Conference on higher education

LEADING educationalists from the US and Britain will be among experts debating the future of higher education in Ireland in a conference this week at Waterford Institute of Technology.

Conference on higher education
Tue, 11 Nov, 2008 - 00:00

WIT’s second annual conference of the National Academy for the Integration of Research and Teaching and Learning (NAIRTL) will take place on Thursday and Friday.

Attendance at the conference is free of charge but places are limited. Those interested in attending are urged to register online at www.nairtl.ie.

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