The warming of lake temperatures across Ireland and central Europe poses major risk to rare Arctic charr fish populations which date back to before last Ice Age.
read moreArclabs Research and Innovation Centre was awarded €120,000
read moreSix RDS appointed curators reviewed all 2020 entries and have longlisted the following artists to go forward to the next stage of the competition
read moreThe research paper presents the experience of eight Irish academic libraries while delivering library services during the COVID-19 pandemic
read moreDr Mubashir’s work focuses on wireless networks, blockchain, cognitive radio networks, and software defined networks
read moreIT Carlow spinout Aerial Agritech, a former participant in the institute’s New Frontiers programme, has been awarded Phase 1 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) by the Marine Institute and Enter
read moreA fourth year IT Carlow bioscience student has beaten off competition from a thousand applicants to land herself a place on the prestigious two-year RDA graduate programme for Kerry Group
read moreIT Carlow has successfully completed a review as part of quality checks conducted by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
read moreFollowing its success earlier this year, Institute of Technology Carlow is to host a new virtual open day on Thursday 26th November from 10am- 3pm via www.itcarlowvirtualopenday.ie
read moreHighly subsidised places on the MSc in Innovative Technology Engineering, MEng in Electronic Engineering and, MSc in Sustainable Energy Engineering
read moreOpportunities available in Enterprise Software Systems, Information Systems Processes, Data Mining, Mobile App Development and User Experience & Design
read moreThe shorter ‘Modular Provision’ courses include courses in science, education, computing, business and administration including Social Enterprise Management
read moreWith level 5 restrictions in place, the IT Sligo open day has moved to a virtual experience, but this doesn’t mean a lessor experience
read moreThe first of a three-part online series filmed and produced at Institute of Technology Carlow’s media studios aired last Thursday to critical acclaim
read moreCarlow may be home to the designers of the future thanks to an innovative design camp that is being run this month between Institute of Technology Carlow and St. Mary’s CBS Secondary School
read moreGMIT's Dr Janine McGinn and Dr Mary O’Connor, Brain & Behaviour Institute, present research findings, with GMIT President Dr Orla Flynn guest panellist
read moreThe Faculty of Film, Art, and Creative Technologies is presenting a series of online events entitled CONVERSATIONAL, organized for the IADT community at large
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow is to offer 600 free or subsidised higher education places to help people get back to work and upskill
read moreDún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is delighted to announce Tilly Morris as the recipient of an Emerging Artist Bursary awarded to a graduate of the IADT BA [Hons] in Art in 2020.
read moreVicki Anderson, a student on the Masters in User Experience Design was a winner at the Universal Design Grand Challenge 2020 Awards
read moreThe importance of this investment for the city, according to Prof Donnelly, is that it elevates the city internationally and helps position the city on the international stage
read moreShort upskilling courses in key growth areas delivered online/part-time from Jan 2021
read moreThe National Film School at IADT is delighted to announce the selection of three graduation films for the 2020 edition of CAMERIMAGE International Film Festival
read moreIADT's Visual Communication Design graduates secure an unprecedented 37 nominations from the Institute of Designers in Ireland (IDI) for its Graduate Awards, 2020
read moreThe addition of staffed booths in an online exhibition place complete with course flyers means attendees will have access to the same people and resources
read moreThe Open Fortnight will run from Monday 16th November 2020 to Thursday 26th November 2020
read moreThe ERASMUS+ project led by the WIT research team in CEDRE, examined the competitive advantages of high performance computing for SMEs
read moreOver 1,800 students to be conferred live on GMIT social medai channels
read moreIADT and Pallas Projects are delighted to announce recent IADT graduate Lana May Fleming as the winner of the newly established IADT/Pallas Projects Mentorship Award
read moreMusical Director Seán Rowland conducts all GMIT choirs online from his home in Leeds
read moreThe ‘Class of 2020’ received their graduation awards at the Institute of Technology, Tralee’s Virtual Conferring of Awards Ceremonies on Friday 6th Novebmer
read moreDistance and time will prove no barrier to Irish Defence Forces personnel today as they prepare to graduate at a virtual conferring ceremony from Institute of Technology Carlow
read moreWIT Arena is adding to their top-class facilities with the opening of the UPMC Sports Medicine Clinic which will provide diagnostic and treatment services
read moreGraduates of CIT’s new MBA (Strategy) were conferred with their awards in a virtual ceremony.
read moreThe original research work was funded by SFI and titled "MASK - Making Aerosol Safety Known"
read moreFor the first time in its 50-year history, Institute of Technology Carlow today commenced the first of eleven virtual conferring ceremonies that will see more than 3,000 graduands conferred
read moreNurses can avail of the stress assessment tool for free and if they wish help research by sharing their stress score anonymously with researchers
read moreIT Tralee’s Business students have won a national award for the best marketing campaign in the Smarter Travel Campus Awards organised by the National Transport Authority
read moreSligo Science Festival is back and this year it’s all happening online with an exciting new approach and impressive line-up
read moreThe intention of this partnership between The Dock and IADT is to highlight the work of an emerging artist of note and offer them the chance to make connections in the North West of Ireland.
read moreThe work, which was commissioned by AHV International, was undertaken by honours degree student Nicole Keohane in collaboration with staff at WIT
read moreMayo student one of 60 undergraduates presenting her findings to a virtual audience
read moreIT Sligo has made top ten in the Sunday Times Good University Guide released yesterday
read moreIT Sligo welcomes the announcement from Minister for Further & Higher Education, Simon Harris TD around the creation of a culture of zero tolerance on sexual harassment and violence.
read moreFunded places ideal for people getting ready to launch their careers as well as to individuals seeking to enhance their employment progression
read moreStatement from Dr Joseph Ryan on behalf of the Presidents of the Institutes of Technology in Ireland
read moreThe anonymous text service, which is funded by the HSE, provides everything from a calming chat to immediate support for people going through a mental health or emotional crisis
read moreAnnual SURE Conference attracts over 500 STEM students and academic research supervisors
read moreIreland’s first student mental health and suicide prevention framework aimed at improving the provision of student mental health services was launched today by Minister for Further and Higher Educatio
read moreIT Carlow welcomes the announcement of funding to support its researchers and research students whose work has been seriously disrupted by the pandemic
read moreThrough the Government-funded Human Capital Initiative (HCI), Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) and collaborating higher education institutions, have secured in the region of €30 million to address p
read moreLaura Mahon has been awarded a Higher Education Scholarship to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Animation at the Institute of Art, Design + Technology
read moreIADT has welcomed the announcement which confirmed that the institute will receive seed funding via the Technological Universities Transformation Fund (TUTF).
read moreLast week, DkIT unveiled plans to commence a structured development pathway with the Higher Education Authority (HEA) in progression towards and realisation of established TU status
read moreThe WIT-led Strengthening and Protecting the Funds Industry in Ireland in collaboration with partners Cork Institute of Technology, State Street, and BNY Mellon was awarded €2,048,180
read moreThe funding will enable the development and implementation of a new and unique degree programme in Additive Manufacturing
read moreIT Tralee welcomes the announcement of an allocation of €8.25m to Ireland’s newest Technological University - Munster Technological University (MTU).
read moreIT Sligo to lead €12.4m ambitious overhaul of Higher Education
read moreNCAD, IADT and UCD, welcome the announcement that the Creative Futures Academy will receive over €10 million in funding
read moreThe new purpose-built facility is a vital new resource for DkIT students and staff with disabilities who have complex needs
read moreInstitute of Technology Tralee has welcomed the recent announcement by the Minister Simon Harris, T.D. that it has been successful in its application for Reimagining Engineering Education in Ireland (
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow was directly awarded funding for three projects
read moreUversity was astounded by the ambition and determination of the candidates to pursue their degrees in spite of the challenges posed by COVID-19
read moreGerry Murray is first winner of Conor Farrell Award designed by lecturer Jeremy Madden
read moreThe GMIT President Dr Orla Flynn and the President of the GMIT Students Union Victor O'Loughlin today urge new first years to check the GMIT Student Hub for updated information on scheduled induction
read moreLate on Friday, due to a national rise in COVID-19 cases, all higher education institutes, including Athlone Institute of Technology, were instructed to move lectures and tutorials online for the next
read moreThis is the first time that an Irish school has made it on to this prestigious rollcall
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) has moved to further enhance public health protection measures on its campus.
read moreWe are asking all students to cooperate fully with the raised level of protective measures both on and off campus
read moreThe announcement was made in direct consultation with the DkIT Students’ Union and the Institute confirmed that online award ceremonies will now take place
read moreResearch exploring the mental health of jockeys has identified that almost 80% jockeys met the threshold for a common mental disorder
read moreThe new installation of the 6ft letters spelling out the word ‘INNOVATION’ is located in WIT’s West Campus
read moreCIT is delighted to announce it has received funding from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) for research into barrier masks
read moreA question “How has your mindset changed since the pandemic?” put to attendees at the recent webinar hosted by GMIT Mayo iHub reveals a surprising variety of positive responses.
read moreBoth institutes will apply to the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research and Innovation in late spring/early summer 2021 for an order to establish the university
read moreThe Presidents of LYIT and IT Sligo and GMIT, Paul Hannigan, Dr Brendan McCormack and Dr Orla Flynn have been meeting weekly, online, for the past six months
read moreIADT cannot move to 100% online provision, but we can continue to maintain the high-level of restricted and controlled access to our specialist facilities
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow this morning launched its own student information app to assist the thousands of learners returning to its Carlow and Wexford campuses
read moreThe Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) has highlighted the importance of working with a qualified workforce
read moreDkIT Student Counselling Service is delighted to partner with Text 50808, a 24/7 anonymous text support service
read moreFirst year and returning Waterford Institute of Technology students will be able to apply for the laptop loan scheme from Wednesday, 30 September 2020
read moreMore than 20 female creative practitioners and artists will undertake an innovative programme designed to build their confidence
read moreGMIT Mayo Innovation Hub will host an online event with WestBIC and Grant Thornton on Thursday 24 September (10am) focusing on R&D supports and EU Funding for start-ups
read moreLYIT Student Counselling Service is delighted to be partnered with Text 50808, a 24/7 anonymous text support service
read moreLYIT is delighted to be in a position to help our students by lending laptops in the coming academic year
read moreFour IT Carlow former students are currently in camp preparing for Saturday’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 qualifier away to Germany
read moreWe ask that every member of the CIT community and visitors to our campuses take personal responsibility for their own health and that of our entire community
read moreThis is the second major PhD project to come from the unique academia - industry collaboration
read moreThree Postgraduate students from the School of Business & Humanities at DkIT, have been invited to present their research work at this year's European Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
read moreBlended delivery for our courses means that there will be a mix of online and on-campus learning
read moreA GMIT Engineering student’s project “Remote Robot” has been shortlisted for this year’s national 2020 – 3rd Level Midas Electronic Project Competition.
read moreMore than 2,483 third level applicants received offers from Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) today as part the Round One Offers via the Central Applications Office (CAO).
read moreWe are excited about our hybrid learning model that will offer a new way of learning in a way that will enhance and develop your digital skills
read moreThe programme provides 70% funding to local enterprise to support conversion training on key skills identified as critical to long-term business recovery
read moreThe Insurance Practitioner Apprenticeship is delivered online therefore lectures and assessments were not affected by the recent shutdown.
read moreSupport staff available to offer advice and support to students
read moreLIT, together with the Design & Crafts Council Ireland, today (Thursday September 3, 2020) announced the opening of the first call for the new Crafting Business Programme
read moreIntroducing a new postgraduate certificate course designed as a week by week introduction to Z-Brush
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) receives €1 million in funding to provide enhanced facilities, supports and services to students in the year ahead
read moreGMIT campuses re-open for classes on 28 September
read moreDkIT are seeking four students from each academic school for general studentships and two students to specialise in the more technical aspects of resource design/development
read moreThe Institute has developed a model for academic delivery 2020/21 which places the welfare of our students, staff and communities at the forefront of our thinking.
read moreThere is no doubt that Higher Education in 2020/2021 is going to a very different experience for both new students and continuing students
read moreThe social distancing guidance requires that we deliver all our programmes in semester 1 in a blended format
read moreUnder the National Development Plan, this grant is intended to support Institutes in addressing their most urgent infrastructural requirements
read moreIT Carlow welcomes the highest funding allocation to any institute of technology to assist with online learning for students of the Institute
read moreAn exciting new advanced production course, specifically for non-scripted television and televisual content of all forms, that has been developed by IADT with support from Screen Skills Ireland
read moreCIT is currently finalising the application process for the Government Laptop Scheme as announced by Minister Simon Harris, 20th August
read moreAIT has been awarded €272,480 of the funding to operate a means-tested laptop loan scheme
read moreNew scheme aimed at addressing digital divide and providing students with the necessary tools to continue their education
read more"Enabling Maths" comprises preparatory course and entry examination
read moreThis professorial level post is the first to be awarded nationally under the Senior Academic Leadership Initiative (SALI)
read moreMinister Harris announces 17,000 laptops ordered nationwide to assist students with online and blended learning through a fund for student devices worth €15 million
read morePlans for an Applied Science & IT building for LIT’s Moylish Campus have progressed as the Department of Further & Higher Education Research Innovation and Science approved the Higher Ed PPP programme
read moreWestern Development Commission launches campaign to encourage more people to make the move West
read moreEducation is a vital cog in the wheel of the development of players,' explains Dr Aoife Lane
read moreThe new building will include workshops, laboratories, classrooms, lecture theatres, research space, tutorial rooms, training rooms and administration offices
read moreThe real-world impact of this research is underlined by how the new formulation is being commercialised in the U.S. by MacuHealth and in Europe by MacuPrime
read moreThe new facility will consist of a split-level building of three storeys, comprising of lecture theatres, classrooms, machinery workshops & halls and laboratory space
read moreThere is no doubt that Higher Education in 2020/2021 is going to a very different experience for both new students and continuing students
read moreBuilding will cater for increasing numbers of students choosing Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths-related courses
read moreThe Institute of Technology Sligo has been ranked in the top five best performing universities in Ireland by U-Multirank, out-scoring larger universities including Trinity and UCD
read moreTwo research projects ‘bone health and safety and well-being of jockeys’, and ‘stabilization of biopharmaceuticals for parenteral use’ awarded funding
read moreThe enterprise-focused research award was announced by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD
read moreBachelor of Science (Honours) in Veterinary Nursing (1 year full time or 2 years part-time)
read moreFounded in 2012, MicroGen Biotech provides patented tailored microbial products for stressed and polluted arable land
read moreGMIT’s Mayo Business Innovation Hub (iHub), through the EMPOWER Women’s Entrepreneurship Programme, will host its annual Spirit of Entrepreneurship event online this year
read moreFantastic opportunity for young sports stars in the south east as applications for WIT Viking Sport Rising Star are open and include great benefits
read moreFour Institute of Technology Carlow academics have been awarded by an international journal for their work in the area of natural resources
read moreEntrepreneurs in the Mid West are being invited to apply to the New Frontiers Programme which includes a support package valued at €45,000
read moreWIT is the first HEI in Ireland to sign the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) which recognises wider ways of disseminating research
read moreGMIT has an international reputation for offering industry-relevant courses to the Tourism industry since opening in 1972
read moreThe Government has indicated that the package of supports will cover the substantial costs incurred by third level institutions during the Covid-19 pandemic
read moreThe Institute fully appreciates the concerns of students and their parents as they plan and budget for accommodation / transport options for the year ahead
read morePresident of LIT Professor Vincent Cunnane said, “The funding will support us as we put measures in place to ensure our students have the safest and most fulfilling college experience possible.
read moreThe commitment of additional and substantial financial resources will ensure that our students can return to their studies in September, confident that the necessary supports will be in place
read moreThe accreditation, originally awarded in 2018, has been reaffirmed and extended until 2023
read moreThe National Film School at IADT has successfully secured in excess of €1.1 million in funding to explore and develop an EU University for the Film & Media Arts
read moreProgramme recognises importance of healthy marine environments to mitigating climate change and sustaining marine industries
read moreApplications are now welcome for a fully-funded three year PhD Studentship to explore the cartographic history and cultural landscape of the landed estates of North County Louth
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow (IT Carlow) has teamed up with the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) and the Women’s Gaelic Players Association (WGPA) to offer two scholarships to members of the players
read moreThe AIT and LIT Consortium has been successful in its application to join a new, forward-thinking education alliance intended to increase collaboration between Europe’s universities
read moreThe sessions will take place from 4pm to 8pm each evening from Monday 27 to Friday 30 July
read moreInstitute of Technology Tralee have received funding to participate in a new Horizon 2020 Biobased Industries Joint Undertaking (BBI JU) project called "BIOSWITCH"
read moreLSAD 2020 Fine Art Graduates’ Show Physical Impact to take place at the Limerick City Gallery of Art from July 15, 2020
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is to increase its offering of targeted courses in areas of high workplace demand by almost 30%
read moreCertificate in Production Management for Animation is now open for applications via Springboard+
read moreDr. Ingrid Lewis, Lecturer in the Department of Creative Arts, Media and Music, has launched a new book entitled “European Cinema in the Twenty-First Century: Discourses, Directions and Genres”
read moreMeeting focused on potential of the west, talent pool and quality of life
read moreThe DkIT Sanctuary Scholarship covers the full tuition fee waiver for a programme on which available places are advertised
read moreFamily Carers Ireland and Institute of Technology Carlow have announced they will deliver their collaborative Certificate in Family Caring via blended learning for the rest of this year
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow has announced it is to offer another fully-funded Level 7 Certificate in Human Resource Management
read moreThe virus, one of several that he uncovered that kills the infectious agent Pectobacterium, was recently assigned a taxonomic subfamily of its own named after Cork
read moreAPT and COMAND are two of the most successful centres of R&D excellence working with industry nationally
read moreSince the beginning of the H2020 programme in 2014, WIT has secured funding for 32 projects in the areas of biotechnology, smart agriculture, social sciences and ICT
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology has received prestigious Association for Nutrition (AfN) programme accreditation for its Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Nutrition and Health Science.
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow has announced it is to offer another fully-funded Level 7 Certificate in Operations and Project Management.
read moreAnother big win for TSSG in Horizon 2020 - Empowering cities as agents of food system transformation under the H2020 Food and Natural Resources call
read moreDr O’Byrne encourages applicants to consider the longer term when making decisions on their number one course, college and location and consider the choices as if there was no pandemic
read moreThe sod was turned this morning on the new CIT/MTU Arena project by Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs & Trade, Simon Coveney TD.
read moreUnder the 2020 Springboard+ and Human Capital Initiatives, CIT has secured in excess of €4.5M to provide almost 800 course places for those who are seeking to reskill or upskill
read moreExciting new opportunities for students of St Lawrence College (SLC), Ontario, and Galway International Hotel School
read morePlans in motion to provide students with year-long work placements
read moreIT Sligo held this webinar on 23rd of June 2020 to help companies in the sector to consider how they can innovate and plan for sustainable growth.
read moreA leading expert in energy management at Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) says that a 7% reduction in C02 emissions per year is possible is Ireland
read moreThe guide has been published to provide clarity and assurance to students and parents amidst the ongoing uncertainty of the pandemic
read moreThis yearbook celebrates a comprehensive profile of our graduating studentsand presents a wide range of very creative and inspiring projects developed by our highly talented students
read moreFree upskilling and reskilling courses for unemployed and homemakers, and 90% funded for employed
read moreLIT’s Development Unit, based in Thurles, is responding to gaps in the renewable energy sector
read moreIn conversation with Karl McDonald, an AIT student ambassador from Rathfarnham, Dublin. Karl is currently studying for a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Sports Science with Exercise Physiology
read moreLIT has the highest rate of full-time employment in any higher education institution outside of Dublin, with more students going into work upon graduation
read moreFollowing an application process and thorough audit of the institute’s suite of policies for staff and students, IADT has been accredited with an entry-level Bronze Investors in Diversity (IiD) mark
read moreDkIT Strategic Plan 2020-22 outlines the institute’s commitment to securing Technological University (TU) designation, driving regional development and a renewed focus on learner-centred higher-educat
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow has been awarded Springboard+ funding across 21 exciting, industry-focussed programmes
read moreFree and subsidized undergraduate & postgraduate courses in Business, ICT and STEM disciplines
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology (AIT) has been awarded €6 million in Springboard+ and HCI funding to deliver a wide range of free or partially funded upskilling opportunities to learners across the Mi
read moreShannon Applied Biotechnology Centre (ABC), an Enterprise Ireland funded Technology Gateway, has been awarded in excess of €800,000 for new equipment to help support Irish companies
read moreConcerted efforts to protect the funding are underway, involving the Department of Education and Skills and the Department of Business, Enterprise, and Innovation, funding bodies and the HEA.
read moreAll status updates in the institutes of technology covid-19 will be notified through individual institutions' dedicated web pages here
read moreWomen in research across the institutes of Technology are celebrated by THEA for International Women's Day
read morePsychologist, author, speaker, consultant and broadcaster, Dr Maureen Gaffney, will be giving a talk to IADT staff, students and guests on “Gender at Work - how gender affects us, gender intelligence
read moreprovided by the Department of Health and HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre following a meeting of the National Public Health Emergency Team
read moreBest Use of Educational Technology/ICT Initiative of the Year category award for WIT's popular Higher Diploma in Computer Science Online which had been nominated in two categories
read moreUPMC to extend the sponsorship offered to WIT Viking Sports clubs (50 teams), the Elite Sport Scholarship and Victory Basketball Scholarships
read moreYoung people who are out of education or full-time employment are being given the opportunity to spend seven days in the Irish wilderness
read moreBased on the Report of the Rapid Response Group (RRG) on Use of Illicit Substances within Higher Education
read moreThe series includes performances, showcases and exhibitions featuring the work of students across a variety of programmes in the Department.
read moreThe Education Awards recognise, encourage and celebrate excellence in the third level education sector on the island of Ireland from both State and privately funded institution
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) and leading Irish building contractor, Walls Construction have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to further develop the relationship between both organi
read moreThe Certificate in Building Information Modelling (BIM) with Revit at IT Tralee has been nominated for an Irish Construction Excellence Award in the category “Third Level Course – Postgraduate or CPD.
read moreDkIT students, completing the BA (Hons) in Film and Television Production, have been selected to screen five short films and documentaries at this year’s Dublin International Film Festival Student Day
read moreSix colleges to participate from around Ireland as students debate subsidies, climate change and gender balance in farming
read moreThe Institute’s Extended Campus will participate in the Blue Light Summit taking place in Castlebar from 27th and 28th March
read moreThe consortium’s work has been in collaboration with IReL (the Irish Research e-Library consortium), IUA (the Irish Universities Association) and THEA (the Technological Higher Education Association)
read moreTwo Culinary Arts students at Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) received gold and silver medals along with best in class titles at this year’s Chef Ireland 2020 competition
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology has begun participating in a new sustainable development project, which aims to prevent and manage risks associated with climate change
read moreAll eyes were on home crowd favourite Phil Healy (IRE) as she led the line in the Hodson Bay Group Women’s 200m.
read moreThree Film & TV Productions by students at Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) have been nominated for the upcoming Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards 2020.
read moreThe move follows on from the Institute achieving the Athena Swan Bronze Award in 2019
read moreHolocaust survivor and Irish citizen, Tomi Reichental visited Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) this week to speak to students about his personal experiences of the holocaust
read moreThe award honours research and innovation partners and companies, who have collaborated to create new products, service or formulations
read moreIT Sligo has been running an award winning MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on “Introduction to Lean Sigma Quality” every Autumn since 2012. Now being offered Spring 2020
read moreDkIT is delighted to launch the DkIT Elevate Awards — to celebrate the impact of student engagement on college life and employability!
read moreIT Sligo Online will be offering a full range of programmes from Level 6 (Certificate) to Level 8 (Masters) commencing in September 2020
read moreLYIT have officially launched their professional development planning project, PROGRESS: Professional Growth for Equity, Sustainability and Success
read moreThe free conference Future Living will take place on February 14, 2020 at the Millennium Theatre, LIT, Moylish Campus.
read moreAn international education project intended to promote collaborative decision-making and problem-solving among students is sending educators back to school.
read moreProfessor of Entrepreneurship at TU Dublin and Visiting Professor at University of Turku (Finland) Prof Tom Cooney recently delivered a lecture to students in the School of Business and Humanities
read moreStudy led by the University of Aberdeen with wide rang of collaborators including GMIT
read moreMore than 200 secondary school students and teachers descended on Institute of Technology Carlow last week for the Tyndall Schools Lectures 2020, sponsored by the Institute of Physics in Ireland.
read moreThe skills and efforts of Institute of Technology Carlow’s communications team has been recognised nationally, following its shortlist for Best Marketing/Communications Team
read moreStudents of the BA(Hons) in Culinary Arts are cooking up a storm in London for their international work placement gaining world-class experience
read moreWIT student and Irish Athlete Phil Healy was interviewed by the Irish Examiner on a turbulent 2019 and an exciting 2020
read moreStudents from the Recreation & Sport Management courses have been relishing the new opportunities of work placement and studying abroad
read moreDJ Carey’s charges had to battle all the way on home ground to overcome the strong challenge of GMIT in the second round Fitzgibbon Cup tie
read moreThe Institute’s gaelic football squad were victorious over UCC at the weekend in an absorbing Sigerson Cup quarter-final at home, ending with a four-point winning margin. The final score was IT Carlow
read moreA study into how fitness apps can affect users, conducted by GMIT and NUIG has found the apps can lead to both positive and negative wellbeing outcomes, depending on the person’s social motivation for
read moreIT Sligo along with Dundalk IT and Letterkenny IT are working to further develop the cross-border manufacturing cluster.
read moreThe inaugural CIT 5k Race will take place on Sun 1st March at 11am with registration, changing facilities and post-race refreshments
read moreNew insights into the role of the novel accessory protein, LINGO1 could support the quest for better treatments for patients
read moreThe BSc in Construction Site Management at WIT has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Third Level Course category of the prestigious Irish Construction Excellence Awards
read moreGMIT Mayo’s Department of Nursing and Health Sciences is pleased to announce a brand-new CAO course, the Bachelor of Arts in Community Development and Youth Work, which commences in September this yea
read moreThe ‘AIforGood Global Visions’ conference will be held exclusively in Sligo from 25-27 March 2020, and will gather world-leading AI experts, innovators and policy makers
read moreLIT, Tipperary County Council, Tennis Ireland, Thurles Tennis Club and Tipperary GAA County Board have jointly welcomed the announcement that funding of €562,554 has been provided
read moreAn exhibition by artists from IADT's Masters in Art + Research Collaboration curated by Julia Moustacchi opens at The LAB Gallery, Dublin
read moreIADT Energy Awareness Team launched the OPW sponsored, Optimising Energy@ Work Campaign in the Atrium Building on Tuesday 14th January
read moreStudents at AIT plan to build Ireland first electric race car by using an electric motor used in the development of the Tesla Roadster with a converted Jaguar X-type
read moreThe Dublin North, North East Recovery College, in conjunction with Dkit present, “Journeys – Where I Am Now?, as part of First Fortnight 2020
read moreDeveloping a full plastics circularity has the potential to contribute to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, resource efficiency and job creation
read moreThe joint application to the Large Scale Sports Infrastructural Fund has been successfully awarded €9.22 million to support the development of a new sports facility at CIT
read moreThis is a year to reflect on and celebrate all our achievements since 1970
read moreA new year of Free Irish Language Classes on campus and on-line for TU Dublin Staff and Students will begin from Monday 3rd February 2020
read moreThe School of Informatics & Creative Arts at DkIT signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with leading European film education consortium, the Film School Network in June 2019
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow is gearing up for its inaugural Healthy Campus Week, which runs from 13th-17th January
read moreJane Burns, MBA, MLIS, MPhil, FLAI, has been appointed Assistant Registrar at Athlone Institute of Technology commencing Jan, 2020.
read moreIADT's Design for Stage + Screen programme annually collaborate with The Royal Irish Academy of Music, this year's opera production is La Calisto by Cavalli
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology’s Department of Life and Physical Sciences hosted a series of Biology revision days last week to assist senior cycle students in their preparation for their Leaving Cer
read moreDesign and digital experts to address free event on 28 January in GMIT Mayo
read moreWIT’s talented final year culinary arts students have compiled a recipe book chock full of culinary delights
read moreThis is one of twenty such posts awarded across twelve of Ireland’s higher education institutions following a competitive process and recommended by an international assessment panel
read moreThis announcement is being made under the Minister’s Senior Academic Leadership Initiative, the goal of which is to accelerate progress in achieving gender balance at the senior academic level
read moreFollowing today’s announcement by Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD, TU Dublin now has approval to recruit two women to key senior academic roles
read moreAre you an early-stage startup with an innovative business idea and a global ambition?
read moreA leading researcher in public health issues and lecturer at LIT, has called for a complete ban on cigarette vending machines in Ireland.
read morePresident of Limerick Institute of Technology, Professor Vincent Cunnane, assumes the chair of THEA for the 50th anniversary year of Technological Higher Education in Ireland
read moreEach year up to five exceptional undergraduate students are awarded scholarships worth up to €12,000
read moreThe Kerry Sports Academy at IT Tralee is now open to the public for membership and Pay as you Go visits
read moreWith 130+ online courses and qualifications ranging from Certificate (Level 6) to Masters (Level 9), IT Sligo Online gives students the opportunity to study part-time
read moreA new CD by Cork-based group Ceolta Sí celebrating and inspired by the cultural heritage of Youghal features a number of songs and melodies composed by DkIT-based Dr Adèle Commins and Dr Daithí Kearne
read moreTwo students from Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) have received recognition for their outstanding achievements in sport
read moreGMIT and Marine Institute teams analysed blubber samples from three stranded killer whales
read moreFirst meeting of three Governing Bodies takes place
read moreThree institutes to develop new flexible learning options under iNOTE project
read moreLimerick School of Art & Design, LIT, has collaborated with the Crescent Shopping Centre, Limerick for the first time ever to bring a special Christmas pop up gallery to the shopping centre
read moreAt a competition and award ceremony in Engineers Ireland last week two TU Dublin graduates won top awards for the final year projects they submitted in 2019 for their degree awards.
read moreThe Connacht-Ulster Alliance (CUA) of GMIT, LYIT and IT Sligo are building the digital and flexible learning capability of staff and students in its eight campuses
read more24 million Government funding under new Human Capital Initiative creates additional university and college places on 138 undergraduate courses
read moreThe Minister for Education and Skills, Joe McHugh, T.D. and Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, T.D. today (Monday 16th December 2019) announced 498 new places across a var
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow is to receive €723,000 for 77 additional places across seven of its newest courses
read moreThe Government initiative is addressing high priority enterprise skills needs such as science, engineering, ICT and professional construction
read moreMinister Mitchell O’Connor launches Additional Undergraduate Places under Pillar 2 of the Human Capital Initiative
read moreThe five thematic areas set out in the plan encompass Learner Experience, Educational Provision, Research and Innovation, Engagement, and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
read moreThe investment is being made under Project Ireland 2040 for the current academic year and the money will be used on small-scale and necessary infrastructure works and improvements
read moreMr Smith is currently Head of Faculty of Film, Art and Creative Technologies at IADT.
read moreOver 1,600 of the 5,000-plus new higher education-going students in the south east in 2019, or almost 1 in 3 (30%) chose Waterford Institute of Technology
read moreLifelong Learning: Preparing for our Future World is the title conference taking place on 11 December at Waterford Institute of Technology
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) was confirmed as a National Winner of the European Enterprise Promotion Awards (EEPA) 2019 at the SME Assembly in Helsinki Finland
read moreThe fund aligns with the Future Jobs Ireland framework and the Regional Enterprise Plans
read moreAs part of the research communication competition researchers explain why what they are doing matters to Irish society or in a global context
read moreNiamh is programme leader for the BSc (Hons) in Public Health and Health Promotion and has competed for Ireland in the World Cross-Country Championships
read moreCollaboration will significantly strengthen Ireland’s emergency preparedness capabilities under the National Emergency Plan for Nuclear Accidents
read moreThe funding is part of €4.6m in Government funding through the Regional Technology Clustering Fund
read moreAIT launched a brand new eco-initiative earlier this week with the intention of educating students, staff and the wider community about the circular economy
read moreThe Institute’s engCORE team (Engineering Centre of Research and Enterprise) last week hosted a tailored workshop event aimed at engineering companies
read more1st year Art and Visual Communications Students are preparing for an exhibition of their work at Wexford General Hospital, entitled Catching the Light, that will be officially opened 5 December
read moreSuccessful applicants will be registered as full-time postgraduate research students in the DCU-DkIT Graduate School
read moreIn 2020, DkIT students from the BA (Hons) in Global Marketing will work with New Zealand Trade & Enterprise (NZTE) client ECOSTORE, exploring market possibilities in Ireland and the UK
read moreTriona Bartholin, PhD student in the School of Business engaged under the early-career researcher programme from the IRC's Government of Ireland programme
read moreDKIT and Regulated Software Research Centre launch fully funded doctoral research to develop an automated software security testing framework for achieving regulatory compliance
read moreErasmus+ training resource – Sports Students as Mentors for Boys and Young Men (‘SSaMs’) uses sport as a vehicle to effectively mentor boys and young men in areas such as health, educational attainmen
read moreMinister John Paul Phelan, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government was a recent guest at Institute of Technology Carlow where he presented 88 graduates
read moreInstitute of Technology Tralee and University College Dublin have collaboratively developed a Post Graduate Diploma in Bioeconomy with Business to address skills shortages in the emerging area of bioe
read moreThe Governing Body of Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Orla Flynn as President of GMIT
read moreThe project is fully funded by the EU under the Erasmus+ programme, under the key action “Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices” and action type “Strategic Partnerships
read moreThe LAB Gallery at Dublin City Arts Office in partnership with IADT are pleased to announce Roisín Power Hackett as the recipient of their inaugural ARC-LAB Gallery Curatorial Scholarship.
read moreVisual artist Orla Barry, a lecturer in Sculpture and Performance at Wexford Campus School of Art and Design will this week launch her book Shaved Rapunzel, Scheherazade and the Shearling Ram from Arc
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology and Cyber security spin-out, Nova Leah have been awarded the Spin-out Company Award at the Knowledge Transfer Ireland “Impact Awards” 2019
read moreThe SOCIETY Research Group, DkIT is seeking a suitable candidate for fully funded doctoral research in the area of social sciences and/or social inclusion and diversity, under the HEA Landscape fundin
read moreMiura automates the entire regulatory compliance process using document scanning and natural language processing technology.
read moreGMIT lecturers Rachel McCarthy, School of Science & Computing, and Dr Liam Morris, School of Engineering, have been awarded the 2019 GMIT President’s Award for Teaching Excellence, presented by Acting
read moreThe project, titled ‘Digital DNA Storage Infrastructure of the Future’, involves an infrastructure that supports encoding of digital transformation in DNA, which will lead to a new form of data storag
read moreMinister announced funding for new gym and outdoor equipment for LYIT
read moreCharted Institute of Building Challenge (CIOB)’s competition attracted entries from Higher Education colleges across Ireland
read moreOver 900 students from schools across the country take to the red carpet for 15th annual Irish cinematic final
read morePartnership with ArcLabs continues to be an essential element of Enterprise Ireland’s overarching strategy to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the South East region
read moreThe first ever Geo Drilling Apprenticeship Programme has been officially launched by Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development, Damien English, TD
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow and Tusla today launched a new partnership programme - the Certificate in Prevention, Partnership and Family Support– which is the first module of its kind in the countr
read moreNew exchange partnership will benefit students and staff on Early Childhood Education courses
read moreIADT were delighted to confer an IADT Fellowship on Frank Keane in recognition of his contribution to Irish business regionally, nationally and internationally
read moreMore than 2,200 prospective students plus their families come to DkIT as part of its two-day open day celebrations
read moreLee Harding from Balrath, Navan, Co. Meath has been announced as the 2019 recipient of the Michael Van Dessel Choral Conducting Scholar
read morePresentations will take place throughout the day on the various courses on offer at Institute of Technology Carlow.
read moreGreen Day will take place in LYIT on Thursday 28 November from 9.30am to 2.30pm and along with the extensive range of exhibitors, it will include a seminar hosting an international panel of experts
read moreThe course has been developed to provide family carers with the skills they need to care safely and confidently for a loved one at home
read moreFine Art Lecturer at the TU Dublin School of Creative Arts, Jesse Jones, is currently exhibiting at the world-renowned and prestigious Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
read moreLinking WIT's ArcLabs research and innovation centre with Erie's Innovation District set to strengthen ArcLabs role in supporting south east startups
read moreSligo Science Festival is back and this year it’s all about Climate and how Science is transforming the planet.
read moreThirty one students across Athlone Institute of Technology’s Department of Sport and Health Science were recognised for their outstanding academic achievement this week
read moreDkIT’s Department of Visual & Human-Computing hosted an Intra-national meeting of the “GENIUS: Innovative Innovative Interdiciplinary Centextual Education using Games Development“ project group
read moreAmongst the graduates, a total of 52 Postgraduate awards were conferred, including 12 PhDs and 41 taught Masters programmes.
read moreThis is the second time in three years that AIT has taken the top spot in Ireland’s official league table
read moreToday’s occasion marks the seventh such annual ceremony for Defence Forces personnel in what is the largest annual military graduation in the State from a higher education institution.
read moreProf Willie Donnelly reminds the graduates of 2019 that the key reason many organisations located in the south east was the quality of WIT graduates
read moreThe conferring ceremonies will see the conferring of over 3,000 awards over ten days across the Institute’s campuses and locations in Carlow, Wexford and Wicklow
read moreThe Class of 2019 is Assured LIT’s Core Values of Inclusivity, Equality and Access to Learning will be Extended to even more People as it Prepares for Life as a Technological University
read moreDr Howard co-authored with WIT’s Prof John Nolan ground-breaking research identifying a unique combination of nutrients to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease
read moreThe event held also marked the 12th Anniversary of the WIT Research Repository
read moreIs the Midlands ready for an era whereby design and production must fully respect reuse, repair and recycling needs?
read moreThis is the second time the Pharmaceutical and Molecular Biotechnology Research Centre (PMBRC) has won the R&D prize having previously won in 2017
read moreAIT celebrates the launch of a new joint institute with Wuxi Institute of Technology in China
read moreIreland’s first and only accredited Domestic Abuse programme is helping to make a real change in how front-line services respond to incidences of abuse in Ireland
read moreInvestors, entrepreneurs, and space industry experts converged for a Space Industry Day at Cork County Hall
read moreAltogether €2m in dedicated funding has been allocated to take the project to the next stage of development.
read moreAltogether €2m in dedicated funding has been allocated to take the project to the next stage of development
read moreTogether with all our stakeholders across the region, we are impatient for the delivery of a much-needed university for the south east
read moreThe announcement of this funding by Minister for Education and Skills, Joe McHugh and Minister of State with responsibility for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor today (Friday), further endorse
read moreCarlow College St Patrick’s and Institute of Technology Carlow welcome the announcement today of funding for their collaborative consolidation project
read moreThis funding will be shared with LYIT’s partners in two consortia, namely the Connacht Ulster Alliance and the Cross-border Further and High Education Alliance
read moreThis funding further endorses the Governments support for the new AIT/LIT consortium and the development a unique technological university for the Midlands and Mid – West
read moreLero, the Irish Software Research Centre, at IT Tralee, will lead research collaboration on driverless vehicles
read moreLIT has confirmed that it is forming a consortium with AIT to develop a new Technological University (TU) for the Mid-West and Midlands.
read moreNew TU to have “regional focus with a national reach and an international outlook”
read moreSpearline’s Waterford office in ArcLabs, WIT’s research and innovation centre was launched by WIT President Prof Willie Donnelly
read moreThis new equipment will be made available to Irish manufacturing companies to test and trial new technologies in manufacturing via the IMaR Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology is pleased to announce that the Institute’s 2019 annual graduation ceremonies will take place on the DkIT Campus
read moreEric Tai was awarded the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) Rising Star in Architectural Technology Award at the recent RIAI Student Awards 2019
read moreThe award recognises the Department of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Studies’ promotion of food hygiene excellence within its courses
read moreDKIT lecturer Sarah McCann, has been selected for the prestigious Sport Movies & TV 2019 – 37th Milano International FICTS Festival taking place in Milano, Italy
read moreWIT commit to increasing media coverage of our female athletes at all levels as well as increasing female participation
read moreJohn Organ, INSYTE wins International Award at the 19th International Federation of Automation and Control TECIS Conference
read moreGMIT, IT Sligo and LYIT (CUA partners) together will deliver EMPOWER programme
read moreStrategic Plan shows the Institute’s commitment to the Northwest, regional engagement and, most importantly, the Institute’s student focus
read moreThe fund is a key enabler facilitating us in delivering a strong, sustainable technological university that will meet the social and economic challenges and opportunities facing Ireland and the South
read moreThe Irish Medtech Association, the Ibec group which represents the sector, celebrated first graduating class Manufacturing Engineering Apprenticeship (Level 6) with CIT, the HEA and SOlAS
read moreSixteen students receive New Entrant Sport Scholarships
read moreThis Government investment will help realise our vision for a new higher education institution of international standing, an organisation with a new emphasis, structure, and activities
read moreFunding will assist work of IT Sligo, GMIT and Letterkenny IT in achieving TU status
read moreFunding will assist work of IT Sligo, GMIT and Letterkenny IT in achieving TU status
read moreTwo art students from Institute of Technology Carlow Wexford campus have been selected to present their work in St Carthage Hall, Lismore Castle Arts exhibition
read moreAlex Keatinge graduated with a BA in Visual Arts from IADT in 2019. She was longlisted for the RDS Visual Arts Awards and is the recipient of the Ormond Art Studios Graduate Residency Award 2019
read moreStudents and staff from IADT and ESAV will initially explore collaborations in film, design and entrepreneurship through the Erasmus initiative
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) will host DojoMór, the Northeast region’s now annual major coding event for school children between the ages of 7 and 17 on Saturday 12 October 2019
read moreThe documentary, GAZA, is co-directed by graduate Garry Keane and edited by graduate Mick Mahon and has been selected as Ireland’s entry for the Oscars’ Best International Feature Film category
read moreFor 8 years, Christine has worked with LIT Lecturer and artist Amanda Dunsmore to capture her experience using selfies, sound and video.
read moreOver 100 companies will be offering careers advice and hundreds of job opportunities at IT Sligo’s biggest ever Careers Fair on Thursday 10th October
read moreThe BSc. in Digital Marketing with Analytics is the only undergraduate course of its kind to include digital analytics, a factor which will give graduates a competitive edge starting their careers in
read moreOn Friday 4th October, a group of students from the full-time Master of Science in Data Analytics programme visited Microsoft’s headquarters in Dublin
read moreNew Solo Album, 'Gaps Between Stars', from DkIT Music Graduate Aodán Coyne will be released on November 22nd.
read moreGMIT’s Medical and Engineering Technologies (MET) Gateway is to receive €840,000 in Government funding to build a state-of-the-art medical imaging test facility
read moreThe seminar reflected on national and international practice with a focus on the San Miniato approach for babies and young children.
read moreIreland’s first academic network dedicated to promoting STEM research across the technological higher education sector will take place at IT Sligo, TU Dublin and IT Carlow on Friday, 27 September
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology is once again partnering with Midlands-based companies to help them fill their digital marketing resource gaps using final year students’ knowledge
read moreTheresa Lowry-Lehnen, the full-time nurse and an associate lecturer at Institute of Technology Carlow, won two major awards and was also shortlisted for Nurse of the Year
read moreThe EOE2019 Conference, hosted by IT Tralee between the 24th and 27th of September focused on the topics of diversity and inclusion in outdoor recreation and education
read moreMetamorphosis exhibition comes to a close in GMIT's Creative Arts campus
read moreResearch collaboration aims to support policy on seafood safety and consumer health
read moreAngela Hamouda, representing DkIT, has been selected as a National Winner at the Enterprise Promotion Awards 2019
read moreThe event which was open to the public, students, engineers and business leaders was organised by Engineers Ireland
read moreIT Sligo is hosting the second Science Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) conference tomorrow, Friday 27th September
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT) is delighted to present the Sean Fingleton Collection – Work on Loan
read moreA report by the SFA co-authored by TU Dublin Professor in Entrepreneurship, Thomas M. Cooney, has found that less than half of Ireland’s small business owners believe they have good knowledge of finan
read moreFunding of €12 million, over 5-years, has been announced today by Enterprise Ireland for CeADAR, a market-focused Technology Centre working with industry
read moreAn online training programme developed in Ireland has been shortlisted for a prestigious European Commission VET Excellence Award in the European Social Fund Award category
read moreIADT is delighted to partner with I'm A Scientist Ireland to promote their Shape the Future: 3D Printing a Sustainable World competition.
read moreDKIT lecturer Angela Hamouda was awarded a fellowship to Universitas of Indonesia.
read moreDr. Bernadette Brereton, Director of the SOCIETY Research Group, DkIT was recently elected Co-Ordinator of the ESA Sociology of Education Research Network
read moredlr Arts Office and IADT will host an information evening for interested applicants on Wednesday 2nd October 2019
read moreThe PEM Technology Gateway at IT Sligo was recently successful in attaining capital equipment funding from Enterprise Ireland to purchase a new high capacity universal tensile testing machine
read moreAn unique scholarship programme aimed at Limerick GAA members who attend Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) has been officially launched by the college and the Limerick GAA County Board
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology recently formally acknowledged the valuable contribution six exceptional staff members have made to the critical areas in a Professorship Award Ceremony
read moreLeading figures from Enterprise Ireland and the IDA, Knowledge Transfer Ireland and the Department of Health will all address the day-long conference. Tckets available on www.Amplitude.ie
read moreThis programme provides an opportunity for students to study for a one-year Higher Diploma in Applied Social Studies in Professional Social Care
read moreIT Tralee has been awarded funding of €25,500 by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) to host the 2019 Kerry Science Festival
read more‘Clean air – No smoking or vaping’ policy is one of a dozen campaigns developed by committee
read moreDr Janette Walton, Lecturer, Dept. of Biological Sciences and Principal Investigator NutRI research group presented new findings on what Irish children are eating and how it has changed over time
read more‘Pain to Performance’, GMIT Galway (30 Sept, 6 to 9pm) and 'Train Smarter and Harder’, Loughgeorge (1 Oct, 9am to 5pm)
read moreReconvening this month’s meeting in the Mid-West allowed for the board members to tour Limerick Institute of Technology’s Moylish campus and see a number of first-hand demonstrations
read moreSharon’s award winning business Shorla Pharma is based at Questum Enterprise Acceleration Centre, in LIT’s Clonmel Campus
read moreA seminar discussing the impact of technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain on legal practice in Ireland will take place at Athlone Institute of Technology on Wednesday, 25th Septem
read moreThis year’s GMIT Careers Fair, will have a futuristic element with Intel showcasing a peeper robot and Jaguar Land Rover exhibiting one of its high-tech vehicles
read moreArtist Michael Minnis will open ‘Metamorphosis’ comprising work of 11 graduating artists
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow will once again throw open its doors and invite the public to participate in Culture Night, Ireland’s annual nocturnal cultural showcase, that takes place around the cou
read moreGMIT’s Centre for Creative Arts and Media (CCAM) and the That’s Life arts programme at the Brothers of Charity Services, Renmore, Galway, announce first recipient of The Radius Project Bursary
read moreMinister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D. officially launched the fourth year of the Insurance Practitioner Apprenticeship Programme at IT Sligo today
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology is to launch a comprehensive student sexual health service to meet the needs of its growing student population – 61% of whom are aged 18-24
read moreThe students and staff of IT Sligo were recognised nationally at a recent award ceremony in Dublin for their efforts to reduce harm experienced by students from excess use of alcohol.
read moreDrone monitors livestock using First Person View camera and Active RDIF technologies
read moreDún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council was delighted to host a special screening of two short films commissioned under the dlr First Frames Scheme on 11 September
read moreFunds raised will go towards LIT’s Alumni and Foundation Programmes including Access Scholarship programmes and other projects
read morePhase 1 of the New Frontiers Entrepreneur Development Programme at DCU Invent 2019 is now open for early stage startups with an innovative business idea and a global ambition
read moreAn Institute of Technology Carlow spin-out company, Seed Golf, is soaring to success, having developed a tour-performance golf ball that is quietly revolutionising the way people buy their golf equipm
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow, in partnership with the National Building Control Office (NBCO), today launched a new certificate course in Building Control Management
read moreWhen Dublin and Kerry meet this Saturday for the anticipated All-Ireland Football Final replay, Johnny Bradley will watch the match – as he does every televised GAA match – with more attention than mo
read moreSamantha Morris is celebrating after receiving an award for the paper she submitted for the recent 2019 Irish Academy of Management Conference in Dublin
read moreFor 8 years, Christine has worked with LIT Lecturer and artist Amanda Dunsmore to capture her experience using selfies, sound and video
read moreThe programme is the first of its kind in Ireland and is FREE of charge to attendees
read moreMinister for Education and Skills, Joe McHugh T.D. & Minister for Finance and Public Reform, Paschal Donohoe T.D. visited TU Dublin on Wednesday for the topping-out ceremony of the Central Quad
read moreCeremony marks milestone at largest single education project under Project Ireland 2040
read moreThe “Student Health Matters” new App and Interactive Health Guide provides students with easy access to information on how to stay healthy during their college years and where to get support when they
read moreIT Tralee were one of ten third level institutions who received an award at the REACT inaugural presentation ceremony
read moreLeader Muireann Hickey, product advancement coordinator Kevin Hayes, have been awarded First Place and Gold Medal at the Global Student Innovation Challenge held this year in Canberra, Australia
read moreHuge congratulations from everyone at TU Dublin to all the competitors and experts of WorldSkills 2019
read moreThe Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh T.D. and the Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor T.D. today announced almost €100 million is to be invested by the Government
read moreCaoilfhionn Hanton, a 21-year-old Waterford artist accepted her CAO offer and will start the BA (Hons) in Visual Arts in WIT in September 2019
read moreConnacht Rugby and Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) have announced an exciting three-year partnership that will see collaboration in areas of research and further educational opportunities.
read moreLYIT to host Informative Seminar for Early Childhood Professionals led by keynote speaker Professor Mathias Urban from the Early Childhood Research Centre in DCU.
read moreShane McHugo, a postgraduate researcher in GMIT and Enterprise Ireland’s Medical and Engineering Technology (MET) Gateway, has won two prestigious national awards for his research work.
read moreCAO figures show an increase in applications for Level 8 courses in GMIT this year (2019) in areas such as Science, Technology, Maths, Computing (STEM), Design, and Agri-Business and Agri-Science.
read moreThe WorldSkills Kazan 2019 is the 45th WorldSkills competition and among the competitors and experts representing Ireland are a number of people with WIT links.
read moreThe DkIT choir are delighted to announce that they will be singing in the Beyond the Music live performance at Liberty Hall Theatre in Dublin on Saturday 23rd November 2019.
read moreTU Dublin will host the 21st Irish Machine Vision and Image Processing Conference (IMVIP 2019) from 28-30 August in Grangegorman.
read moreDelivered by T U Dublin/IADT, Homespun, which participated in the New Frontiers programme was awarded a coveted Star at the 2019 Great Taste Award by the Guild of Fine Food.
read moreFor many of the 50,000 first-time college students, first year will be a time of new experiences and pushing boundaries. For others, it will be a time of great upheaval marked by uncertainty.
read moreFive students recently travelled to Portugal to compete at the EIA, the world's largest entrepreneurship summer school focused on technology innovation with three students on a winning team.
read moreThe Board of the Higher Education Authority (HEA) met yesterday and approved the appointment of Dr Alan Wall as CEO of the HEA following an open competition managed by the Public Appointments Service.
read moreApplications are still being accepted for Learn & Work programmes at TU Dublin Blanchardstown.
read moreThe inaugural Louth Film Festival will take place in Dundalk on the 24th of August, 2019.
read moreThe conference theme is ‘Relationship Matters & What Matters in Early Years Relationships’ with Keynote speakers are Dr Jools Page & Pete Moorehouse.
read moreThe listing of the Round One minimum points required for entry to TU Dublin Blanchardstown courses in September 2019, with the 2018 comparison where applicable.
read more'It was complete chance I ended up there, but it makes the best use of my strengths'
read morePrestigious award to further Alzheimer's disease research
read moreOn the morning of the release of CAO Round 1 offers the Minister reminds school leavers and adult learners of the myriad of options for their next steps
read moreDoctoral researcher at TU Dublin, Vihanga Gamage, says it's likely that artificial intelligence will do more good than harm for human civilisation.
read moreMinister McHugh announces capital investment of €1.8 million for LYIT’s Killybegs campus
read moreThis new customisable technology heralds an era of modern, highly specialised healthcare that has the capacity to help people live longer, healthier lives
read moreInvestment at campus under Project Ireland 2040 for lecture space, library, offices and upgrade works
read moreThe School of Informatics & Creative Arts MOU with the leading European film education consortium will see DkIT develop stronger links with education partners across Europe in the area of film and TV.
read moreMembers of Team Ireland took some time out of their busy schedule to meet with TU Dublin President, Professor David Fitzpatrick, ahead of the WorldSkills competition in Kazan later this month.
read moreSiobhán Doyle, PhD Researcher in Museum Studies and Commemoration, at the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media, says underdog stories touch something deep and universal in the human psyche.
read moreMinister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Josepha Madigan TD, has announced that Annex has been selected to represent Ireland at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.
read moreRollout of new email addresses to complete by new academic year
read moreImplementation of a new research and innovation fund for IoTs and TUs, assist TU development by establishing a TU Research Network and other Initiatives
read moreIf you're from outside Dublin and are due to begin classes in TU Dublin this September, finding accommodation in the city is likely to be your number one priority right now. We have some tips to help.
read moreDkIT is delighted to announce that applications are now welcome for a fully funded two-year MSc Studentship with NetwellCASALA at Dundalk Institute of Technology.
read moreCan we move away from using plastic? No. Can we make plastic more sustainable and environmentally friendly? Yes.
read moreEI co-funded collaborative Technology Gateway between LIT and IT Tralee is to receive €1m in new equipment for the Shannon ABC which will significantly enhance its research capabilities.
read moreThe inaugural Irish Social, Community and Therapeutic Horticulture Symposium is due to be held on Friday 6th September ,9:30am-4:30pm at the LINC Building, TU Dublin Blanchardstown.
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology's APT and COMAND are Enterprise Ireland's most successful centres of R&D excellence working with industry
read moreEntire AEGIS project team from the US and EU, including WIT-TSSG’s James Clarke, was invited by DG CONNECT organisers session on international cybersecurity challenges
read moreAlacoque McAlpine, lecturer in supply chain management, says fast fashion brings catwalk styles quickly and cheaply to the High Street, but it's a process which comes at a huge human and social cost.
read more‘Uisce’, a 5 minute short film produced by AIT third year BA (Hons) students in Animation and Illustration, has been selected to screen at the prestigious Still Voices Film Festival in August
read moreCarlow Regional Youth Service and socialCORE at IT Carlow Announce ‘Game-Fest’ Gaming Summer Camp
read more6,691 PBSA Bed Spaces Completed by End Q2, 2019
read moreMore than 85 teams from across the world are coming to Waterford to participate in the Renault World GAA Games and WIT has a major part to play.
read moreTU Dublin Blanchardstown will run a Certificate in Data Centre Operations course commencing in October 2019 designed in conjunction with Amazon Web Services.
read moreThe EMeRGe Research Group at DkIT recently held a HEInnovate workshop focused on Entrepreneurship Education Assessment.
read moreT U Dublin is currently seeking applications for its training programme Access to Apprenticeship. The deadline to apply for the September course is Wednesday, 31 July 2019.
read moreDublin Learning City project Co-Chair, Denise McMorrow, IADT, met with the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Paul McAuliffe, to mark the Dublin city's acceptance into the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities.
read moreComprehensive reform of Higher Education Act, 1971 agreed by Government
read moreSCNE will showcase information about venues, bars, restaurants, casinos, events, transport, safety, promotions, discount, deals and loyalty in one app
read moreOver 35 representatives are attending a customised training programme for the DECIDE (Developing services for Individuals with Disabilities)
read moreDr Vanesa Martinez, Lecturer in Fundamental Biology at the School of Biological Sciences, explains how viruses have been with us every step of the evolutionary way, sometimes harming us and sometimes
read more‘Brexit – Back to the Future’. A panel of world-class experts will gather to reflect on the instability evident in the lives of our politicians, businessmen, academics and the wider communities
read moreEnterprise Ireland-funded programme supports next generation Agri, ICT and Lifesciences start-ups
read moreMTU consortium welcome the positive announcement by Ministers McHugh and Mitchell O’Connor following their consideration of the MTU application
read moreMinisters McHugh and Mitchell O’Connor welcome Report of the Independent Review Panel on Munster Technological University (MTU) Application
read moreThe new partnership will foster research and education initiatives
read moreThe springboard+ upskilling initiative in higher education offers free courses at certificate, degree and masters level leading to qualifications in areas where there are employment opportunities
read moreTechnological University Dublin (TU Dublin) has released its annual Cost of Living Guide for students for 2019-20. The guide is designed to help those starting Higher Education in September.
read moreGraduate Business School 2019 launch of MBA Scholarship programme.
read moreStarting University should be an exciting time, so make sure you start on the right foot by getting your finances in order and apply for your student grant as soon as possible.
read moreEoin Doyle who now works with Sheffield United says the Huddersfield Town F.C. experience was essential to obtaining new role
read moreThere is a tradition in the GAA of blaming defeat on a force greater than human sporting abilities according to Siobhán Doyle, PhD Researcher in Museum Studies and Commemoration, at the Graduate Schoo
read moreThe Dept of Aerospace, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Institute of Technology Carlow wins the Safety Award at last week’s Irish Aviation Awards,
read moreIADT congratulates graduates of the IADT National Film School, winners at the Galway Film Fleadh
read moreA special activity day will take place 10th August from 10am to 3pm to highlight and promote female teens in sport
read moreThe EPA has published the EPA Research Report 282: Reducing Commercial Food Waste in Ireland by CIT researchers Dr Colum Gibson and Dr Sarah Broderick from the Clean Technology Centre.
read moreTeam Ireland captured their first medal of the 2019 World University Games as Institute of Technology Carlow Elite Sports Scholarship student Marcus Lawler took the bronze medal
read moreAnna Guerin/The Dualist, graduate of Masters in Business in Digital Entrepreneurship showcases fashion collection at Brown Thomas Dublin as part of BT CREATE 2019
read moreIreland needs to create 21,000 data jobs by 2020 just to weather the onslaught.
read moreBill provides for regulation of the English Language Education sector and provides a route for RCSI to become a university
read moreThree projects from our third and fourth year BA (Hons) in Film and TV Production students were showcased as part of the Filmmakers Corner in FEST Film Festival in Portugal
read moreNational Film School students celebrate winning awards across categories at this year's Royal Television Society awards in London
read moreCIT joined partners this week to officially launch Atlantic CultureScape, a new €2 million project co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund.
read moreIreland is on the precipice of a fourth industrial revolution driven by advances in smart manufacturing
read moreCongratulations to Olivier Bal Petre, Ireland representative at the International Cloud Computing challenge held in Delhi July 2-6.
read moreOver 25 major tech and biotech firms will take part in the Career Zoo South X South East event at The Theatre Royal Waterford on Saturday July 20 with over 1,500 people attending.
read moreDaniella Kaligorsky, Product Design student from Technological University Dublin, has won the annual Design Innovation in Plastics (DIP) competition
read moreSU President, Glenn McCourt, SU Vice President for Student Engagement, Christopher O’Neill and SU Vice President for Welfare & Equality, Taidgh Kavanagh.
read moreAt the event, they launched Pillar 1 of the new whole-of-Government plan, Future Jobs Ireland, which focuses on positioning Ireland as a leader in innovation and technology adoption.
read moreGMIT Mayo is pleased to offer a new part-time course, the Diploma in Foundation Studies (Business), in collaboration with NUI Galway.
read moreDeveloped with our industry partners in Ireland and the state training body Screen Skills Ireland this new fourteen week certificate course is available via Springboard+.
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology’s (LYIT) Marguerite Cowburn from Bruckless, has been highly commended at the 10th annual PCA awards which took place on 19 June in London.
read moreThe Institute is up for both the Aviation Academic Education Award and the Safety Award at this month's Irish Aviation Award
read moreIT Carlow was the highest-ranking institute of technology, with only Dublin City University finishing marginally ahead.
read moreTaking the idea of local mountains as a theme, 2nd year students of the BSc (hons) in Digital Animation Production worked in teams to create animated short films for Clonmel Junction Arts Festival
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology is inviting midlands-based companies to collaborate with fourth year Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Digital Marketing students
read moreProject Manager and Research Assistant
read moreLecturer in the Department of Process, Energy and Transport Engineering in CIT and Michael D. Murphy, a Principal Investigator in the MeSSOResearch Group was among the Fulbright Scholar awardees
read moreThe report shows how over €485 million is being invested in programmes in 2019 which meet the skill need of the economy
read moreInstitute of Technology Carlow and Kilkenny Education Centre have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that aims to see a greater transition of students with disabilities to higher education
read moreKate Dever from Lahardane won President’s Prize for her final year project
read moreThis relationship has flourished, thanks to the introduction of popular joint programmes such as the Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering
read moreThree reasons to pick a level 6 or level 7 course; How the progression route from a level 6 or 7 course works and other questions answered
read moreIT Tralee will host an information evening highlighting the range of study choices and career opportunities in Civil Engineering and Construction Management at the institute
read moreA recent report from the Construction Federation of Ireland showed that over 10,000 new workers joined the construction industry in 2018, with similar growth expected in 2019
read moreCharlene Somers, who recently completed her Masters at Institute of Technology Carlow Wexford campus, was invited by the Minister to speak at the SALI launch
read moreDemand for graduates who have a clear understanding of the relationship between agricultural, food production and key environmental issues continues to grow
read moredesignCORE at Institute of Technology Carlow last week hosted a visit by Professor Qiyin Fang, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Biophotonics of the at McMaster University, Canada
read moreStudents have created an emotionally intelligent home robot by combining, a robotic arm and Google’s chatbot technology with a domestic lamp
read moreNineteen students graduated from the Leadership, Advocacy and Independent Living course and 18 students graduated from the Campaigning for Human Rights and Equality pilot programme.
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology was delighted to host the 15th Tourism and Hospitality Research in Ireland conference (THRIC) on June 17-18
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) lecturer, Dr Caroline Sheedy has been named among 36 Fulbright Irish Awardees for 2019-2020 by the US Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
read moreHEA funded scheme for 40 second level pupils at Galway campus (8-12 July)
read moreEqual access to education is paramount to a country of equal opportunities, and Limerick Institute of Technology continues to provide such equality of access to higher education
read moreThis is a targeted and innovative positive action initiative which aims to accelerate gender balance objectives at senior academic leadership levels in Irish higher education institutions
read moreSecondary schools and NGOs from across the island of Ireland attended the launch event, which took place in DkIT’s iconic Carrolls building
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology was delighted to welcome Claire Constantine of the Universitaire de Rennes Engineering School to the campus earlier this week
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) are inviting applications for a 36 month, funded PhD studentship examining carbon fluxes through the littoral zone of the humic lake Lough Feeagh
read moreSome of the biggest names in industry across the south east have come together to form a cluster group to promote and advance engineering in the region.
read moreA team of archaeologists from IT Sligo have just completed a two-week archaeological excavation of a prehistoric monument in the heart of the Carrowmore megalithic complex, Sligo.
read moreA team of maths lecturers from different departments in LIT are working with partners from four other EU countries on the Erasmus+ funded project MathE
read moreMark Reidy, a past pupil of Cólaiste Chiarain, Croom, Co. Limerick is one of 2 students at WIT to be awarded as a winner of the Dairy Master Student Award
read moreCork Institute of Technology (CIT) are collaborating with CDK Global Ireland, a leading global provider of integrated information technology and digital solutions for the worldwide automotive industry
read moreLocally grown trees and timber from Clifden, Westport and Kylemore feature in some pieces
read moreIT Carlow Wexford Campus today launched two new degree courses in Tourism and Event Management to meet the needs of Ireland’s largest employment sector - the country’s €6 billion tourism industry
read moreThe Institute of Technology Tralee has secured over €1.16 million in funding and 472 places under the Government’s Springboard+ initiative for the academic year 2019/2020
read moreIT Sligo offers training in three trade apprenticeships, one in Tool Making, one Carpentry and Joinery and one in Electrical Instrumentation
read moreCyril Morris, James McNamara, Brian Mullarney and Leo Reddy. participated in lecturer exchange whereby AIT lecturers travel to Luoyang and Chinese lecturers are hosted by the Faculty of Engineering &
read moreAs part of Men’s Health Week, Minister Catherine Byrne TD, Minister of State for Health Promotion launched the Men on the Move Evaluation Report earlier this week
read moreUK Irish trade relations were central to Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2019, as more than 600 visitors, exhibitors, manufacturers and business owners met at the manufacturing supply trade exhibition
read moreLIT Library was delighted to host a recent visit of librarians from Budapest Metropolitan University. The representatives visited Limerick under the Erasmus + programme, June 2019
read moreTreatment of diseases of the back of the eye such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and diabetic eye disease is set to be improved with a €4m EU-funded project led by Waterford Institute of Te
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology in collaboration with gteic@Gaoth Dobhair are presenting an information event for local entrepreneurs and companies seeking to learn more about Innovation and Desig
read moreOpen evening on all Springboard upsklling and reskilling courses to take place 19 June, 6pm
read moreMOU aims to increase access and create new pathways into tertiary education
read moreExpressions of interest will be assessed before Minister McHugh is provided with a shortlist of candidates from which the Minister will make his selection
read moreFor the summer months of June, July & August 30 student entrepreneurs will work full-time on their business ideas in the three on-campus incubation facilities
read moreThese new Master’s level courses are designed to directly support innovation in the workplace, to boost the region’s economy and to build personal development and career opportunities
read moreThe creative hub will be a centre of excellence for the development of arts, design & architecture for the region and further afield
read moreWIT’s new Part-time/Flexible Handbook 2019 will be launched at the institute’s Springboard, Part-time & Postgrad Information Evening
read moreThe Head of GMIT’s School of Design and Creative Arts, Dr Paddy Tobin, welcomes the election of visual artist Aideen Barry to Aosdána, the affiliation of creative artists in Ireland
read moreFinal year students of Art’s, Design and Architecture display their talents at the 2nd inaugural Creative Showcase at IT Sligo this week
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is to more than double the amount of third level places it will provide in targeted part-time, evening and blended courses
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology has been awarded €260,000 in capital funding to support replacing end of life equipment used for plumbing and motor trade apprenticeships,
read moreFocus on new technologies, sustainable methods and materials and modernising traditional craft
read moreAs part of Manufacturing Solutions 2019, a professional speed-date-system will introduce suppliers to some of the largest multi-national and indigenous manufacturing companies
read moreThe Memorandum of Understanding aims to see a greater transition of students with disabilities to higher education.
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) Graduate of the BA (Hons) in Social Care Padraic Geoghegan, has been commended by the 2018 Global Undergraduate Awards scheme
read moreEdTech is the annual conference of the Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) and is a significant event in the Irish learning and teaching calendar
read moreThese courses are designed and developed in close collaboration with industry partners and provide a dynamic pipeline of job-ready graduates, with up-to-the-minute skills, and valuable qualifications
read moreThe HEA funded summer camps entitled Empower have been designed to help young people from the Mid West develop and grow their innovative, entrepreneurship and creativity skills
read moreA number of new scholarships open to members of both organisations have been announced by GMIT. The scholarships are jointly funded by GMIT and the player associations
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with leading production company, Dundara Television & Media to launch a new Television and Media Academy
read moreTech companies must increase their commitment to the professional development of the 5,000 ICT professionals currently employed in the southeast in order to grow and flourish
read moreShe has been very active nationally in the promotion of STEM, and in 2006 co-founded Maths Week, now the biggest maths festival of its kind in the world
read moreThe Graduate Show will open on Saturday (June 1) at 3pm and will continue at the Clare Street Campus, Limerick until June 9
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology ranked fourth overall out of a total of 31 third level universities and institutes of technology at the recent Sport Ireland Sports College of the Year Awards
read moreDemand for Level 6 and Level 7 courses - predominantly offered in institutes of technology - has declined as more students aim for a level 8 honours degree.
read moreThe investment will fund 12 researchers under the Irish Research Council’s 2019 Advanced Laureate Awards Programme.
read moreFormer US President Jimmy Carter long ago saw the threat to women and girls, and it's time we all took note
read moreSafe, Respectful, Supportive and Positive – Ending Sexual Violence and Harassment in Irish Higher Education Institutions
read moreThe funding is being provided under Project Ireland 2040 which commits to exchequer investments of €2.2 billion in Ireland’s higher education infrastructure over the coming decade
read moreMinisters announce targets to deliver more than 47,000 graduates with high level ICT skills by 2022.
read moreFour in Every Five Irish Students Complete their Degree
read moreCIT and IT Tralee have submitted a formal application for Technological University Status. Follow their journey
read moreResearch and innovation leaders from the technological higher education sector had the opportunity to influence the next phase of European funding programmes which support collaboration in research
read moreThree graduates of the National Film School in IADT have been nominated for Oscars at this year's awards
read moreContinued growth in student numbers has meant that last year, we had over 44,000 undergraduate new entrants into the higher education system
read moreMinisters announced that a call for applications has issued to higher education institutions in relation to the newly established Higher Education Strategic Infrastructure Fund
read moreWork needs to be done in telling parents how workplace is changing, conference hears
read moreProf David FitzPatrick to head Technological University Dublin
read moreUCD’s Dean of Engineering, Professor David FitzPatrick, will be the first president of Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)
read moreProfessor David FitzPatrick has been appointed the first head of the country's soon-to-be newest university.
read moreProfessor David FitzPatrick has been designated under the Technological Universities Act 2018 for appointment as the first president of Technological University Dublin
read moreWith almost 47,000 CAO acceptances this year, most of them from the Leaving Cert class of 2018, school-leaver college entry rates are pretty much at saturation level
read moreA well-educated mind will always have more questions than answers.
read moreEducational inequality: ‘Feeder Schools’ data shows the extent of two-tier schools system
read moreFurther education expanding to offer apprenticeship and traineeship programmes in finance and IT
read moreSchool figures also account for all students who sat the Leaving Cert in previous years
read moreSchools with dramatically falling numbers can have grossly inflated progression rates
read moreA change in the way Trinity College Dublin selects high-achieving Leaving Cert candidates for special recognition has spread the joy to a greater diversity of schools and students
read moreThe Republic of Ireland’s action plan to accelerate gender equality in higher education is about breaking down the status quo and extending more opportunities to proficient women, says Mary Mitchell O
read moreJoan Wallach Scott warns of a ‘vision of the world in which men are superior to women’ in final protest against CEU expulsion from Hungary
read moreIt was the proposal for a Government of Ireland Senior Academic Talent Initiative which received most attention, both positive and negative.
read moreFor the first time Postgraduate Research students included in survey
read moreAI and how this disruptive technology changes everything
read moreWomen-only posts plan triggers outrage but figures show deep-seated problem
read moreGovernment to back roles in third level institutions at cost of €6 million
read moreThe proposal is likely to prove controversial in Ireland, and, if implemented, is expected to be subjected to a legal challenge
read moreFunding for higher education institutions is to be tied to their performance in tackling gender inequality
read moreFORTY-five women-only senior academic roles in third level institutions will be on offer over the next three years to accelerate gender equality under a government plan.
read moreThe Government is to create 45 women-only senior academic positions in Higher Education Institutions, in an attempt to address ongoing gender inequality in the sector
read moreMary Mitchell O’Connor said the positions will be for world-class academics and are not ‘easy jobs’.
read moreThe first 15 of 45 women-only professorships to be created in Irish higher education are expected to be in place by September
read moreThe Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) has welcomed recommendations in the ‘Gender Action Plan 2018 - 2020
read moreCreating a gender-balanced pipeline will need buy-in from Government and educators
read moreSTEAM supplement, featuring research case studies from the institutes of technology is published with the Irish Independent on 8 November
read moreThe changes will mean that, in future, students who appeal the results of the Leaving Certificate will be informed by the State Examinations Commission (SEC) of the outcome of their appeals much earli
read moreThis will facilitate a smoother transition to higher education in 2019
read moreMinister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD, today launched two important initiatives for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) education in Ireland
read moreMove comes from library, clerical and administrative staff at State’s 14 tech institutes
read moreOnce considered unhelpful, cries about the crisis for higher education in Ireland get more frequent by the week
read moreCommittee told of ‘resistance’ towards profession within Department of Education
read moreA legal review of the Higher Education Authority’s (HEA) powers to undertake investigations and reviews in third-level colleges has held up a report on spinout companies
read moreThe outgoing CEO of the Higher Education Authority, Dr Graham Love has outlined some of the reasons for his unexpected resignation from the body in August after 18 months in the role.
read moreDITSU has launched a campaign against cuts to student services after understaffing prompted the reduction of library opening hours.
read moreOpinion: While Brexit presents opportunities for the sector, Irish universities lack the investment to be in a state of readiness to benefit from Brexit
read moreNinety female students of Engineering and Computer Science in DIT will get the opportunity to be mentored by top women professionals from major multinational and Irish companies as part of the DIT EST
read moreMary McAleese, Patron of the National Forum, welcomed Student Associate Interns to new roles at the National Forum
read moreThe 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
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