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Higher Education in Ireland

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I’m Alex Usher and this is The World of Higher Education podcast. Ireland, like many small countries, has to punch way above its weight to get noticed. In higher education, where scale matters a lot, small size puts a crimp in what you can do. This was also true with respect to higher education.

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Lacking Big Endowment, Prestigious Mitchell Scholarship Paused

Inside Higher Ed

The US-Ireland Alliance is pausing its long-running George J. For 25 years, the organization’s nationally competitive post-graduate scholarship has funded up to 12 scholars a year to study any discipline at higher education institutions in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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Ireland woos South Asians amid global policy shift

The PIE News

In recent years, Ireland has been attracting South Asian students with its biggest market in the region, India, sending over 7,000 students to Ireland in 2023 from a mere 700 in 2013. “The major issue with Ireland is its brand awareness among students. .

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Ireland set sights on international scholars & grads

The PIE News

Ireland has set out plans to become a “first choice” destination for international students and researchers as the country targets global talent. The government will also appoint six Talent and Innovation Attachés in Irish embassies and consulates in priority regions by 2030 to support growth and international relations.

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HE minister to be Ireland’s youngest leader

The PIE News

Simon Harris, Ireland’s former higher education minister, was voted in as the country’s youngest government leader at a ceremony in Dublin on April 9. Harris became the minister for higher education, research, innovation and science in June 2020, moving from his position as the minister of health.

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Ireland’s new International Education Mark to ‘strengthen quality assurance’

The PIE News

Ireland’s Higher Education minister has revealed new regulations for English language schools in the country during a trip to Korea. It is part of the country’s new International Education and Innovation Strategy, which Cabinet ministers agreed to last week.

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Northern Ireland students to access Erasmus+

The PIE News

The government of Ireland has committed €2 million to allow students in Northern Ireland to access the Erasmus+ exchange program, despite the UK pulling out of the program when it left the European Union in 2020. The €2m will go to higher education institutions in Northern Ireland.