UL Appoints Ireland's First Female Professor of Primary Healthcare Research
The University of Limerick has appointed Anne MacFarlane as Ireland's first female professor of Primary Healthcare Research.
NUI Galway Mourns Tragic Passing of Popular Student
The 20-year-old NUI Galway student who died following a brutal assault in Mullingar before Christmas was laid to rest on Friday 6 January.
Minister for Health Speaks at Conference on Autism in NUI Galway
The Minister for Health James Reilly spoke at Ireland's inaugural international conference on Autism last week, 12 - 13 January.
UCD Students to Benefit from Link with Chinese University
University College Dublin has signed a groundbreaking agreement with the Beijing University of Technology to form a ‘Beijing-Dublin International Campus,' which will give Dublin students the chance to firmly integrate themselves into Chinese culture by opening up educational and research links between the two universities.
1 Million Euro Donated to NUI Galway for Breast Cancer Research Facility
NUI Galway's upcoming Translational Research Facility has recently received a €1 million donation for its development from the National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI), through the Galway University Foundation.
Future Business Magnates Mentored at NUI Galway
The J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics in NUI Galway recently played host to industry professionals and corporate experts at a career-mentoring event designed to tackle the concerns of future graduates.
New Competition Makes Students Very 'Appy
NUI Galway and GMIT are giving students the opportunity to create their own web or mobile app with the new competition, Code Ninja.
Three NUI Galway Academics to Sit on Council of State
Three NUI Galway academics have been chosen by President Michael D. Higgins as appointees to the Council of State.
Acknowledge my Effin Hometown!
About Effin time! The village of Effin in Co. Limerick has finally achieved what it set out to do so many months ago.
Life After College
Why academic merit alone won't cut it.Whether it's GAA, lacrosse, charity, debating or juggling, it seems employers are growing ever more enthused by what students have done outside of the exam hall while they expend their time in college.
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