The UK's former universities minister Jo Johnson has outlined plans to help the UK regain market share within international education - doubling Indian student numbers and extending post-study work rights are core aims.
Former UK universities minister, Jo Johnson, has been appointed as advisory board chairman of the Canadian student recruitment platform ApplyBoard.
Conservative MPs have joined Labour and Scottish National Party counterparts to warn of the harmful effects of Brexit on EU students in the UK, as they introduced an Immigration Bill amendment to restore the UK's post-study work offering to two years.
The UK Government plans to introduce £11,100-a-year tuition fees for two-year degrees, however, a recent survey revealed that international students don’t see the value in them.
The UK government intends to invest £100 million in a Global Talent Research Fund to attract more highly-skilled researchers to the country.
EU students studying at an English university or further education institution in 2018/19 will continue to access domestic fees and funding, the government has confirmed.
EU students applying to study at an English HE or FE institution in 2017 will have access to student funding for the duration of their course, the universities minister has confirmed.
The UK’s new prime minister, Theresa May, has moved oversight of the higher education sector to the Department for Education in a sweeping cabinet reshuffle.
