Third Level

Many students mistakenly believe they can score more CAO points by dropping ‘difficult’ subjects

If you dream about making a big change in your life, take inspiration from these five people, who each took a leap of faith mid-career that paid off

Credit and debit card customers also spent less money abroad than in July, says Central Bank

New TCD course aims to reflect the tech revolutions, demographic shifts and ethical quandaries that doctors will face

Susi on course to receive close to 110,000 grant applications this year

The trades are not a fallback option. They are a first-choice pathway to a respected and future proof career

Government considering proposal to reduce VAT rate on new apartments

Coverage around AI tends to exaggerate or catastrophise its impact beyond what is known

As students get stuck into the academic year, there are strong feelings about whether artificial intelligence should play a role in their education

So how do you tackle a toxic co-worker – or worse again, a contrary boss?

Focus on what you have to offer, zoom out a little, and identify and reflect the skills that got you this far

Demand buoyant for skills in science, engineering, construction, agriculture and healthcare

What you should know when beginning full-time work

From Claddagh shirts to repurposed coffee grounds, young business owners offer advise to graduates considering entrepreneurship

New to the workforce? Hit the ground running with these tips from career coaches

Clear structure, relevant keywords and straightforward language helps AI and human recruiters assess your skills

Education is never wasted, and a higher degree qualification can also be valuable to a graduate’s career

Three immigrant graduates talk about their experiences of coming to Ireland – and the possibility of running for president

New graduates have the prospect of a more balanced working life than their predecessors

‘Learners develop enhanced confidence and self-esteem, as they come to value themselves as an individual with a contribution to make’

It can be difficult for graduates without formal industry experience to understand their expectations for a job

I worry about my daughter. Our education system is preparing students for a world that may disappear

Students face a dearth of on-campus beds, hours-long commutes, couch-surfing and a scrap for rooms in an already overheated private rental market. There is no quick fix

Higher Options will have many people to help you decide what to pursue after the Leaving Cert

Two-thirds of those surveyed, aged 18-24, believe they would be better off in other countries

Global Student Accommodation Group has deferred the investment amid policy uncertainty over the sector

Parents of children studying away from home are spending up to €58,000 over a four-year degree

Practical and financial help and guidance are available for students with a disability or other additional needs

From Abigail Ruth Freeman on science and IT to Artur Banaszkiewicz on studying in Poland, there are many to choose from, so plan ahead

Report indicates Ireland’s ratio of 19 students per member of teaching staff exceeds OECD average of 15 to one

There’s a right and a not-so-right way to approach your visit to the RDS

Higher Options, Ireland’s largest education expo, is back in Dublin from Wednesday to Friday, September 17th to 19th.

Rodhan Harris (20) from Co Clare is on a placement in Singapore – an experience he says has been the opportunity of a lifetime

For those considering further and higher education, the expo has information that could shape the path ahead

As students turn to ChatGPT, educators warn that critical thinking, academic integrity and the future of the humanities are at stake

Remaining focused on CAO points means overlooking ‘wonderful’ alternatives such as apprenticeships and tertiary degrees

Whether you choose a PLC, an apprenticeship or the straight-to-college route, there’s more than one way to take the next step

Decades of reform and cultural change have made our colleges European leaders in gender equality and diversity – but the work of protecting rights continues

Heading to college is a big step, and while most of the young adults preparing to fly the nest will be excited at the prospect of independence, parents might have some concerns about what this will mean

Students have passed their exams, but Government has failed to act on housing them