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The Judge said hed been throwing his weight around

The trade-offs around cost, disruption and deep versus light retrofit are complex to navigate for councils and the communities looking to them for

Thousands of students enrolled in the Bachelor of Advanced Studies across multiple faculties have received an email detailing a “potential administrative issue”.

Edtech startup, HEX, has signed a major agreement with the University of Sydney to allow students to gain academic credit before arriving on campus.

Families are asked to give consent for metal parts of coffins to be recycled.

A year post-introduction, ChatGPT solidifies AIs permanence as the global education sector rapidly adopts generative AI tools to enhance learning, teaching, and assessment.

2023 started well enough but as we hobble to the end of the year vice chancellors are asking: “what the heck just happened”.

The University is set to introduce a new Support for Students Policy, involving changes to assessment processes and increased communication prior to the census…

In the wake of the NI Music Prize 2023 at the Ulster Hall, Peter Leathem OBE says supporting Northern Ireland’s musicians and building a thriving music sector is essential to ‘create the legends of the future’

It is not the first time the couple and their home has been devastated by flooding.