European Commission focuses on combating R&I foreign interference
The European Commission has released a staff working document to attempt to tackle foreign interference in research and innovation at universities across the continent.
The European Commission has released a staff working document to attempt to tackle foreign interference in research and innovation at universities across the continent.
It will be some time before the market feels the fallout of the near termination of Collective Passports for UK study trips, according to stakeholders.
Turkey has been given the green light to join Europe’s largest research and development program, Horizon Europe, the ESC and Erasmus+.
The European Union’s Erasmus+ program is expected to dedicate the lion’s share of its budget for the next seven years to the Sub-Saharan Africa region.
Guaranteeing the work and residency rights of EU nationals working in UK universities tops the list of Universities UK's priorities for Brexit negotiations.
Switzerland has been allowed back into the EU's Horizon 2020 research programme, opening up negotiations for the country's direct participation in Erasmus+. However, negotiations may be delayed for a year or more.
In the first move to clarify the government's position on leaving the EU, UK Prime Minister Theresa May has confirmed today that the UK will “control immigration" from EU countries and will leave the single market.
A vote for Brexit in the UK has had an immediate impact on the value of the pound sterling. The PIE News speaks with stakeholders in the UK, Europe and beyond on possible implications for international education.
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