Ireland is emerging as favourite destination for African students, thanks to competitive fees and relatively affordable living costs.

US vice president Kamala Harris has spoken of the benefits of creating friendships around the globe that come with study abroad opportunities.

The Irish Universities Association has launched a toolkit to support international students to manage their future careers successfully.

Ireland has pledged to "promote continuing linkages and deeper connections" between higher education institutions in Ireland and the UK, as well position itself as a leading knowledge economy.

The Irish government has made a concession for international students that will allow them to apply for PGW even if they have been studying remotely. 

ESL teachers and the TEFL Workers' Union are hoping a series of claims against schools in the UK will lead to more scrutiny of fixed-term employment contracts.

Marketing English in Ireland has suggested that the UK's exit from the Europe Union could benefit Ireland's English language teaching sector.

Ireland’s government has announced the creation of a new group to examine how it can enhance student wellbeing and engagement.