USI launches poster campaign
[…]representative body for the 374,000 students in third level education on the Island of Ireland, and is a member of the national civil society campaign, Together For […]
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Sponsorship Opportunities
[…]students in Ireland. Our events are widely publicised and our publications reach tens of thousands of students every year. Sponsoring USI publications, events and our work can offer your company a competitive edge in engaging with students. In return for the sponsorship cost, your contribution will be properly recognised by USI and your brand and name will be properly associated with the event or activity. We currently offer sponsorship opportunities in the following areas: The USI year planner An A2 calendar and welcome guide for new students. The introduction to USI. Space for adverts or major sponsor (published in August – […]
Forbidden Fruit Competition Winner
[…]at random from the entries to the competition, using a random selection formula. Well done Giedre, and enjoy Forbidden […]
USI welcomes €36.5 million in third level education but emphasised that it is insufficient by €100 million
[…]for third level education is the government putting barriers to the futures and potential of thousands of students. There are some positives in the Budget but the funding is still inadequate and won’t solve the rotating problems currently in third level education, which are largely funding-based.” USI will be staging a national demonstration in favour of publicly-funded education on the 19th October calling on the government to invest in publicly-funded education. The demonstration will be supported by almost 2 million union members from national unions including the INMO, The National Parents Council PostPrimary, NYCI (National Youth Council of Ireland), EQUATE, […]
Union of Students in Ireland statement
[…]students who have been studying from home, not meeting friends and family, lost jobs, and lost thousands of euro for accommodation they could not use. Therefore, it is upsetting and disappointing for students, USI and Students’ Unions across the island to see the public health guidelines being broken in such a manner by a small minority of students. USI notes the statement from the Irish Universities Association thanking the vast majority of students who are abiding by the public health guidelines and reiterating an appeal to all students to continue to abide by the guidelines. USI and its members also call on […]
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