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

A new report co-created with more than 1,000 university representatives has called for a student-centred approach that embeds digital for the long term.

Prospective students in England who are unemployed, at risk of unemployment, or looking to learn new skills want to study individual modules at university.

Universities UK has called on the government to support prospective students from the EU after the introduction of a new points-based immigration system.

University leaders in the UK have outlined plans for the next academic year, including keeping students in 'protective bubbles' with others on their course.

UK universities face a £2.5bn funding black hole due to Covid-19 and the ensuing recession according to a new report, and the universities likely to be hit hardest are those that cater for significant numbers of international students.

Higher education institutions have been impelled to hone their transnational education provision to mitigate the potential changes in a post-coronavirus educational landscape.

UUK has proposed a delay to the new immigration system, flexibility on English language and other requirements for visa applications for 2020 starts and significant research funding support among a raft of measures aimed to shore up stability in UKHE.