Irish Universities Address Indian Student Safety Amid Demand Surge
Irish universities aim to sustain growth from India, with over 10,000 students attending last year.
Prominent universities visited India, engaging with students and parents on programs and opportunities.
The Indian Embassy issued an advisory, urging nationals to take precautions and avoid deserted areas.
- 21 institutions joined Education in Ireland's annual roadshow across major cities.
- Concerns grew over targeted attacks in Ireland, with reports of racially motivated incidents.
Autor's summary: Irish unis ensure student safety.
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