Higher Education Authority

The North South Research Programme is breaking boundaries in cross-border research collaboration on the island of Ireland. Check out our video to learn more about how this research is impacting lives across the island.

The Higher Education Authority was in Letterkenny this week to hear about the development of Atlantic Technological University’s innovative new Masters of Pharmacy programme and its exciting plans for the delivery of a new Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery programme. Colleagues also marked the publication of the Performance Agreement 2024-2028 between the HEA and ATU with discussions on the strategic priorities for its implementation. You can read the Performance Agreement here: https://lnkd.in/e2yG9xg7

Thank you to all our speakers, panelists, and attendees for making the NSRP conference a success! Today's insights and connections strengthen the collaborative research landscape across the island of Ireland. #SharedIsland #NSRP Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science

The Higher Education Authority was delighted to be on campus in Moylish to discuss strategic priorities for the implementation of a new Performance Agreement for 2024-2028 between the HEA and Technological University of the Shannon (TUS). The agreement sets out TUS’s proposed contribution to outcomes and impact in key national priority areas under the 4 pillars of the System Performance Framework – Teaching & Learning, Research & Innovation, Access & Participation, and Engagement. You can read the Performance Agreement here: https://lnkd.in/eVxdyQGF Dr Alan Wall ACMA CGMA

The benefit of the public sector working with CSO highlighted in Muiris O Connor’s DoH presentation highlighting Covid 19 data innovations.

We are well underway here at the North South Research Programme Conference with more to come after lunch. Some of the photos below include: - Our keynote speaker, Professor Cathy Gormley-Heenan - David Keating from the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science - Caitríona Ryan, head of Research Policy at the HEA

As the Performance Agreement 2024-2028 between the Higher Education Authority and Trinity College Dublin is published, colleagues were delighted to be on campus in Dublin’s city centre for strategic dialogue on priorities for its implementation. This agreement sets out TCD’s proposed contribution to outcomes and impact in key national priority areas under the 4 pillars of the System Performance Framework – Teaching & Learning, Research & Innovation, Access & Participation, and Engagement. You can read the Performance Agreement here: https://lnkd.in/eeSzh25E Dr Alan Wall ACMA CGMA

Dr Alan Wall CEO of @hea_irl opens the first North South Research Programme Inaugural Conference, highlighting the power of collaboration across the island of Ireland to achieve new heights in research. A powerful start to our day! #SharedIsland #NSRP Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Dr Alan Wall ACMA CGMA

Mr. Tim Conlon, Head of Policy and Strategic Planning at the HEA discusses the future of the Technological HE Sector with presidents of institutions participating in N-TUTORR. #nextgenerationEU

We're delighted to be at the N-TUTORR showcase this morning celebrating the collaboration of HEIs in the technological sector on the transformation of Teaching and Learning. #nextgenerationEU