The Dublin West Education Centre is inviting applications (by Wednesday 22nd May) for the temporary position of Webwise Education Officer.

‘The Idea of a University’, first delivered in 1852 by the great 19th Century educationalist and founder of UCD John Henry Newman, is today a world classic.

Three of the four teacher unions – INTO, TUI and ASTI – have accepted invitation of Labour Relations Commission to attend new talks this week.

A programme aimed at upskilling ‘out-of-field’ maths teachers at post-primary level is receiving up to €2m in funding from the Irish Government.

Providing a link between sciences and humanities, this exhibition in Trinity College Library looks at the fascinating activities of Preservation & Conservation.

According to The Jerusalem Post, the motion to boycott Israeli adacemia was passed at the TUI Easter conference without the opportunity for debate.

A free MOOC, presenting a broad overview of Ireland to prospective visitors, is being designed by Hibernia College in association with The Gathering.

Teachers, university lecturers, civil servants and others have warned ICTU that they will not accept a majority Yes vote on the Croke Park II deal.

Palestinian unions, representing educators and writers, have praised the Teachers’ Union of Ireland for its endorsement of academic boycott of Israel.

Members of the TUI, comprising 2nd level teachers and college lecturers, have rejected the Croke Park II deal.

Research conducted within educational institutions across Europe, including Ireland, reports that 88 pc of respondents said the way they work is out of date.

Younger teachers have been protected from the worst of the cuts in the education sector in the proposed new Croke Park II Agreement.

The Lifelong Learning Programme offers funding for a wide range of activities for schools, educators, pupils.

A TV investigation carried out by Prof Deborah Mulvany, NUI Maynooth, shows that Ireland is on par with rest of Europe in enjoyment of pornography.

The Final Year Students of the BA in Mathematics and Education at NUI Galway cordially invite you to the 2nd Annual Research Symposium…

The European Language Label is an initiative of the European Commission aimed at improving the quality of language teaching and learning.

Galway’s first-ever CoderDojo – which teaches young people how to write code for computers – takes place each Saturday at two locations in NUIG.

The Simon Cumbers Media Fund Student Scheme is open to full and part-time third-level students over 18 and award will include opportunity to travel.

The University of Limerick has obtained over €3m in funding from Science Foundation Ireland for research that is focused on solving real industrial challenges.

The new Professional Diploma in Mathematics for Teaching (part-time) aims to train out-of-field mathematics teachers over the next three years.