Stormy start to 2013 for German higher education
Nic Mitchell A new series of occasional blogs on higher education trends in different countries and issues facing European universities…
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Are the British really anti-European? Not the students!
I suppose some of our politicians don’t really help, and the press can be pretty hostile. So, maybe…
Career change helps keep Londoner Keith in Sweden
Keith Lowton was looking for fresh challenges after cut backs in the pharmaceutical industry meant he and 1200…
Going abroad for your master’s degree ?
George Leech is part a new trend of British graduates going abroad for their master’s degrees. For years,…
‘European mobile loans will help banks not students’
With the Erasmus scheme running out of money and fears that 2013 is going tougher financially, the European…
Cash crisis threatens European student mobility
ERASMUS has been one of success stories for the European Union and celebrates its 25th birthday this year.…
Students: mapping the mobile ones in Europe
I set up De la Cour Communications to help stimulate interest in student mobility within the European Higher…
Foreign students ban at London Met University sparks protest !
The Vice Chancellor of the London university banned from enrolling foreign students from outside the EU has claimed…
Fees up, grades down and waiting game for universities and students!
So, how is the British experiment of transferring the main cost of going to university from the State…
A meeting of fellow minds entices Tony to Sweden
Not just students from the UK who are attracted by Sweden’s universities, as Nic Mitchell found out when…