Around 400 students from Hibernia College who arrived in the south Kerry Gaeltacht (Uíbh Ráthach), at the weekend, will give a €1 million boost to the area.

The following article about Hibernia College appeared in the Sunday Business Post of April 11th, 2010.

On March 22nd Hibernia College played its inaugural men's Gaelic football match against Dublin Institute of Technology. Read the match report here.

A Hibernia College student talks to the Irish Times about his decision to quit a career in engineering to become a primary school teacher.

Hibernia College president Dr. Seán Rowland speaks about his recent visit to Haiti and the aftermath of the January 12th earthquake.

Hibernia College won silver and bronze at the 2009 e-Learning Awards sponsored by e-Learning Age magazine, the UK's leading publication for online and blended learning.

Hibernia College recently teamed up with Camara, a volunteer organisation dedicated to educating communities in Africa through the usage of computer hardware and software training programmes.

The Dean’s Alumni Leadership Council of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government is designed to engage graduates of the school as volunteers in the ongoing work of strengthening the mission of the School.

Hibernia College has been shortlisted in four categories at the UK e-Learning Awards 2009, presented by e-Learning Age Magazine, the UK's leading publication for online and blended learning. Last year Hibernia College won a silver medal at the awards for its online M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine and this year hopes to go one better.

Hibernia College's M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine has featured in a publication entitled "What every learning and development professional needs to know about e-learning" by Clive Shepherd and Laura Overton.

Through the expansion of the iTeach programme, Hibernia College helps address shortage of maths, physics and chemistry teachers in English secondary schools.

Hibernia hired to retrain bankers: An article in the Sunday Times talks about Hibernia College's latest successes including the iTeach programme for maths, physics and chemisrtry teachers in England.

We’re flunking in science and maths yet still teaching them to the British: An article in the Irish Mail on Sunday talks about Hibernia College's iTeach programme for maths, physics and chemistry teachers in England.

Hibernia College's online M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine has been endorsed as an exemplar of "next generation learning" by Becta, the UK government agency leading the national drive to ensure the effective and innovative use of technology throughout learning. A short video was produced highlighting the benefits of the programme to to both students and employers.

Hibernia College's new offices on Dublin's Lincoln Place receive recognition at the Architectural Association of Ireland Awards 2009.

Due to the ongoing success of its higher Diploma in Arts in Primary Education Hibernia College is now expanding into the south Kerry Gaeltacht.

Hibernia College's online M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine is held up as an ideal of "next generation learning" in a speech by Stephen Crowne, CEO of Becta, the UK government's agency leading the national drive to ensure the effective and innovative use of technology throughout learning.

Dr. Seán Rowland named as one of the "100 greatest self-made Irish entrepreneurs" of 2009 by Irish Entrepreneur magazine.

Hibernia College's M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine wins silver at the e-Learning Awards 2008, presented by e-Learning Age Magazine, the UK's leading publication for online and blended learning.

Hibernia College president and founder, Dr. Seán Rowland, is named Ernst and Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year for 2008.

A case study of Hibernia College's M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Medicine is featured on the "Towards Maturity" website. Towards Maturity is a UK government funded body with the goal of improving the impact of learning technologies in the workplace.

On July 3rd, Hibernia College hosted Professor Joseph J. McCarthy, Senior Associate Dean and Director of Degree Programmes at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University for a discussion entitled “Ask what you can do…… Harvard's Kennedy School’s contribution to public leadership”.

Hibernia College President, Dr. Seán Rowland, joins his fellow Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalists for an intensive international retreat in Miami examining the role of corporate social responsibility.

Dr. Seán Rowland, president and founder of Hibernia College, has been shortlisted for the Ernst & Young 2008 Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year® award.

Hibernia College's Chief Knowledge Officer, Dr. Nicholas Breakwell, writes in the European Pharmaceutical Contractor magazine.

For the fourth year, Hibernia College is launching its suite of online summer courses for teachers. This year, there are 19 courses on offer including 5 new ones. All the courses are fully approved by the Department of Education and Science and quailify for extra personal vacation (EPV) days.

At Hibernia College's latest graduation ceremony the 1,000th student graduated from the college's Higher Diploma in Arts inPrimary Education.

Dr. Seán Rowland, President of Hibernia College, spoke at the LINC (Learning International Networks Consortium) 2007 Conference held in Jordan. The theme of the conference this year was “Technology enabled education: a catalyst for positive change”

Hibernia College's online M.Sc. in Pharmaceutial Medicine has been officially accredited by the Internatinal Federation of Associations of Pharmaceutical Physicians (IFAPP). This is the first online pharmaceutical medicine master's to receive IFAPP accreditation.

On Thursday August 9th, 27 people from over 11 countries became the first students to graduate with a Masters in Pharmaceutical Medicine through an online college.

Hibernia College wins the "Best e-Learning Company" title at the 2007 Digital Media Awards!

The President of NUI Maynooth, Professor John G Hughes, and Dr Seán Rowland of Hibernia College jointly launched their Master of Arts in Hospitality Management on Tuesday 12th September, 2006 at the Kilkenny Campus of NUI Maynooth.

The Training and Development Agency for Schools in the UK has announced the launch of iTeach, an online initial teacher education course offered by Hibernia College and Canterbury Christ Church University.