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.

Universities in Scotland are calling for a change to the planned 'no-deal' visa arrangements, which would allow EU students three years in the UK to study, despite most degrees in Scotland taking four years to complete, with one government minister calling it "outrageous".

"Going in as a group" is key for Scottish universities success in international recruitment, delegates and stakeholders heard at Scottish Universities International Group's inaugural conference in Glasgow.

British Council Scotland and Young Scot have teamed up to launch Globescotters, a digital campaign to encourage young people in Scotland to embrace international experiences.

The Scottish Affairs Committee urged the UK government to review its immigration policy to consider Scotland’s "critical" migration needs, with recommendations including a post-study work scheme

With a £6m investment, the Scottish government has launched a new campaign called 'Scotland is Now' to encourage tourists, businesses, and students that now is indeed the right time to choose Scotland as a destination.

British Study Centres Edinburgh was awarded Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce's High Growth award in February, as numbers increased by 57%.

EU students wishing study in Scotland will still benefit from free tuition after the UK’s official Brexit date next year.