| Dev Talks: towards an assessment of his legacy | 1/6 |
Lunchtime lecture series
marking the centenary of
Éamon de Valera’s
NUI Chancellorship
In July 1921, Éamon de Valera was elected, unopposed, as Chancellor of the National University of Ireland (NUI). His first official event as Chancellor was a formal reception at UCD (then in Earlsfort Terrace) on 22 November 1921. As part of the programme to mark the centenary, NUI and the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies (founded by de Valera) are organising a series of lunchtime lectures.
| Inside NUI Triennial Report 2018-2020 | 2/6 |
Inside NUI Triennial Report 2018-2020
Inside NUI 2018-20 is designed to showcase the work of the National University of Ireland, and its achievements, ambitions and developments. It opens the door to NUI, offering information about the governance and structure of the University, the role NUI plays in supporting its member institutions, how NUI promotes scholars and scholarship, and the work conducted by NUI staff in providing services to students, graduates, staff, and academics across the University community.
| NUI Confers Doctor of Medicine | 3/6 |
NUI Confers Doctor of Medicine (DMed)
on Dr Austin Duffy
On Wednesday, 20 October 2021, the National University of Ireland held a conferring ceremony in 49 Merrion Square. The Chancellor, Dr Maurice Manning, conferred the higher doctorate degree, Doctor of Medicine (DMed), on Dr Austin Duffy in recognition of his internationally recognised work in the field of immunotherapy for liver cancer.
The higher doctorate is the highest degree of the University awarded to scholars of international distinction in their fields.
| Irish University Education and the Public Good | 4/6 |
Irish University Education
and the Public Good Webinar
On Friday, 8 October 2021, the National University of Ireland (NUI) hosted the fifth event in the NUI Education and Society Series online, What are Universities for? Exploring Irish university education and the public good.
The Contribution of Mass Higher Education in Ireland to the Public Good: Perceptions within and outside Irish universities. Dr Ann Averill presented findings from her research on mass higher education and the public good.
| NUI launches Evaluation report | 5/6 |
NUI launches Evaluation report
on the collaborative BSc and Diploma in
Rural Development (1996-2015)
NUI is pleased to launch the Independent Evaluation of the Diploma and Degree in Rural Development across National University of Ireland universities. Given the innovative nature of this inter-university collaboration, and in view of the launch by Government in March 2021 of Our Rural Future: Rural Development Policy 2021-25, NUI commissioned an independent review of the collaborative partnership and programmes.
| Covid-19 Information regarding NUI | 6/6 |
Important notice regarding NUI
services during the Covid-19 outbreak
NUI continues to operate fully within government policy, regulations and guidelines.
We are monitoring national public health announcements and information closely.
NUI offices remain open for essential purposes only.
It is not possible to facilitate personal callers at this time.
NUI will keep the national situation under review and updated information on any changes to our opening hours or provision of services will be provided on this website and through NUI social media.
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