€40m Funding for Greener and More Accessible Colleges

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An extra €40 million Funding for Greener and More Accessible Colleges has been announced for higher education institutions for the upcoming academic year.

The funding must be used for key capital investment priorities, including:

  • investments to support universal access
  • energy efficiency and decarbonisation upgrades
  • general ICT and equipment-related upgrades
  • health and safety works, and other building upgrades
  • minor works and equipment

€40m Funding for Greener and More Accessible Colleges

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris said:

“I’m delighted to announce a significant devolved capital grant for the higher education sector to support a range of capital priorities.

“Our third level sector faces significant challenges in responding to climate objectives and this fund will assist with making energy upgrades.

“It will also ensure our campuses are inclusive and accessible. The funding can be used to make the necessary upgrades to make campuses accessible for people with disabilities but it can also be used to help students to access laptops or other ICT requirements.

“The funding forms part of ongoing investment in the higher education sector under Project Ireland 2040 and reaffirms a strong commitment to public investment in higher education infrastructure.”

 

Grants Awarded

Institution Devolved grant 2022/2023
TU of the Shannon €2,991,726
IADT €1,030,835
Atlantic TU €3,979,631
Munster TU €3,266,915
TU Dublin €3,931,183
South East TU €3,500,258
Dundalk IT €1,299,452
Technological sector sub-total €20,000,000
UCD €3,754,237
UCC €2,961,229
NUI Galway €2,569,294
Maynooth University €1,734,555
Trinity College Dublin €2,725,166
University of Limerick €2,193,148
DCU €2,311,011
Mary Immaculate College €663,527
NCAD €287,833
University and college sector sub-total €19,200,000
DIAS €200,000
Royal Irish Academy €200,000
RIAM €200,000
St Angela’s College €200,000
Other sub-total €800,000
Total €40,000,000

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