CIT School of Music Youth Theatre “I Am Anne Frank”
A celebration of the life of Anne Frank in word, music and song will be performed by The CIT Cork School of Music Youth Theatre. Adapted for the stage and…
News (Page 3)
Keep up to date with the latest postgraduate news in Ireland. In this section, you’ll find news from colleges, universities and institutes of technology.
We have news about Masters courses, news about scholarships and funding, news about changes in the higher education system and news affecting students in Ireland.
Maynooth University: Women In STEM Hume Awards
As part of the Athena Swan initiative, this year Maynooth University will fund two Women in STEM Hume (WISH) awards. All applicants are subject to the eligibility requirements as stated…
Call for Papers: Future Visions for a Democratic Internet
International Symposium – Dublin, 27th June 2019 Future Visions for a Democratic Internet: Actors, Norms, Institutions In 2004, Jack Balkin referred to the Internet as a “democratizing force”. This expression…
University of Limerick Open Day – Saturday 12th January 2019
Don’t miss this great opportunity to attend this FREE University of Limerick Open Day! The University of Limerick Open Day kickS off 9am on Saturday at the University. If you…
DIT researchers win award for digital entrepreneurship
DIT PhD student Kisito Futonge Nzembezie and DIT Lecturer Dr Anthony Buckley won a ‘Best Paper’ award for their research on digital entrepreneurship at the Institute of Small Business and…
PwC Summer Internships 2019
PwC Summer Internships give you a real experience of what it is like to work with them and are a great opportunity to discover first-hand if professional services is the…
Trinity scientists awarded funding for brain health and dementia research projects
Three leading organisations including the Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) based at Trinity College Dublin and the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), the Alzheimer’s Association and the Alzheimer’s Society…
NUIG Hardiman PhD Scholarships 2019
Are you planning on starting your PhD in September 2019? The Hardiman PhD Scholarships are fully funded for four years, with a stipend of €16,000 p.a. plus fees. These programmes are…
Free NUI symposium on Foreign Language Learning
Foreign language learning and Ireland’s ‘Languages Connect’ strategy: a symposium on perspectives for higher education Friday, 30th November 2018 10:30am-5:00pm, Mary Ryan Seminar Room, G27, O’Rahilly Building, UCC NUI has…
DCU Open Days
Open Days November 16th and 17th 2018 **Booking Form: Please book using the link below** Guidance Counsellor/ School group registration Individual student registration Welcome guide DCU is now Irelands’ fastest…
Seven universities launch ‘Save Our Spark’ campaign
Ireland’s seven universities have launched a major campaign aimed at encouraging the public to demand that the Government tackles the funding crisis in third level education. State funding per third…
Maynooth University: HELLIN Conference 2018
Register now for HELLIN Conference 2018 ‘Transitions: Lifelong Learning and Higher Education’. Don’t delay as places are extremely limited. Date: Friday 7 December 2018 Cost: €120 – Standard Registration /…
NUIG Galway ‘Empower’ Education Day for Public and Patient Involvement with Research
NUI Galway will host ‘EMPOWER’, an information and education day for the public, with a series of free workshops introducing ‘Public and Patient Involvement’ and developing the skills required to…
UCD hosting €22 million research centre
University College Dublin is to host a new €22 million research centre focusing on advance manufacturing techniques. This new I-Form centre will work to develop areas such as 3D printing…
€22m investment in early-career research
An investment of over €22 million in early-career researchers was announced earlier this week. 288 postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers will benefit from the investment, under the Irish Research Council’s Government…
Considering taking a postgraduate course in Dublin? Talk to DCU at this autumn’s Education Expo
Dublin City University (DCU) have signed up to exhibit at the forthcoming Education Expo this autumn. The university will be promoting their courses and offering guidance and advice to prospective…
Increase in postgrad teaching applications as supply of talent is short
The number of applications from students applying for teaching courses at postgraduate level has increased amid concerns of a crisis in the supply of qualified teachers. The level of interest…
UCC to invest in new student housing, schools and hospital
University College Cork (UCC) is to spend €350 million on new student housing and a business school as well as a dental school and hospital. The construction programme will take…
Are high rents stopping students doing a postgraduate degree?
High rents and the housing shortage in major urban areas has reached crisis levels. Unsurprising, this has disproportionally affected students. As well as a lack of available properties, rents have…
Careers and education options at October’s Jobs Expo Dublin
Jobs Expo Dublin is to return this October showcasing up to 50 leading employers as well as educators and professional development experts. The event takes place on Saturday 21st October…
