Published in December 2025, the Higher Education Authority’s strategy sets out six priorities for teaching and learning in Irish higher education: Lead, Fund, Recognise, Collaborate, Consult and Develop. Each priority is supported by strategic objectives and high-level actions to guide national policy and teaching and learning enhancement.
This strategy provides a reference for institutional leaders, educators, academic developers and student representatives when planning teaching and learning enhancement in Irish higher education.
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