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How Maynooth university created open-air classrooms and location services for 16,000 students

In association with Conscia As one of Ireland’s leading universities, Maynooth University is home to more than 16,000 students from over 100 countries. With a growing student popul...

Spotlight on… Maynooth University

Ahead of The PIE Live Ireland, The PIE sat down with Maynooth University’s VP international, Patrick McCole, to discuss the growing importance of transnational education to the uni...

US Catholic university has not applied for accreditation over Waterford campus

Ave Maria University, a Florida-based conservative institution, announced study-abroad programme at former monastery

Conservative Catholic US university in Waterford former monastery faces planning questions

Ave Maria University, established by Dominos founder Tom Monaghan, plans to ‘form future saints’

Galway colleges join forces to revive ‘Rural Voices’ seminar series

The annual headline cost of a university degree has been reduced by €150

There is no change to annual PhD stipends.

Catholic Church to host conference on AI in Maynooth

The Catholic Communications Office of the Irish Bishops' Conference is to host a seminar on artificial intelligence in Maynooth.

University of Galway’s ocean research earns EU Jean Monnet designation

The European Commission has recognised University of Galway’s marine and ocean research with a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for Ocean Futures, Science and Diplomacy. Read more:...

Three Wicklow students studying in London to receive prestigious scholarship

Atlantic Technological University records more than 5,200 CAO acceptances as students opt to study locally

Surge driven by new programmes in cybersecurity, pharmacy, physiotherapy and veterinary medicine

UL launches ‘historic’ direct entry medicine undergrad course

The six-year Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery has welcomed its first intake of 30 students this semester. Read more: UL launches ‘historic’ direct entry medicine undergra...

Anger as October graduation ceremonies at Limerick college pushed to next spring

The decision comes on foot of planned industrial action by union members in the public service.

AI engineers and researchers to advance discovery across humanities and the sciences at new UCD institute

University College Dublin (UCD) has launched Ireland’s first university-led Artificial Intelligence Institute to empower researchers across all disciplines, accelerate scientific d...

SVP to support more than 2,000 students with €3m third-level scheme

Grants will be worth between €500 and €3,000 depending on individual circumstances

Michael D Higgins awarded honorary doctorate from MTU for ‘outstanding contribution’ to public life

Former president honoured by MTU for his work across politics, culture, education and human rights

Carlow is the fourth most expensive student town in Ireland

According to Switcher.ie, going to college in Carlow town costs over €16,000 a year

Meath welcomes Italian ambassadors for special three-day programme

Irish colleges should focus on teaching abroad, not attracting foreign students – Minister

State already has insufficient accommodation for those in higher education, James Lawless says

UCD honours graduates for ‘ground-breaking’ work in agriculture

University College Dublin (UCD) graduate Marie Sherwood has been awarded an honorary Doctorate of Science by the college in recognition of her ground-breaking contributions to Iris...

Staff and students protest over Carlow College closure

Staff at Carlow College, St Patrick's were joined by many students this afternoon to protest over the planned closure and their "exclusion from decision making".

Mayo’s all-time leading scorer Cillian O’Connor marries Dublin native at Mount Juliet Estate in Kilkenny

‘Remarkable recognition’ for Kerry student as he receives STEM scholarship

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Cistercian College welcomes first female students

Cistercian College Roscrea has welcomed female students for the first time in its 120-year history, marking the beginning of its transition to co-education.