Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 1 October 2013
223. Deputy Ann Phelan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will outline the exact amount of research and development that institutions in the south east have attracted in comparison to the rest of the country; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40772/13]
View answerThe table outlines the amount of research and development income received by Waterford Institute of Technology and Institute of Technology, Carlow and the amount of such income received by the universities and the other institutes of technology. The data relates to the 2010/11 academic year, the latest year of audited accounts for the sector.
Research Income of Higher Education Institutions
|
Academic Year 2010/11 |
€'000 |
|
Institute of Technology, Carlow |
€1,276 |
|
Waterford Institute of Technology |
€21,092 |
|
University College Dublin |
€76,979 |
|
University College Cork |
€76,337 |
|
NUI Galway |
€61,464 |
|
NUI, Maynooth |
€20,413 |
|
Trinity College Dublin |
€78,486 |
|
University of Limerick |
€22,190 |
|
Dublin Cith University |
€41,690 |
|
Athlone Institute of Technology |
€3,527 |
|
Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown |
€566 |
|
Cork Institute of Technology |
€13,957 |
|
Dublin Institute of Technology |
€15,185 |
|
Dundalk Institute of Technology |
€5,788 |
|
Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art Design and Technology |
€1,087 |
|
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology |
€2,506 |
|
Letterkenny Institute of Technology |
€1,159 |
|
Limerick Institute of Technology |
€3,387 |
|
Institute of Technology, Sligo |
€2,180 |
|
Institute of Technology, Tallaght |
€1,980 |
|
Institute of Technology, Tralee |
€1,871 |
