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USI Criticises Government’s Postponed Commitment to Climate Change

USI Criticises Government’s Postponed Commitment to Climate Change

Dec 9, 2015 | Featured, RELEASES

The Union of Students in Ireland has criticised the Taoiseach’s postponed commitment to climate change and is urging the government to prioritise it as a matter of urgency. Taoiseach Enda Kenny said financial challenges will prevent Ireland from making deep cuts in...
The Union of Students in Ireland said Ireland must not follow Britain in Excluding Creative Subjects from School

The Union of Students in Ireland said Ireland must not follow Britain in Excluding Creative Subjects from School

Nov 17, 2015 | Academic Affairs, Featured, RELEASES, Uncategorized

The British government announced their plans for a new school league table which excludes creative subjects on third of November. Nicky Morgan, the British Education Secretary, said schoolchildren who focus exclusively on arts and humanities-style subjects risk...
Sport can be a Key Player in Academic Success, improving Brain Function, Memory and Employability

Sport can be a Key Player in Academic Success, improving Brain Function, Memory and Employability

Nov 12, 2015 | Featured, Media, RELEASES

Being involved in sports at college can greatly improve your academic success, by improving brain function, memory and even employability, according to the Union of Students in Ireland, who are urging students to get involved in exercise. Sports at college can improve...

The Union of Students in Ireland Slammed Ógra Fianna Fáil for their Loan Scheme Proposal

Oct 27, 2015 | Featured, Funding, Media, RELEASES, USI News

The Union of Students in Ireland has slammed Ógra Fianna Fáil for proposing an income-contingent loan scheme for the Irish 3rd level education system at the gates of Trinity College on Friday the 23rd October. USI said the loan system is overwhelmingly intimidating...

Over 10,600 Students Take Action to Protect their Grants!

Oct 9, 2015 | Academic Affairs, Accommodation, Budget, Campaigns, Featured, Mature Students, Media, Regional News, RELEASES, USI News, Website

10,628 new student voters were registered by the Union of Students in Ireland across 24 college campuses between the 6th and 8th October. USI launched their campaign ‘Education Is’ to educate, empower and register students to vote in the upcoming General Election,...

Modern Advances in Farming credited with the Growing Number of Students Applying for Agricultural Courses

Oct 2, 2015 | RELEASES

Recent agricultural development has enhanced the appeal of farming to young people across Ireland, leading to rising CAO Applications in Agriculture and Horticulture courses. “There are 56 agricultural classes and courses in Ireland, offering a plethora of...
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