Ireland: new int’l student campaign launched
Education in Ireland has launched an advertising campaign across social media encouraging international students to choose the country for study.
Education in Ireland has launched an advertising campaign across social media encouraging international students to choose the country for study.
The British Council has partnered with Dublin-based technology company TestReach in a move that will "transform English language testing worldwide".
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Economic City hosted a virtual meeting with several Irish higher ed bodies showcase the city's investment opportunities.
Study abroad and networking platform Educatly has closed a pre-seed funding round of $1 million with a key contribution from Enterprise Ireland. Falak Startups, a start-up accelerator backed by the Egyptian government, is also backing the company.
The extension of the stay-back option to 24 months was a key pillar of Ireland’s marketing message during an education mission of 16 universities to India this week.
Ireland's prime minister Enda Kenny last week honoured international students participating in the government's Student Ambassador programme which aims to use promote Ireland as a study destination to priority markets and recipients of the Government of Ireland Scholarships.
Irish Minister for Education and Skills, Ciaran Cannon, promoted the country last week in India as a destination for postgraduate studies focused on business, IT, technology and engineering. His visit was part of the country's largest mission to the fruitful study abroad market, which also featured star Irish cricketer, Kevin O'Brien.
A long-awaited cohesive brand for Ireland’s international education sector was revealed on March 24 by...