‘We feel exploited’: International students on studying in Ireland
Many third-level students from abroad are shocked by the high cost of living
College in a time of Covid: Are third-level students being short-changed?
Restrictions bring empty campuses, online learning and virtual events but the same fees
International students face ‘extravagant’ fees despite online learning
Students from abroad campaign for rebates on their fees of up to €25,000
Language students doing classes online should receive refund on fees, says council
Government repeats call for English language schools to commit to ‘voluntary moratorium’ on recruitment
Brazilian students in Dublin feel shortchanged by online courses
‘I attended class with 25 people. Most can’t turn on the microphone because of noise’
Overseas students: an international solution to an Irish problem?
Cash-strapped third-level institutions have increasingly come to rely on fees from foreign students, but this strategy is not without risk
Behind the News: David O’Grady, chief executive of Marketing English in Ireland
New regulations for Ireland’s English-language schools will mean big changes to the sector – and more protection for the foreign students who pay big money to attend
Language school reforms to eliminate ‘visa factories’
Reforms welcomed by bodies representing students and regulated private colleges
State may face damages claim over English language school register
High Court rules State acted beyond powers in setting up accreditation scheme
Students can choose new liquidator for Eden College
New liquidator to be appointed to Dublin third-level college, High Court rules
12 more English language schools could close
Leinster College becomes ninth English language school to close this year but ICOS says more closures inevitable
Leinster College announces it is to cease trading
English language school in Dublin is the ninth to close since the start of this year
Leinster College announces temporary closure
Students and staff face uncertain future as turmoil in language sector continues
Language students appoint representatives for creditors’ meeting
English in Dublin became the seventh English language school to close since April
Tighter regime for issuing of student visas announced
Plan to regulate international education sector follows closure of schools for visa breaches
Fears for future of English language school
‘English in Dublin’ lost recognition of State accreditation agency earlier this month
Task force to ‘accommodate’ language students
Students claim they have been left in ‘limbo’ after college closures as visas run out
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