Whatever happened to the review of higher education – and its ‘forensic’ audit?

“Early in 2009 the then Minister for Education, Batt O’Keeffe, announced that he was going to commission a root-and-branch strategic review of higher education. So the Minister put together a working group chaired by economist Dr Colin Hunt, had them sharpen their pencils, wished them God speed, and off they went …” (more)

[Ferdinand von Prondzynski, Irish Times, 5 October]

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