Higher or further education - where to next?
Today’s students have never had so many options to choose from
Today’s students have never had so many options to choose from
My advice to all CAO applicants is to use all available slots on your form
Council planners had recommended refusal of new development at Baker’s Corner
Planners say Baker’s Corner development would be detrimental to its surroundings
Proposed Baker’s Corner scheme includes gym and cinema room
Proposed development would see 276 student units built and existing pub demolished
Trinity to remove social distancing rules and allow lectures operate at full capacity
Endless stream of video calls can cause exhaustion, dissonance and fatigue
A diverse range of courses are on offer for prospective students
Learn and adapt: Graduates will need to prepare the groundwork for a successful job search
Pledge to deliver 11 buildings set to facilitate extra 8,000 student places upon completion
New research shows affluent students are far more likely to study such programmes
What Ireland’s IoTs have to offer, when open days take place and more
News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers
Working Abroad Q&A: Every single Irish person I’ve encountered here seem to just be excelling at whatever it is they’re doing
Local music seems be an all-male affair, but some female musicians are pushing back
Life on campus: Institutions around the country offer a diverse range of course options for prospective students
Ballyfermot College of Further Education graduate: ‘There are no straight lines in life’
Fee-paying students much more likely to attend top Dublin-based universities
James O’Nolan obituary: His enduring legacy is as a teacher and mentor, and as an interpreter across different media for some of the country’s most distinguished contemporary artists
HEA-backed report says the two institutions should form a ‘university of creative arts’
Ola Majekodunmi (21) has a weekly radio show on Raidió na Life
Institutional history: We need to reflect, not just remember
School building programme to lead to additional 20,000 places annually
Charles Cleary admits murdering Leo Carolan at a flat on the South Circular Road
Institutions around the country offer a diverse range of course options for prospective students
Irish Times’ Leaving Cert diarists from Coláiste Éinde in Salthill share their reaction to the results
Highest drop-out rates in construction, computer science and engineering courses
New to the Parish: Bassam Al-Sabah arrived from Iraq in 2004
Open days offer students opportunity to become informed about courses and campuses
Subject choice is important but there is more to college than just study and lectures
Charles Cleary, of no fixed abode, accused of killing the 25-year-old DJ on South Circular Road
Leo Carolan was found dead in a flat on the South Circular Road on Tuesday
Victim Leo Carolan (25) killed in Dublin flat, second man found with knife wound in neck
Four graduates reveal how they found third-level life
Flashes of brilliant writing are weighed down by the plot in ‘Miniaturist’ author’s new novel
Review finds €2m a year in State funding spent mostly on Catholic chaplains
Higher Education Authority report shows how much each college pays to provide service
During virtual reality therapy a therapist creates artificial scenes that trigger fear
Report finds up to two-thirds of third-level teachers not in full-time or permanent jobs
Colleges and universities spend €1.5m in public funds annually on chaplains
Digital trend report looks at online experiences of 2,300 children aged under 12
BID property forum aims to deliver a fresh shopping experience in the town centre
Students in fifth and sixth year need the right support from their parents
Irish consul tells 1,800 mourners, including 400 J-1 students, of ‘unspeakable grief’
Hozier performs during service at Foxrock before burial at Deansgrange Cemetery
Services will be held for balcony collapse victims Eoghan Culligan and Eimear Walsh
Funeral held in northern California, near home of Ashley
Grieving families, friends and strangers attend Oakland church where four of the six Irish J-1 students lay in repose
Six students, five of them from Dublin, were all in their early 20s
Natalia Staroscinksa says: ‘The good weather makes it easier to get up in the morning’
Heather Humphreys presents prizes to young artists at Royal Hospital Kilmainham
On a sunny morning, top tech companies gather at IADT to see the talent on display. By 11am most of the students will have jobs
Redesign of coastal town would divide main thoroughfare in to four retail quarters
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices