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Young man, 20, in critical condition after fall from fourth-floor Cork City balcony
A young man is fighting for his life after falling from a fourth-floor balcony in a student accommodation complex in Cork City. The 20-year-old, who it is believed is a student at Munster ...
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Decline in interest in ‘Big Four’ study destinations
Interest by prospective international students in the ‘Big Four’ study destinations – the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia – declined by 14% in the year ending January 2025.
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Trinity College raises €235m from philanthropic donations in seven years
Trinity College Dublin has raised €235m in philanthropic donations over the past seven years, according to newly released minutes of a TCD board meeting. At the meeting, Trinity’s chief ...
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Hundreds of university staff express alarm at Triple Lock removal
Hundreds of academic staff and other university workers have signed a letter expressing alarm at Cabinet’s decision to remove the Triple Lock. The Triple Lock guarantees that no more ...
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Job cuts at top UK universities head ‘off the scale’
The University of Edinburgh is one of Scotland’s leading research-intensive higher education institutions – but that hasn’t saved it from widespread cuts that have been condemned as ...
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Land acquired by UU and Economy Department will accommodate 375 new students in Derry
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has said that land necessary to drive forward the expansion of Ulster University’s Derry Campus to achieve 10,000 students has now been acquired by the ...
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PhD graduates significantly better off than those with masters and honours degree
New research shows graduates with PhD qualifications benefit from a significant earnings premium in the years after they graduate from college compared to those with master’s and honours ...
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Trinity argues law not intended for students to decide who comes and goes from accommodation
Legislation ‘did not intend’ for students to have the power to control who enters, leaves or occupies their accommodation, Trinity College Dublin (TCD) argued before a ...
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Ministers Lawless and Harkin approve major land purchase by ATU
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless TD and Minister of State Marian Harkin TD have announced approval for the Atlantic Technological ...
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NovaUCD named among Europe’s top start up hubs
NovaUCD, a hub which supports start-ups at University College Dublin, has been named as one of Europe’s leading start-up hubs by the Financial Times and Statista – for the ...
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Minister Lawless announces €23.6 million Frontiers for the Future funding
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless has today announced €23.6 million to support 23 research projects focused on tackling challenges in ...