read moreDr Niall Smith is head of research/head of Blackrock Castle Observatory at Cork Institute of Technology.
read moreOur strategy at Athlone IT has kept more students enthusiastic and motivated
read moreTHE Mayo GMIT Action Committee is disappointed by the news that the B.Sc (Hons) in Digital Media & Society is suspended for September 2019 at the Castlebar Campus
read moreMARY MITCHELL O'CONNOR SPOKE TO ST LOUIS STUDENTS AT DKIT ON WEDNESDAY
read moreFour Irish universities are now helping asylum seekers go to third level. Kim Bielenberg talks to students in direct provision
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology (AIT) is delighted to announce it will be running a brand-new suite of upskilling programmes for the academic year 2018-2019 as part of the new Springboard+ 2018 initia
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT) School of Tourism, as part of a collaborative consortium agreement between Institutes of Technologies to fund ongoing training and education, has received €1
read moreGalway Technology Institute is to help create 20 new jobs through the National Accounting Technician Apprenticeship
read moreResearch scientists at Waterford Institute of technology have conducted the first controlled study to suggest that a diet high in certain nutrients can slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease
read moreLIT Library were delighted to host the visit of Librarian staff from the library of Mykolaiv V.O.Sukhomlynskyi National University, Mykolaiv, Ukraine.
read moreIn a remarkable speech delivered recently, as he joined academics and historians at the launch of the Cambridge History of Ireland, President Michael D. Higgins spoke out against the market model of h
read moreCork Institute of Technology is to join forces with University of Limerick and Institute of Technology Carlow and lead the Irish arm of a major European project in soil nutrient sustainability
read moreDublin Institute of Technology is set to bombard up to 150,000 homeowners across Dublin with leaflets highlighting tax breaks available for renting out rooms to students
read moreThe Design Challenge has been developed by WIT's Creativity and Culture Research Group (CCRG); Waterford Cultural Quarter; and Garter Lane Arts Centre
read moreTourism and Hospitality Research in Ireland conference delegates will benefit from hearing some of the world's most renowned experts in smart tourism
read moreNew research by a team of scientists in Waterford has identified a unique combination of nutrients that they say slows the progression of Alzheimer's disease
read moreIT Sligo is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Jacqueline McCormack to the newly-created role of Vice President of Online Development
read moreElaine Leahy, David O’Donovan, Daniel Crowley, Ryan Breen, Michael Ahern, Brian Fitzpatrick and Colm Nicholl, students from Cork Institute of Technology, have today won the overall Enterprise Ireland
read moreOpinion: None of us would accept a student’s homework based on shoddy methodology of most ranking systems
read moreThe past week saw yet another conference on the higher education funding problem
read moreAN INTERNATIONAL conference, featuring delegates from South Africa, Mexico, Russia, the United States, New Zealand and Europe, on the ubiquity of social media is to take place in Limerick
read moreStudents and staff are to be asked about the standard and level of mental health supports in colleges to help inform possible improvements
read morethe Minister announced the Department of Education and Skills is to fund an important new wellbeing and mental health self-review survey tool on best practice and initiatives from across Higher Educat
read more“MacGlas” wins €10,000 prize and title ‘College Entrepreneur of the Year 2018’
read moreThe Minister for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, T.D., today 13th June, 2018 gave a closing address to the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) conference on future funding
read moreThe author of a groundbreaking funding report said Ireland needed a new higher education funding model in the very near future
read moreDecisions and action are needed before a stalemate on higher education funding leads to further impact on students, the author of a key 2016 report to Government has warned.
read moreThe Higher Education Authority has five very clear functions set out for us under Section 3 of our 1971 Act
read moreThe Minister for Higher Education was speaking at a conference on higher education funding
read moreHigher Education Authority chief warns that funding for system is ‘not sustainable
read moreUp to 1,000 delegates visited Ireland’s largest manufacturing supply chain conference and trade exhibition
read moreAt the End of Year show last week the Dublin School of Architecture announced the winners of the 2018 Sir Richard Morrison Scholarships for Architecture and Architectural Technology
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow is to join forces with University of Limerick and Cork Institute of Technology and launch the Irish arm of a major European project in soil nutrient sustainability
read moreThe sun shone down and added to the warm and happy atmosphere at Institute of Technology Carlow today as seven students from Carlow and Wexford were awarded 1916 Bursaries to assist them in reaching t
read moreDIT is launching a mentorship programme for female engineering students
read more€195 million to be allocated to Funds in Budget 2019 and €4 billion between 2019 and 2027
read moreMoney will help Institutes of Technology to deliver training in 13 programmes
read moreThe investment will support an estimated 2,300 additional apprentices.
read moreGovernment Invest €8million Capital for Apprenticeship Programmes in Institutes of Technology
read moreInstitutes of Technology are due to receive €8 million from the State to buy equipment to bring apprenticeship courses they offer up to date
read moreHEA-backed report says the two institutions should form a ‘university of creative arts’
read more"We want to produce great film makers, great designers and great technology graduates"
read moreThey will be among 600 other scientists from 84 different countries
read moreAll but two Irish universities have fallen again in a global ranking system that sees Trinity College Dublin drop out of the top 100.
read moreTrinity College Dublin has lost its place in the top 100 universities
read moreNEW STEM BUILDING PROGRESS WELCOMED BY GMIT PRESIDENT
read moreThere is now no Irish university in the world's top 100 as the country's higher education sector falls further in global rankings.
read moreCall for Government to tackle funding crisis as TCD loses status as only top-100 Irish university
read moreAmbition to be the best education system in Europe seems a long way off
read moreThere is no Irish university in the world’s top 100 as the country’s higher education sector falls further in global rankings
read moreFor the first time ever, Trinity has fallen outside the top 100 in the prestigious rankings
read moreA Co Donegal-headquartered technology company has been acquired by Silicon Valley-based Druva Software for an undisclosed sum
read moreMost Irish colleges have been graded above international averages for teaching and learning standards in an international ranking system
read moreDesign work has commenced on 11 new Institute of Technology buildings as part of the government's Public Private Partnership (PPP) programme for the higher education sector
read moreIT one of nine areas selected for additional support under revised Springboard programme Read more: http://www.techcentral.ie/xCsWi#ixzz5HdRCtxLI
read moreThe Waterford development is the largest of eleven new building projects at ITs under the Department of Education and Skills’ latest Public Private Partnership (PPP) Programme
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is to provide almost 250 third level places in nine targeted part-time, evening and blended courses, as part of a Government initiative
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is to provide almost 250 third level places in nine targeted part-time, evening and blended courses, as part of a Government initiative
read moreThe GTMA & LIT supported Manufacturing Solutions 2018 opens up further trade opportunities between Ireland and the UK
read moreDesign teams appointed, final scope of projects agreed. Strong Focus on STEM, including ICT, Engineering and Life Sciences to drive Regional Development
read moreChanges to CAO points means candidates can secure points for old ‘E’ grades at higher level
read moreIT Sligo is offering 15 courses in the areas of Science, Technology and Engineering funded by the Higher Education Authority (HEA) under the Springboard+ 2018 programme.
read moreJill Barrett, Coach and Writer at The Head Coach, answers some questions that you might have about the Change of Mind process
read moreFive practical tips on how to choose your CAO course
read moreJill Barrett offers advice to parents and guardians on how to navigate the Change of Mind process
read moreJust because everyone else is going to college straight away, doesn't necessarily mean it's the right path for you. Here, Shauna McCrudden talks about the options available
read moreWe look at the largest industries in Ireland and how these can make an exciting career
read moreAIT’s Sports Department successfully hosted the 2018 Student Sport Ireland (SSI) Networking Conference dedicated to promoting and developing third level sport in Ireland in the Hodson Bay Hotel
read moreMinister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor today launched a new guide for the higher education sector to help institutions to measure the impact of their engagement with government
read moreTo celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Forestry courses at WIT lecturers and graduates reflect on working in Forestry, the industry they lov
read moreHead of Higher Education Authority acknowledges ‘political appetite’ for organisation to take on stronger regulatory responsibilities
read moreAs the European home to the likes of Apple and Google, Ireland's position in the global technological transformation seems secure, but Martina Larkin, the World Economic Forum's (WEF) head of Europe a
read moreGraduate Art Exhibition by Creative Arts & Media students open Sat 2 June (2pm) Furniture Exhibition ‘Aura’ by Letterfrack students open Wednes 20 June (6.30pm)
read moreNew initiative set to measure the impact of higher education on wider community
read moreA project to build a technological university in the south east is "back on track" with a status application expected by September this year
read moreLast week, 25 students from DIT, ITB and ITT gathered in Grangegorman to receive the inaugural 1916 Bursary Fund
read moreStem offers many career paths to graduates but what sets it apart from other areas of study?
read moreCalls have been made for the creation of a county apprentice school in Kildare with a motion to be discussed this week at the latest meeting of Kildare County Council
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow will host the Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) EdTech 2018 Conference, which takes place on 31st May and 1st June
read moreVarying in approach depending on the level, Stem education can open young minds
read moreStem graduate output not keeping pace with the rate of jobs being created
read moreThe first students could be entering the new Technological University for the South East by September 2019.
read moreThis month, Professor Brian Norton and representatives from the DIT Graduate Network travelled to three American cities - New York, Boston and San Francisco - to meet with over 180 DIT alumni
read moreVISION FOR THIRD-LEVEL EDUCATION PROVISION HERE INVOLVES COOPERATION
read moreInterdisciplinary skills are being taught on new university social sciences courses
read moreWaterford Institute of Technology (WIT) has announced it will offer guided campus tours each Friday on the lead up to the CAO Change of Mind deadline
read moreLimerick students among new graduates from LIT Leadership and Advocacy programme 2018 for people with intellectual disabilities
read moreEight Irish MedTech specialist companies have come together to form an innovative business cluster to promote Ireland as a global centre of excellence for the industry
read moreFine Gael senator Paddy Burke has outlined a number of developments in building a sustainable future for the Castlebar campus of GMIT
read moreUnion says pay inequality has led to fewer teachers.
read moreCreative Digital Media Degree Show 2018
read moreIADT Media hub business startup has raised €10m to double its workforce
read moreCommission presents new initiatives to further boost role of youth, education and culture policies
read moreA science programm at GMIT will receive €1.4 million in government funding over the next five years to provide cutting edge developments for Irish industries
read moreGMIT’s Medical and Engineering Technologies -MET- Gateway is to receive 1.4 million euro in government funding to provide cutting-edge, industry-focused solutions for small businesses
read moreEach student was personally congratulated by the President of their Institute - ITB, DIT and ITT
read moreIreland currently has the second-highest fees – in the form of a €3,000 registration charge or fees of €8-€10,000 at postgrad level – for higher education in the EU
read moreNew ‘Irish Food Tech’ cluster to be established within the Gateway network
read moreThird-level dropout rates are as high in some universities as institutes of technology when account is taken of differences in their student intake and other factors.
read moreToo many students with low points are falling through the cracks of the system
read moreConcern over males failing to progress studying computers and construction
read moreAlmost one in five students from disadvantaged schools do not progress to third-level education beyond their first year, compared to just one in 10 students who went to fee-paying schools
read moreThe National Training Fund was established by the National Training Fund Act 2000 to raise the skills of those in employment, to give jobseekers relevant skills and to facilitate lifelong learning
read moreR&D is seen as vital to Ireland's economic interests. But how do we compare with other countries
read moreA study by DIT for the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) shows that close to nine out of 10 building companies face problems hiring qualified trades people.
read moreFILMS WERE CREATED BY STUDENTS FROM THE BA IN FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION COURSE AT DKIT
read moreGraduates of IADT, have done outstandingly well in the nominations for this year’s IFTA awards
read moreStudents from Athlone Institute of Technology swept up a plethora of awards at the 2018 DRUGS.ie ‘Let’s Talk About Drugs’ National Youth Media Awards.
read moreCompleting a third-level degree isn’t the only way to launch a successful career
read moreHow to know if a science, technology, engineering and maths course is right for you
read moreThe staff of DkIT and St. Louis have worked closely together to effectively transfer the school operations for the next few weeks to the DkIT Campus
read moreBrexit is an opportunity for Ireland to become a world-leading research centre - but the Government must step up its investment in higher education if the country is to grasp the chance.
read moreThe authors of the new report on the case for Third Level provision in Kilkenny say it is their view that IT Carlow is ‘in a good position to develop a campus in Kilkenny’, and point to the success of
read morePresident of Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT ), Professor Ciarán Ó Catháin says he remains committed to achieving Technological University (TU ) status for the third level institution.
read moreINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CARLOW IS THE MOST POPULAR THIRD LEVEL CAO CHOICE AMONG OFFALY LEAVI
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology has unveiled a five-year strategic plan that will ensure the institute is to the forefront of the evolving Irish Higher Education system.
read moreConnacht Tribune - From Galway FM newsroom: the Minister for Higher Education will visit the city tomorrow to open Technological Higher Education Association Colloquium in GMIT
read moreCIT.ie The first Janssen / CIT Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Degree Scholarship has been awarded to a student of Cork Institute of Technology’s Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Pharmaceutical Biotechnolo
read moreInstitutes in joint bid to claim status as first tech university
read moreOverqualified' Irish workers beat EU's third-level study targets
read moreMinisters turn sod on €220m building project in DIT Grangegorman
read moreCIT student receives inaugural Janssen scholarship
read moreWhy is Ireland sweeping digital education under the carpet? Silicon Republic
read moreStudents' hard work rubs off on classmates' grades
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