An association of 20 British universities has called on the UK government to introduce "fee reciprocity" for EU students once the nation has left the European Union, much like is seen between Australia and New Zealand.

The UK government has announced that funding for agreed EU research projects will be guaranteed until the end of 2020.

Any blow to the UK’s ability to attract top academic talent could potentially have “huge” consequences, a CGHE research paper warned.

Irish HEIs are increasingly popular with international students, but some feel more work needs to be done to put the country firmly on the international education map, a "landmark report" has found.

Students should "continue to benefit from world leading universities [in] UK and the EU" after Brexit, the British government said as it declared its negotiating position. But stakeholders have called for more clarity.

British universities have increased activity in Europe amid Brexit, but recruitment continues to be limited due to the UK's lack of post-study work visa according to delegates at the BUILA conference in Manchester.

A new inquiry has been launched into the landscape faced by international students in the country by the All Party Parliamentary Group for International Students. It will report in October 2018.

Key stakeholders have welcomed the UK government's announcement that EU students attending universities in England will continue to pay domestic fees in 2019, But there has been no decision on their long-term status.