University leaders call for Government commitment to Erasmus programme
Higher education leaders have called on the Government to make a stronger commitment to secure the UK’s continued participation in the Erasmus programme.
University of Lincoln to lead global driverless car project
The University of Lincoln will lead a new global research project looking into the safety of driverless cars, it has been announced.
Lincoln campaigners raise awareness of “reprehensible” EU trade deal
Campaigning organisation 38 Degrees took to Lincoln’s High Street today in order to protest the controversial Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Universities concerned over stricter student visa regulations
Universities have concerns over the new student visa rules, which could have an negative effect on the much-needed funding from international students.
European journalism conference coming to Lincoln
The Forum for European Journalism Students (FEJS) will come to Lincoln from the 2nd to 7th of April, hosting lectures and workshops on the topic of Transferrable Media. Guest speakers…
ID cards arrive for overseas students
Eleven nations in the European Union now have some form of ID card, even if they are not compulsory. Apart from the UK, the only members without any form of…