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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
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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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Time is running out to save Erasmus+: Losing study abroad scheme would blow a hole in UK economic prospects
9 March 2020
More than 17,000 UK university students are hoping that the UK Government can negotiate continued involvement in Erasmus+ in its trade discussions with the European Union so they can develop important and necessary skills overseas next year.
Universities UK response to UK-EU trade negotiations proposals
27 February 2020
Today (Thursday 27 February), UK Government has set out its position for UK-EU negotiations over future trade agreements, with student mobility and research programmes an important part of the discussions.
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Supporting LGBT students studying overseas
10 March 2020
Stonewall's Emma Kosmin on steps universities can take to provide support for LGBT students studying overseas.
Brexit day is here; but where next for the UK's immigration system?
31 January 2020
On the day that the UK leaves the European Union, UUK's Karmjit Kaur sets out what immigration reforms are needed to ensure the system is fit for purpose.
