Social class is a powerful factor influencing whether or not Irish students decide to study abroad, with those from a lower socioeconomic background less likely to spend time overseas, according to new research that examines the reasons why students remain globally immobile.

Plans to introduce a long-awaited International Education Mark in Ireland are part of a raft of proposed measures to bolster the quality of teaching in the country and boost the value of the sector.

Ireland's international student ambassadors share their experiences with an audience of 3.5 million via Education in Ireland's social channels. They met Minister Bruton last month.

English language schools in Ireland have reported 11% growth for the 2016 calendar year, driven mostly by junior language programs catering to EU students and a strong pound throughout most of last year.

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.

The Irish government has agreed to extend the Third Level Graduate Scheme for non-EU/EEA residents studying in the country to stay and seek work.

Global University Systems has acquired IBAT College Dublin, an industry-focused higher education provider, its first education institution in Ireland.

ICEF is launching an Irish Education Agent Course to provide agents with the latest information and updates about the Irish education market.