A new survey warns that students in the UK may miss out on the opportunities offered by Erasmus+ without continued funding or an alternative.

Universities in the UK have taken widespread precautions to prepare a no-deal Brexit, but more than three quarters are "very" or "extremely" concerned about the prospect, a survey has revealed.

Universities UK has published a briefing that sets out the consequences a no-deal Brexit would have on the country's students, researchers and 136 member universities.

The UK's University of Birmingham and the University of Amsterdam are launching a strategic partnership that will see the creation of a joint EDI institute.

Options for funding for short-term mobility programs are available for UK students, but Erasmus+ funding remains vital for many activities.

Skidmore announced that EU nationals who start a higher education course in England in the 2020/21 academic year will remain eligible for financial support, whether a deal for leaving the EU is in place or not.

There is a new white paper coming from the Ministry of Education - it’s very ambitious.

The Scottish government has guaranteed that that EU students will continue to access university courses free of tuition fees in the 2020/21 academic year.