Government to Subsidise Fees for 14,000 New Higher Education Places
An initiative to provide over €30 million in free/subsidised places to higher education institutes under the ‘Jobs Stimulus Package’ has
Graduate Entry Medicine Students Vote to Withhold Tuition Fees in Protest of Further Fee-Increases
Graduate Entry Medicine students have called on UCD to reduce tuition fees and are demanding a freeze on future increases.
What Happened Last Week in UCD? Newsround 19th – 25th October 2020
Last week, the Belfield campus saw the completion of the University College Dublin Students’ Union class rep elections, while Ireland
Minister Simon Harris calls for more accountability requirements for universities.
At a conference held last Friday by the Irish Universities Association (IUA) Minister for Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science,
UCD Professor Takes Maths Lectures into the Wicklow Mountains
Professor Colm Fitzgerald, an Assistant Professor in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at University College Dublin (UCD) has come
‘Staff Shortages’ in UCD COVID Test Centre Leads to Weekend Closures.
The National Virus Reference Laboratory (NVRL), located in University College Dublin (UCD) will not be able to process Covid-19 swabs
Breaking: UCD Announce Stronger COVID Guidelines for Nationwide Lockdown.
Following the announcement of a nationwide Level 5 lockdown being put in place from midnight on Wednesday 21st of October,
Virtual Freshers Week 2020 -An Attempt To Vivify Student Life Or a Disappointing Failure?
This week marked the beginning of a new trajectory for student societies, as Monday 12th of October saw the start
UCDSU Class Rep Elections See 63% of Positions Uncontested
Online elections for this year’s University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) Class Representatives took place on the 14th/15th of October. However,
Entire Country to enter level 5 lockdown for 6 weeks from Wednesday
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that from midnight on Wednesday the entire country will move to Level 5 of the
Budget 2021 a “Missed Opportunity” to Develop Sustainable Campuses, says IUA
Higher Education Institutions are set to be given an extra €185 million in 2021 through extra supports in Budget 2021,
Minister Harris launches €5 million National Student Mental Health Framework
The National Student Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Framework has been launched by Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris, in