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Senior (SL-Prof) to junior faculty ratio: 25%-75%. Senior (SL-Prof) to junior faculty ratio: 25%-75%. (UL target---60:40)(UL target---60:40)
Staff to Student Ratios Very HighStaff to Student Ratios Very High– Average Staff Student Levels is 30:1Average Staff Student Levels is 30:1– 4 of 6 departments with levels > 33:14 of 6 departments with levels > 33:1
2176 UGs in 14 programmes 2176 UGs in 14 programmes 485 students in taught PG programmes. 485 students in taught PG programmes. 88 research postgraduates. 88 research postgraduates.
EHS Research Strategic PlanEHS Research Strategic Plan – Emphasise research ethos among faculty & Emphasise research ethos among faculty &
studentsstudents– Increase research capacity of facultyIncrease research capacity of faculty– Increase research fundingIncrease research funding– Increase publications in high impact journals and Increase publications in high impact journals and
high impact outlets that impact on policyhigh impact outlets that impact on policy– Increase level of collaborative and Increase level of collaborative and
interdisciplinary researchinterdisciplinary research
Building Research CapacityBuilding Research Capacity
FirstFirst graduate of research MSc & first graduate of research MSc & first IRCSET Scholar in Clinical Therapies IRCSET Scholar in Clinical Therapies
First 10 graduates of Doctor of Clinical 10 graduates of Doctor of Clinical Psychology (EPS)Psychology (EPS)
Five Ph.D. students graduated (PESS/EPS)Ph.D. students graduated (PESS/EPS) 20% EHS faculty studying for Ph.D (9 in 20% EHS faculty studying for Ph.D (9 in
2008)..N/M, OT, SLT, EPS, PT, PESS2008)..N/M, OT, SLT, EPS, PT, PESS DoubleDouble full time research students full time research students
Research Output Research Output ‘07 & ‘08‘07 & ‘08
Research and scholarly publications and Research and scholarly publications and presentations increased from 2007 to 2008presentations increased from 2007 to 2008
PHECC, Irish Aid-Ubuntu, Sports Council w/UCC-DCU)PHECC, Irish Aid-Ubuntu, Sports Council w/UCC-DCU) 50% increase in student research funding50% increase in student research funding
High Quality& High Demand High Quality& High Demand UG Programmes UG Programmes
48% first preferences for EHS programmes48% first preferences for EHS programmes 7 of 10 top first preference programmes7 of 10 top first preference programmes
1 B.Sc. Physical Education (589/75places)1 B.Sc. Physical Education (589/75places) 3 B.Tech (Ed) Materials and Construction (309/80)3 B.Tech (Ed) Materials and Construction (309/80) 4 B.Sc Sport & Exercise Science (254/65)4 B.Sc Sport & Exercise Science (254/65) 5 B.Sc. Nursing (197/50)5 B.Sc. Nursing (197/50) 6 Physiotherapy (188/30)6 Physiotherapy (188/30) 7 Psychology (116/30)7 Psychology (116/30) 10 B.Tech(Ed) Materials and Eng. Tech (109/80)10 B.Tech(Ed) Materials and Eng. Tech (109/80)
Seeing the woods and the trees: A Seeing the woods and the trees: A social psychological analysis social psychological analysis of adaptation and adversityof adaptation and adversity
Medicine and Nursing…Medicine and Nursing…– Nursing students to decrease 29% (demand up20%)Nursing students to decrease 29% (demand up20%)– HEA decreased EU student intake to GMS from targetHEA decreased EU student intake to GMS from target– finding new markets for GMS (Atlantic Bridge) and Nursingfinding new markets for GMS (Atlantic Bridge) and Nursing
Teaching Programmes…(Securing Time for Research)Teaching Programmes…(Securing Time for Research)– Increasing demands with declining staffIncreasing demands with declining staff– 48% of all first preferences for EHS programmes48% of all first preferences for EHS programmes– 7 of 10 top first preference programmes7 of 10 top first preference programmes– 1 programme more first preferences that all programmes in two 1 programme more first preferences that all programmes in two
other Facultiesother Faculties Encourage Fee Generating Programmes to generate non Encourage Fee Generating Programmes to generate non
Building Research Capacity& Building Research Capacity& Building Research ProductivityBuilding Research Productivity
Managing research Managing research Expectations Expectations Nursing/Midwifery, Nursing/Midwifery, Clinical TherapiesClinical Therapies
Supporting high Supporting high numbers of faculty numbers of faculty studying and studying and maintaining quality maintaining quality programmes. programmes.
Securing dedicated Securing dedicated research timeresearch time
Recruiting research Recruiting research oriented stafforiented staff
Gaining support for Gaining support for research in education, research in education, sport health, urban sport health, urban renewalrenewal
Managing in Current Economic Managing in Current Economic ClimateClimate
Working with our Partners…HSEWorking with our Partners…HSE– Securing Clinical PlacementsSecuring Clinical Placements– Employment OpportunitiesEmployment Opportunities– Appointments of Clinical AppointmentsAppointments of Clinical Appointments
PESS Building and Kelly ReportPESS Building and Kelly Report Medical FacilitiesMedical Facilities Psychology SpacePsychology Space Education and Teacher Education…A New Education and Teacher Education…A New
Building with state of art teaching labs post Building with state of art teaching labs post primary subjectsprimary subjects