Course material provider Cengage last week launched its new service, Cengage Unlimited for Institutions, which will give students access to over 10,000 study resources.

A new higher education institute opening in Dublin will begin offering business degrees from May, with a focus on digital skills.

Denmark has followed Germany in calling on institutions to suspend all cooperation with institutions in Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine. 

ELI Schools, a Dublin-based ELT company, has announced that it will open a new school in the city with the capacity for 300 students. 

Ireland's Department of Justice and Equality is extending its online immigration platform for non-EEA students in Dublin.

Dublin's Alpha College of English has been acquired by UK-based Twin Group, in a deal which allows the company to expand its operations in Ireland.

As many as 8,000 non-EEA students who live in Dublin will be able to renew their immigration registration through a new online system from August 26.

Dublin Business School has partnered with data science training provider Metis on the college's first internationally delivered live online course.