In 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.
Read MoreMinister Mary Mitchell O’Connor leads ‘Education in Ireland’ trade mission to India, now the fastest growing market for recruitment of third level students.
Read MoreDr. Alison Campbell, Director of Knowledge Transfer Ireland, has been appointed chair of the prestigious global organisation – the Association of University Technology Managers.
Read MoreFirst ever study exploring attitudes of student teachers to teaching Religion
Read MoreThe social divide in access to college has been a problem in Irish education since the foundation of the state.
Read MoreThis method facilitates knowledge transfer and motivates the participants to effective learning.
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College Awareness Week 2016 was launched on October 12 by Minister for Education & Skills Richard Bruton and will run from 21-27 November 2016.
Read MoreClosing date for applications for the NUI Galway Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is less than two weeks away.
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