The crucial importance of preserving international partnerships in the face of political turmoil was a major thread at UUKi’s International Higher Education Forum.

The European Universities Association and Universities UK have published a document to assist universities to mitigate some potential disruptions in the event of a no-deal Brexit scenario.

Education exports and TNE activity was £19.9 billion in 2016, according to newly released UK government statistics - a 26% increase from 2010 figures.

New international enrolments in UK HE have seen healthier growth in 2017/18, with non-EU students driving the growth, while EU new arrivals dip.

Full association to the next EU framework program should be "plan A" and preventing barriers to mobility for staff and students a priority, the EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee of the House of Lords has heard in an evidence session.

Integration is an issue among international cohorts, while the uncertainty surrounding Brexit is a key sticking point, delegates heard at UKCISA's and UUKi's conference in London.

International education stakeholders again commented on the risk of Brexit threatening the strength and diversity of the country's campuses, at an event in central London.

There are 1.6 times as many students studying for UK higher education awards overseas than there are international students studying in the UK, with more locations and universities engaged than ever before.