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Five ways to stabilise EU/ EEA demand following the introduction of the new points-based system
Five ways to stabilise EU/ EEA demand following the introduction of the new points-based system
Briefing
1 October 2020
Immigration
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The introduction of the points-based immigration system represents one of the biggest changes to EU/EEA student recruitment in a generation.
This would be a significant policy challenge at any point, but 2020 presents unique risks due to the coronavirus pandemic. Government action is needed to ensure that the UK remains a competitive study destination.
This paper sets out five steps that could help stabilise EU/ EEA student demand.
You can view the paper here.
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