Professor Andrew Deeks discusses the characteristics of world-class universities, how these are measured, the challenges facing universities, their core role and their contribution to the economy and society.
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Dr Maurice Manning, Chancellor of NUI, claims that philanthropic funding for universities, married with public investment, enables universities to compete on the world stage.
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Brett Becker explores current advances of AI in education and discusses how AI is likely to affect our education systems in the years ahead.
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Psychology experts at NUI Galway have developed a new online treatment programme to help people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
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In 2018, Trinity College Dublin will launch a redesigned science programme, aimed at preparing graduates for a dynamic future in which scientific skills and thinking will be ever more important in an increasingly diverse range of careers.
Read More“It is now 725 days since the Cassells Report was published and the sector cannot continue to deliver without the politicians of Ireland grasping the funding challenge for the university sector.” – Jim Miley
Read MoreIn its Budget 2019 submission, the Irish Universities Assocaiation highlights the urgent need for the government to make a decisive step to invest in the future key talent for the knowledge economy.
Read MoreIn its simplest form, Blockchain, the new kid on the Irish Technology block, is a shared database system which allows users in a peer-to-peer network to verify and store records. It represents a new way to access and trust data communicated over the internet.
Read MoreDr Andrea Ciribuco, NUI Galway, has won a 3-year Collaborative Research Fellowship in Italy to investigate the language experience of migrants in Europe.
Read MoreThe computer science course aims to teach students to be creative, adaptive learners and to employ flexible, solution-oriented thinking.
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