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Universities Minister announces continuation of EU student funding for 2020/21

May 29, 2019

Good news this week for the Higher Education sector. Chris Skidmore, the Universities Minister, spoke yesterday (28 May) in Brussels announcing that students from the EU starting courses in England in academic years 2020/ 21 will have guaranteed home fee status. In a particularly uncertain climate for the British Higher Education sector, this announcement offers…

Interview with Pro VC of University of Bristol: Erik Lithander

May 21, 2019

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Brexit, Interview, UK Higher education

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Our work with some of the world’s top Higher Education Institutions means that we get to meet great thinkers such as Dr Erik Lithander, Pro Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bristol. We were fortunate enough to meet up with him to hear his thoughts on Brexit, the UK’s position in a global playing field and…

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

July 5, 2017

Arulmozhi

big data, Brexit, Hotcourses Group, Insights, real-time data

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The following blog by Aaron Porter, Director of Insights, Hotcourses Group, was originally written for Research Fortnight. The UK’s vote a year ago to leave the European Union has heralded one of the most uncertain political periods in the UK, perhaps since 1945. While negotiations over the post EU settlement are ongoing, the higher education…

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

July 5, 2017

Aaron Porter

big data, Brexit, Hotcourses Group, Insights, real-time data

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The following blog by Aaron Porter, Director of Insights, Hotcourses Group, was originally written for Research Fortnight. The UK’s vote a year ago to leave the European Union has heralded one of the most uncertain political periods in the UK, perhaps since 1945. While negotiations over the post EU settlement are ongoing, the higher education…

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

April 28, 2017

Katie Duncan

Article 50, Brexit, European students, international students, UCL, University College London

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In the second instalment of a two-part video series with UCL President & Provost Michael Arthur, he describes the impact Brexit had on his students and staff and urges the government to consider the human side of politics and recognise the value of UK higher education in a competitive global landscape. Professor Arthur also reveals…

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

April 28, 2017

Katie Duncan

Article 50, Brexit, European students, international students, UCL, University College London

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In the second instalment of a two-part video series with UCL President & Provost Michael Arthur, he describes the impact Brexit had on his students and staff and urges the government to consider the human side of politics and recognise the value of UK higher education in a competitive global landscape. Professor Arthur also reveals…

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

February 15, 2017

Aaron Porter

Brexit, Ireland, law, UK Higher education, universities

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One of the subjects where there is a keen interest to closely consider the impact of the UK’s decision to leave Europe is Law. Not just to understand what it will do to demand for the UK, but also what wider implications, both positive or negative, it may have for other countries. This blog compares…

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

February 15, 2017

Aaron Porter

Brexit, Ireland, law, UK Higher education, universities

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One of the subjects where there is a keen interest to closely consider the impact of the UK’s decision to leave Europe is Law. Not just to understand what it will do to demand for the UK, but also what wider implications, both positive or negative, it may have for other countries. This blog compares…

Increase in UK uni searches by international students despite Brexit

July 21, 2016

Katie Duncan

Brexit, EU Referendum, Europe, UK Higher education, UK universities

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Hotcourses data, which enables over 23 million users to research overseas study each year, has seen a slight increase in international students looking to study in the United Kingdom since the vote to leave the European Union. Comparing the four weeks in the run up to the referendum vote (May 26th – June 23rd) with the…

Increase in UK uni searches by international students despite Brexit

July 21, 2016

Katie Duncan

Brexit, EU Referendum, Europe, UK Higher education, UK universities

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Hotcourses data, which enables over 23 million users to research overseas study each year, has seen a slight increase in international students looking to study in the United Kingdom since the vote to leave the European Union. Comparing the four weeks in the run up to the referendum vote (May 26th – June 23rd) with the…

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Universities Minister announces continuation of EU student funding for 2020/21

Interview with Pro VC of University of Bristol: Erik Lithander

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

Increase in UK uni searches by international students despite Brexit

Increase in UK uni searches by international students despite Brexit

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