The Irish Universities Association is the representative body for Ireland’s seven universities. Through consultation and collaborative projects we develop strategy and policy to advance third and fourth level education and research. Our shared aim is to maximise the universities’ contribution to Ireland’s social, cultural and economic well-being.
Education News
- Trinity students aim to ‘hack homelessness’ this weekend
- Students Protest Against Lack Of Funding For Third Level Education
- Fund the Future Rally Draws 200 for Higher Education Protest
- Students and staff at third level campuses to walk out of lectures this afternoon
- Monaghan scientist involved in molecular computing breakthrough
- Ireland’s Startup Scene: Challenges for 2019
- Going to College: Students to take final step in HEAR and DARE applications as deadline approaches
- UCC forum to probe the transition to sustainability
- New urine test for prostate cancer developed by Irish scientists
- The Long-Overdue Fund the Future Campaign Has Much to Prove
- Spotlight on courses around the country
- How to select the right postgraduate course for you
- 500 students attend science and engineering shows at Maynooth University | Kildarenow
- Gender diversity is key to a robust ecosystem for research, innovation and education
- Galway joins multi-million programme for high-risk medtech
Announcement and Events
- 4th Feb – Galway City Council pass Unanimous Motion in Support of more funding for Higher Education
- IUA Media Release: Ireland joins Serbia as Europe’s only third level systems ‘in danger’ due to funding shortfall and rising student numbers, European research finds
- IUA dismayed at attacks on university autonomy and academic freedom in Hungary -13th December 2018
- IUA welcomes publication of Gender Taskforce Equality Action Plan 2018 – 12 Nov 2018
- Consultation on Strategy for National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning – deadline 30 Nov