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Following the announcement from government on Monday that Level 5 restrictions would come into effect at midnight last night, Trinity Sport announced yesterday that they have temporarily closed all facilities on campus, within Trinity Hall, and other centres at Santry, …
In a press release earlier this morning, the Department of Further and Higher Education announced the creation of a Covid-19 contingency fund for the sector’s access and support services.
The €1.9 million funding is aiming to help deliver much-needed support …
With today being World Mental Health Day 2020, the Union of Students’ in Ireland (USI) have written a letter of action to the Minister of Further and Higher Education Simon Harris, alongside Minister of Health,Stephen Donnelly and Minister of State …
This afternoon, Irish Universities Association (IUA) and Trinity announced the acquisition of new government-backed funding for two separate academic initiatives.
IUA has announced €12.3 million in funding a new, innovative ECTS-weighted micro-credentials scheme, offering more short course options delivered through …
‘Small businesses are the backbone of our economy.’ Or so the saying goes. You’ll often hear politicians echo this remark, from Washington DC to Wellington, NZ. It is, however, a statement that is ringing true for a lot of towns …