[Politics] Brexit

[El Presidente]

Surely many EU students will still come here despite paying higher fees and any drop in their numbers could be (more than) offset by international students who pay more to study at our Universities.

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International students already come here, there’s no netting off against EU students.

If you were an EU student and had the choice now between going to the Netherlands, France, Spain etc IN the Erasmus scheme or the UK out of it then it is a simple decision.


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[BN41Albion]

Normal practice for a referendum on something as critical as Brexit (or hanging) would be for it not to be decided on a straight majority. That was Cameron’s biggest mistake, probably. They would often need to be 60/40, precisely to prevent the lunatics from taking over the asylum.

Absolutely. A referendum on membership in many EU countries would have very similar results as ours I suspect, under the same circumstances.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Why would non EU international Student numbers go up? There are 2,000+ Chinese Students as Sussex Uni for example already, there is no driver for these numbers to go up.

Many European Students come to Britain for language skills through Erasmus, it’s probable that they’ll now shift to Ireland or Scandinavia where we know English is spoken widely.

There was a 9% increase this year despite all the chaos surrounding covid which suggests demand for UK University places is very high.

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[zefarelly]

Good question! As somebody said earlier in the thread, the devil's in the detail. Have we, for instance, sold our fishermen up the swanee (again)?

Same old fishing bollocks, Britains fisherman sold their own souls years ago.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/52420116

 

[El Presidente]

Out of sheer interest, what is to stop those 31000 coming now - all they need to do is apply for a student visa surely ?

Erasmus is a formal, organised, exchange system, usually for a year of study where modules covered in, say, Barcelona, are recognised if you are studying a degree in Manchester.

By choosing to withdraw from Erasmus those modules no longer are recognised and would not contribute towards to a degree.

The country from which the student is a citizen provides some financial assistance to the student during their time spent elsewhere in the EU/UK. That also disappears so makes it very difficult to persuade students to come here from 1 Jan 2021.

 

[T.G]

Go and raise a glass of the old boy's beer that you drink, to Boris.

This is a positive thread that all should be happy with.

We have a deal that is worse than what we already had!!! The freedoms ‘won’ we already had....absolutely nothing to celebrate or be positive about. I do hope the Oxford vaccine is approved, which will be something to celebrate

 

[El Presidente]

There was a 9% increase this year despite all the chaos surrounding covid which suggests demand for UK University places is very high.

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That’s non-EU students, mainly Chinese. This is because Australia and NZ have closed their borders to overseas students and their is negative sentiment towards the USA from China due to the appalling Covid record there and hostilities stoked up by Trump.


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[Bombadier Botty]

So depressing. Our economy is f***ed. Good luck to Northern Ireland, hope you achieve unification and get back into the EU. Absolute madness voting this in, our ‘darkest hour’ since WWIi.

 

[Bodian]

I went to Holland on Erasmus. One of the best and most enjoyable things I have ever done. Such a shame to see it go.

 

[timbha]

So depressing. Our economy is f***ed. Good luck to Northern Ireland, hope you achieve unification and get back into the EU. Absolute madness voting this in, our ‘darkest hour’ since WWIi.

You might hope for unification but do all the people of Ireland and NI want it ?

 

[portslade seagull]

If the toilet roll runs out you can always use the blue flags you all bought. No use for them now

 

[Bombadier Botty]

You might hope for unification but do all the people of Ireland and NI want it ?

No absolutely they don’t and it won’t happen, but the north can possibly ‘piggyback’ their way back into the EU.

 

[daveinplzen]

What has been won? Does anybody know yet? A deal, good, but what's the detail?
All the Brexiteers on NSC are jubilant (despite demanding no-deal for dozens of posts), same posters are now celebrating which says a lot.

 

[willalbion]

And 7. We’ll rejoin Europe in 20 years once the younger generation are in power.

Hope so. I mean he ‘got Brexit done’ but even a cursory glance at the deal suggests we’ve stitched ourselves up economically. Ah well, least we’ve taken back control eh.

 

[Steve Foster]

So depressing. Our economy is f***ed. Good luck to Northern Ireland, hope you achieve unification and get back into the EU. Absolute madness voting this in, our ‘darkest hour’ since WWIi.

Our economy is at the start of a boom. There is an awful lot of cash & private equity money waiting to be invested in IT/new tech businesses. Not the time to be opening a clothes shop on the high street I grant you, but the UK will do very well in the next 3 years.

 

[timbha]

Our economy is at the start of a boom. There is an awful lot of cash & private equity money waiting to be invested in IT/new tech businesses. Not the time to be opening a clothes shop on the high street I grant you, but the UK will do very well in the next 3 years.

I hope you are right and in some areas I’m sure you will be.

Not sure what’s going to happen to the empty shops and offices in town centres. Surely they can’t all be filled by students and charity shops.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

We have a deal that is worse than what we already had!!! The freedoms ‘won’ we already had....absolutely nothing to celebrate or be positive about. I do hope the Oxford vaccine is approved, which will be something to celebrate [emoji846]

This.

So depressing. Our economy is f***ed. Good luck to Northern Ireland, hope you achieve unification and get back into the EU. Absolute madness voting this in, our ‘darkest hour’ since WWIi.

And this.

A depressing, shortsighted and unbelievably stupid move all round. Thanks Cameron you massive pig shagging ****.

 

[Randy McNob]

What has been won? Does anybody know yet? A deal, good, but what's the detail?
All the Brexiteers on NSC are jubilant (despite demanding no-deal for dozens of posts), same posters are now celebrating which says a lot.

Well i'd like to know what they or we will do differently, what can we look forward to and how will our lives change

I'm really hoping this great thing, that up until now cannot be described, even after more than 11,500 pages of one thread, will be revealed....

 

[LamieRobertson]

Our economy is at the start of a boom. There is an awful lot of cash & private equity money waiting to be invested in IT/new tech businesses. Not the time to be opening a clothes shop on the high street I grant you, but the UK will do very well in the next 3 years.

Which constituency will you be running in next election

 

[amexer]

If we are that bad why do I know several people and families that have settled here from South Africa Sweden,Australia,France and Germany that prefer living here then own country.. Most I know well and most criticise there own country. Good and bad wherever you live