EU students disappointed by new post-Brexit rules
EU and EEA ( European Economic Area) students will be classified as overseas students starting from the 2021/22 academic year. They will be charged full...
Erasmus students ‘disappointed’ with the scrapping of programme in the UK
Erasmus students from Kingston University have expressed their discontent in the ending of the Erasmus programme in the UK following Brexit. A trade deal was...
Kingston University student from Latin America: ‘Having an Italian passport post-Brexit is better than having a Salvadoran passport’
Kingston University students have said that having a European passport in post-Brexit UK is still better than having a British one. (more…)
Kingston University international students share their view on Brexit and the Erasmus Programme
Moving countries to study internationally can be a huge task to undertake. From 2017-2018 alone, there were a total of 458,520 international students studying at...
KU students join in Brexit celebrations at Parliament Square
Students joined thousands of Brexit supporters who descended onto Parliament Square yesterday to mark the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union. (more…)
River survey reveals students’ worries for the UK after Brexit
Kingston students believe that things will worsen in the UK as a result of Brexit, a River survey has revealed. (more…)
Are Kingston University students wishful or naïve over Brexit?
A River survey revealed that 25 per cent of students think Jeremy Corbyn has been the person who has benefited the most from Brexit. Are...
Tories threat to Erasmus student exchange scheme
KU students are worried for their Erasmus exchange scheme after MPs vote against a clause that would have required the Government to negotiate continuing its...
Labour’s Brexit policy explained
Labour has traditionally been the party that represents the views of young people and to nobody’s surprise has always had the strongest support of the...
Migration Watch: Large number of overseas graduates will be taking up low-paid, low-skilled jobs
KU students are torn on the new immigration law allowing international students a two-year waiting period to find a job. (more…)