As we start thinking about what comes after 2030, we have an opportunity to ask what we want higher education to be for. That means thinking about universities’ responsibilities to their communities and to the wider world, as well as the forms of international cooperation that will be possible and…
Youth mobility, once taken for granted between Britain and Europe, is now the subject of cautious negotiation. On 19 May 2025, London and Brussels are set to convene a summit to discuss a youth mobility agreement for 18- to 30-year-olds, encompassing work, study, internships, and other purposeful stays.
The UK has long been a global leader in education, but by concentrating on immediate benefits, we risk losing sight of the broader, long-term influence of international education.