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The HEA is the statutory policy-advisory body for higher education in Ireland, providing high-quality, evidence-based policy-advice to the Government across all aspects of the mission of higher education.

Policy News

Policy Development

A core element of HEA’s policy advice to the Department of Education and Skills concerns strategic development of the sector’s research activities.

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Research Policy

A core element of HEA’s policy advice to the Department of Education and Skills concerns strategic development of the sector’s research activities.

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Health and Wellbeing

Internationalisation

The quality of the Irish higher education system is greatly enhanced by the inward and outward movement of students and staff. Internationalisation enhances the quality of learning, teaching and research in our campuses and contributes significantly.

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HE Reform