Four conditions for a ‘smart economy’

“… Currently Ireland’s education system is in some crisis, and its various components are not delivering what is needed. On the other hand there are many dedicated and intelligent staff, and there is an understanding of the importance of education; and we have a history (now somewhat lost) of excellence …” (more)

[Ferdinand von Prondzynski, University Blog, 16 July]

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