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Briefing note on continued higher education and research collaboration through European Union programmes
Briefing note on continued higher education and research collaboration through European Union programmes
Briefing
24 January 2018
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Despite the uncertainty created by the UK’s decision to leave the EU, it is vital to note that at present there is no change to UK’s status in Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020. We would like to encourage European universities to continue to pursue collaborative research and student exchange opportunities with UK counterparts.
UK universities remain strongly committed to strengthening their valuable links with European institutions and researchers. We urge European universities and researchers to continue to work with and collaborate with UK partners to ensure that these strong foundations are preserved. This briefing note provides some information on the phase one agreement and how this impacts the UK's involvement in programmes like Erasmus+ and Horizon 2020. It also looks at citizen rights and financial guarantees.
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Horizon Europe agreement offers strong future for research
12 April 2019
Universities UK (UUK) has given its support to the agreement reached between EU institutions on the future shape of the Horizon Europe programme.
Universities UK welcomes report detailing impact of international graduates
21 March 2019
Universities UK has responded to a joint report by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and Kaplan International Pathways (Kaplan) which explains the contribution from international students who graduate from university and stay in the UK to work.
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Understanding international student mental health
26 March 2019
The University of Nottingham's Andy Winter on how the mental health needs of international students differ from those of home students.
£3.2 billion of tax from each cohort of international students who stay to work in the UK
21 March 2019
Nick Hillman, Director of HEPI, digs further into new research on the economic impact of international students who stay on to work in the UK.
