Statistics
HEA Study of Progression in Irish Higher Education 2010
Thu, 28/10/2010 - 16:24 — acorcoranIreland has been remarkably successful in pursuing its
ambitious goals ‘to widen participation and increase student
and graduate numbers’ in higher education in order to position
itself within the front rank of OECD countries. Participation
in higher education in Ireland has risen steadily over recent
decades and this is clearly reflected in the % age of the Irish
population that has attained higher education qualifications.
At present, one-third of the Irish adult population (aged 25–
Eurostudent Survey
Fri, 06/11/2009 - 12:11 — acorcoran
About the Survey
The Eurostudent Survey is a European-wide survey about the social, economic and living conditions of higher education students in 27 European states. It covers the following social dimensions of higher education:
SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Graduates still more likely to be employed
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 15:32 — vpattersonMedia Release
Women Getting Better Degrees and Higher Employment Rates
Tue, 11/11/2008 - 16:09 — fr_adminHEA Statistics Section
Statistics Section Staff List
Head of Section
Dr. Vivienne Patterson
Staff Contacts
Valerie Harvey
Tel: (01) 2317137
Jenny Maguire
Tel: (01) 2317158
Email: statistics@hea.ie
Student details
Student details by gender & institution
Full-time enrolments by age
Full-time enrolments by county for Ireland domiciled students
Full-time enrolments by domiciliary of origin
Graduates by award level & institution
Graduates by award level, institution & field of study
Undergraduate graduates
Undergraduate certificate & diploma
Ordinary degree
Honours bachelor degree
Information on Data Protection ( Statistics Section)
Section 1 – Why does the HEA collect Student Data?
Introduction
The Statistics Section of the Higher Education Authority (HEA) is responsible for compiling reports from data collected from Higher Education Institutions in Ireland in order to fulfil its legislative requirements to develop and promote higher education policy in Ireland.
