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.

The latest Soft Power 30 rankings have shown France’s ascent to the leading position knocking the US down to the third slot and reflecting a global preference for outward looking, business-friendly politics. The UK retained its second place position, but not without its global reputation taking a hit after the Brexit vote.

Students around Europe are uncertain of the impact Brexit will have on their education but remain concerned about funding, campus diversity, career options and being welcomed in the UK, according to a QS survey.

Guaranteeing the work and residency rights of EU nationals working in UK universities tops the list of Universities UK's priorities for Brexit negotiations.

A Hobsons survey of 62,000 prospective students indicates a softening of the initial negative reaction to the June 2016 referendum partly due to national welcome campaigns and a weakened pound.

The UK government needs to prioritise EU migration and research funding to avoid damaging universities in Brexit negotiations, MPs have urged.