“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
In 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.
Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor leads ‘Education in Ireland’ trade mission to India, now the fastest growing market for recruitment of third level students.
Dr. Alison Campbell, Director of Knowledge Transfer Ireland, has been appointed chair of the prestigious global organisation – the Association of University Technology Managers.
enet operates the second largest fibre network in Ireland while HEAnet is an essential provider of ICT services to the education and research community in Ireland.
The social divide in access to college has been a problem in Irish education since the foundation of the state.
This method facilitates knowledge transfer and motivates the participants to effective learning.
In his book Zombies and Calculus, Colin Adams, author, humorist and professor of mathematics, brings out the excitement and versatility of Calculus – the science of how quantities that depend on each other change as one or more of them changes.
College Awareness Week 2016 was launched on October 12 by Minister for Education & Skills Richard Bruton and will run from 21-27 November 2016.
The inter regnum in policy decisions in Irish education is over as Minister Bruton rolls out decisions on a daily basis.
