As the Brexit transition period deadline approaches on December 31, UK universities are introducing options to continue attracting EU students.

The UK government has committed to funding a national alternative to the Erasmus+ program should no agreement be reached on the country's continued participation in the mobility scheme from January 1, 2021.

UUKi wants a prestige talent program and a new entrepreneurship talent program as part of its plans to boost the UK's research reach in a post-Brexit era.

The University of Kent and the University of London Institute will seek to enhance learning experiences at their Paris locations.

The UK needs to pay greater attention to the impact of Brexit on EU student numbers, speakers have warned during a UK-focused panel at The PIE Live, which also heard from University of Glasgow on live trends for enrolment.

65 UK universities will join the British Council's Study UK event to promote the country's study opportunities to future EU student cohorts.

The UK government has announced that new routes for international students to apply for visas are to open in October, including a points-based immigration system.

A survey of more than 2,500 EU students interested in studying in the UK has suggested 84% could be put off due to the loss of home fee status.