Even taking into account the worst scenario of Brexit, we will have demand from clients thinking about high quality education for their children for their future.

Nearly half of UK university first year students and applicants said they would be “disappointed” if the number of EU and international students drop after Brexit, says UPP research.

Performance-related funding was highlighted, at a comparative talk on the state of HE as the similarities and differences in the two nations’ systems were discussed.

EU students coming to study in the UK after Brexit could face a more arduous application process that requires them to sit an English language test and prove they have enough money to support themselves, according to a leaked Home Office paper.

New figures from the UK today will suggest that 97% of international students leave after their studies, which negates concerns about significant numbers of overstayers. Home Secretary Amber Rudd has called for a detailed study into the impact of international students.

The UK government intends to keep visa-free travel for EU visitors after the country leaves the bloc, reports suggest. Settling, working and study will, however, require permission.

An annual UCEA report on HE workforce shows the uncertainty of EU citizens' rights in the country is impacting workplace moods.

New College Group has purchased a new school in Dublin; its first outside of the UK as it looks to diversify its portfolio post-Brexit.