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[–] derram ago
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'Cambridge University’s submission warned that Brexit could push the reputation of UK universities off a “cliff edge”, leading to “serious repercussions” should academics be denied free movement and required to apply for visas. '
'Students from other EU countries are estimated to have contributed £2.7bn to the British economy, along with 19,000 extra jobs. '
'British universities are already losing out on vital research as a result of Brexit, a leading advisor has warned, with universities reporting that academics are already pulling out of research bids as a consequence. '
'Speaking on Wednesday, industry members said Theresa May’s speech had done little to address these issues, leaving millions of university staff and students in the dark. '
'Ms Hunt said: “It will make study of languages in the UK almost redundant if we can’t have Erasmus”. '
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