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Feasibility Study’ next step for enterprising Loop Head youths

Three local Loop Head men have found themselves a step closer on their journey towards the creation of sustainable bale netting.

TUS launches violence and harassment reporting tool

The Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS) has launched its anonymous violence and harassment reporting tool Speak Out.

Concern over increase in online abuse

A West Clare multi-award winning lifestyle blogger has express a concerning rise in cyberbullying which he believes is due to the increased online activity during the COVID-19 lockdowns.

First TUS Graduation Ceremony for Gaelic Grounds

The first graduands from the Moylish, Clare Street, Thurles, Clonmel and Ennis campuses of the Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS), will be conferred at a special ceremony at the newly named TUS Gaelic Grounds later this month.

TUS recognised for commitment to advancing gender equality

TUS’s commitment to advancing gender equality in higher education and research was recognised at the national Athena SWAN awards showcase
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Laura Brennan honoured at portrait unveiling

A portrait of the late Laura Brennan, who advocated for the HPV vaccine, was unveiled as part of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland’s (RCPI) annual flagship event St Luke’s Symposium.

Clare Students recognised for Mental Health Project

On the final day of national ‘Mental Health Awareness Week’ 2021, a group of Clare students have been presented with an ‘Investing in Children’ Award for their development of an innovative Mental Health Tool: ‘I-Can - Mind My Mental Health’.

TUS and MTU join forces for Bioeconomy Week

Research centres and clusters from across the Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS) and Munster Technological University (MTU), namely the Shannon Applied Biotechnology Centre, the Circular Bioeconomy Cluster South-West, CircBio Research Group the LIFE Health and Biosciences Research Institute and the Irish Bioeconomy Foundation (IBF), are hosting a number of events as part of Bioeconomy Ireland Week.
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