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Election Meeting to Elect Chancellor
and Voting Arrangements
The election of the Chancellor of the National University of Ireland, to succeed Dr Maurice Manning in 2024, will take place at a meeting of Convocation to be held in the National University of Ireland, 49 Merrion Square, Dublin 2, on 17th October 2024 at 10th a.m. The poll will remain open for one hour.
The election and all related procedures are carried out in accordance with Statute LXXXVI, Chapter Vl, Statute CII, Chapter l and Statute CCXXVlll, Chapter ll of the University Statutes.
| NUI Vacancies | 2/5 |
Cuirfear fáilte roimh iarratais le bheith san áireamh ar phainéal do róil ag leibhéal Cúntóir Sinsearach Feidhmiúcháin in Ollscoil na hÉireann (OÉ). /
Applications are invited to be included on a panel for roles at Senior Executive Assistant level in the National University of Ireland (NUI).
Cuirfear failte roimh iarratais le bheith san áireamh ar phainéal do róil ag leibhéal Speisialtóra TFC in Ollscoil na hÉireann /
Applications are invited to be included on a panel for roles at ICT specialist level in the National University of Ireland (NUI).
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NUI Denis Donoghue Awards 2024
NUI is delighted to offer at least ten NUI Denis Donoghue Awards in 2024, valued at €2,000 to €5,000 each.
These awards support students from under-represented groups in higher education in Ireland
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Dublin Festival of History
International Viking Event:
Governing Dublin in the Viking-Age
For the seventh year running, the National University of Ireland, Dublin City Council, and the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Ireland are pleased to collaborate and contribute a Viking-studies event to the Dublin Festival of History Programme. This year, in association with the Friends of Medieval Dublin, we are honoured to host a lecture by Professor Alex Woolf, who will present his latest research on Viking-Age Dublin.
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Launch of John Redmond and
Irish Parliamentary Traditions
National University of Ireland celebrated the latest addition in our Decade of Centenaries publications, John Redmond and Irish Parliamentary Traditions, at its launch on 11 September at 6pm in NUI, 49 Merrion Square, Dublin 2
The evening began with Dr Patrick O’Leary, Registrar of NUI, who welcomed everyone to the event. Then Professor William Murphy, Head of School of History and Geography and Associate Professor in Modern Irish History at Dublin City University, officially launched the book.
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