UK Universities Committed to Remaining International

The UK's Higher Education Community is committed to the international balance

Earlier this week, the first Nus International Student Leader Conference launched #About University of the World, a new campaign to celebrate the positive impact of student mobility.

With established campaigns like #Internationalization, there are currently more than 100 universities supported across the country, #World students are asked to participate in the higher education sector to help raise awareness of the value of international students..

At almost every UK institute, employees and students are working hard to highlight the importance of international education. To mark International Student Day 2017, we talked to five UK universities who are committed to the international balance:

City, University of London: Professor Sir Paul Curran, President

“Almost half of students are international in more than 150 countries. They are extremely valuable members of the city community and contribute to our rich, worldwide and diverse culture. About one-fifth of our students are from the European Union, and our deep commitment for them has not changed with Britain's decision to leave. 'London is open' and I look forward to welcoming European students in the future.”

Goldsmiths, University of London: Charlie Robinson, Head of International Recruitment and Mobility

"The fact is that some of the best students from around the world choose to study at Goldsmiths, which makes us great. We need talented international students, and we pride ourselves on your achievements before, during and after your studies. is.

You can bring the world to our door and learn from each other, which help in creating a culturally sophisticated community. The friendships you have created are variable and you can motivate others to make similar bold decisions to study in the UK.

You assist in lively class discussions and original research, and when you graduate, we will often be connected through research and industry links as business partners, colleagues or old friends.

London is open, Goldsmiths are open and we will always be!”

LSE: Professor Julia Black, Pro-Director for Research

“As a leading global university, ELSE attracts the world's brightest and best students. In its entire history, LSE has educated students from Europe and abroad, helping them to differentiate the world. In return, the school has benefited from various cultures, experiences and approaches in our worldwide central London campus. LS is committed to welcoming the most academically competent students wherever they are.”

Queen Mary University of London: Professor David Saddler, Vice President (International)

"At the Queen Mary University of London, we are committed to internationalization of higher education. With the students of 163 nationalities with us in London, we value the diversity of traditions and cultures which we have in campus, which it is to live and study To really make global space, we take advantage of our interpersonal relationships with international partners, By and international researchers, we hosted our academic community here.”

University of Southampton: Professor Colin B. Grant, Vice President (International)

"The University of Southampton boasts proud of its diverse community, and highly acquires the unique views and values ​​of students from 140 different countries. Southampton has always been a place where friends are made from around the world, And the cultures are shared. Each year, we work hard to ensure that all students get warm reception in the UK, wherever they may be, and their experience here is positive. Internationalization is part of our DNA; We are, and we will remain, connected to each other”