| NUI Honorary Conferring 2019 | 1/4 |
NUI Honorary Conferring
Wednesday 9th October 2019 at 4:30pm
Royal College of Physicians in Ireland,
Kildare Street, Dublin 2
This year’s National University of Ireland honorary degree conferring ceremony took place on Wednesday 9 October 2019 in the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. At the ceremony, the Chancellor of the University, Dr Maurice Manning, conferred honorary degrees on five individuals who have made exceptional contributions in their respective fields.
| Dublin Festival of History 2019 | 2/4 |
Dublin Festival of History 2019:
Viking Seminar and Lecture
The National University of Ireland, Dublin City Council, Dublinia and the Royal Norwegian Embassy are pleased to announce two events in association with the Friends of Medieval Dublin, the National Museum of Ireland the Dublin Festival of History. These events will celebrate Ireland and Norway’s shared Viking heritage.
| Remembering John Henry Newman | 3/4 |
Remembering John Henry Newman
On the occasion of his canonisation in Rome by Pope Francis, the National University is pleased to remember and celebrate John Henry Newman for his historical link with the University through his appointment as Rector of the Catholic University of Ireland, predecessor of UCD. We also remember him for his profound, visionary and enduring contribution to higher education among many other achievements.
| NUI Grant Scheme for Early Career Academics | 4/4 |
NUI funds Maynooth University discussion on Statistics in Historical Corpus Linguistics
4- 5 October 2019
The first of six Early Career Academics conferences funded by a new NUI scheme has just taken place in Maynooth University.
Over the next twelve months, six post-doctoral researchers from UCD, UCC, NUI Galway, and Maynooth University will bring together national and international experts to discuss the latest research findings and key questions in their various fields.
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