Latest Documents
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30 June 2014
Government's Balance of Competences review - Education
There are significant benefits to the UK of EU action in some areas of education and training. However, these actions are advantageous because they are in addition to (rather than instead of) national government action: the key to success is that EU programmes should complement national policies.
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30 June 2014
Government's Science and Innovation Strategy
Our universities lead the world in producing excellent research – we should aim to secure this position of strength for the long-term, maintaining our international competitiveness and paving the way for future economic growth.
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10 March 2014
QAA consultation on the quality assurance of transnational education
It is important that any quality assurance in Transnational Education (TNE) is genuinely risk-based where the nature, frequency, and intensity of reviews vary.
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20 February 2014
House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry on international STEM students
It is crucial that our visa system continues to support the efforts of our leading universities to attract the very best students, academics and researchers from around the world.
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17 January 2014
Government's Balance of Competences review - EU Budget
EU funding streams are key to the continued growth of research excellence in the UK, to innovation and to the creation of economic value. They are an irreplaceable source of funding for UK universities and for research-intensive universities in particular. The EU provides a unique and highly competitive platform for international collaboration.
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03 December 2013
Home Office consultation on visa fees and charges
Excellent international staff and students are indispensable for world-class universities and a thriving society, culture and economy.
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28 August 2013
Home Office consultation on migrant access to health services
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21 August 2013
Home Office consulation on tackling illegal immigration in privately rented accommodation
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06 August 2013
Government's Balance of Competences review - Research and Development
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05 August 2013
Government's Balance of Competences review - Free Movement of Persons
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