Mentorship is key to helping Traveller students progress to third level, according to a member of the Travelling community who has become the first woman in her family to graduate.

A new survey has found that more education equals higher pay.

Graduates have been urged to be mindful of their social media profiles as they enter the workforce.

Deloitte has today announced that 280 graduate positions are available across the company.

Engineering companies across Ireland are urging students to consider the possibilities a career in building engineering now offers ahead of the CAO deadline in February.

The pay gap between college graduates and others is far wider in Ireland than in most European and other developed countries.

Laws may have to be introduced to force graduates, who emigrate, to pay a minimum amount off any deferred fees, the authors of a report into possible new funding models for third-level education have said.

A quarter of arts and humanities graduates earn less than €13,000 after leaving university — the poorest rate of pay of Irish graduates writes Conall Ó Fátharta .

This is the strongest jobs market since 2007. Graduates will reap the rewards, writes JOHN DALY

In case you needed more evidence that getting a college degree is generally a good idea, Georgetown University USA has a new report that underscores how important a diploma has been in this recovery.

The Government is targeting 44,500 jobs in the information and communications technology (ICT) sector through additional work visas and an increase in the number of graduates feeding into the sector.

With exam time looming for Irish students, many in their final year are wondering what comes next. Frank Carlin and Gary Whelan visit the University of Limerick to find out.

Growing numbers of college graduates may be going abroad to work but those intent on staying home to improve their qualifications are cautiously optimistic about the future.