Travel restrictions could see language schools close
Under Ireland’s current rules language schools are able to reopen, however they are not able enrol new overseas students. “As...
Month: September 2021
scholarships wooing students as regulations discourage TNE
Institutions from US, Canada, Europe and China are offering scholarships for online studies with the promise that the learners will...
Cambridge Education Group acquires Castel Education
This comes after CEG’s acquisition of iheed earlier in 2021. The company said the announcement indicates a strengthened tie with Ireland...
US tops Soft-Power Index for fourth year
According to the Higher Education Policy Institute’s annual Soft-Power Index, 65 serving world leaders were educated in the US, followed by 57...
student accommodation shortages to double by 2024-25
Last year, a study published by Kences showed that some 22,000 students had been impacted by housing shortages. Jolan de...
student accommodation shortages to double by 2024-25
Last year, a study published by Kences showed that some 22,000 students had been impacted by housing shortages. Jolan de...
NSW announces $360,000 mental health and wellbeing toolkit
The NSW government has allocated $360,000 for the toolkit, which is one of a number of programs designed to enhance employability, entrepreneurship...
UKEAS rebrands as Intake Education
Founded in 1993 in Taiwan, UKEAS has grown to 30 offices in Asia, Africa and Europe in almost three decades. Its advisors have...
UKEAS rebrands as Intake Education
Founded in 1993 in Taiwan, UKEAS has grown to 30 offices in Asia, Africa and Europe in almost three decades. Its advisors have...
