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Parliamentary briefing: Lords Amendment 156 to the Higher Education and Research Bill
Parliamentary briefing: Lords Amendment 156 to the Higher Education and Research Bill
Briefing
7 April 2017
Immigration
International
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Our briefing for MPs ahead of the Higher Education and Research Bill returning to the House of Commons for the consideration of Lords amendments, focusing on Lords Amendment 156 regarding international students and staff.
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New poll shows overwhelming support for an immigration system based on skills
10 December 2019
A new poll has revealed that 80% of British adults agree that the UK's immigration system should allow scientists, academics and their support staff to work in this country at any stage of their career.
Universities UK responds to Labour manifesto
21 November 2019
UUK President Julia Buckingham responds to the release of the Labour manifesto
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General election 2019: what the parties say on higher education
27 November 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur takes a look at the policy commitments on higher education in party manifestos ahead of the general election.
General election 2019: skills, jobs and opportunity
11 November 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur on the policies that all parties should commit to, to ensure UK universities remain a global success story.
