University to reimburse immigration expenses

The university will reimburse staff for immigration expenses, including visas and the health surcharge from Sunday […]

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Tags: immigration, international, international students, visa, visas and immigration

Brexit – transition, immigration and settlement

The UK and European Union continue negotiations to secure a trade deal, which would need to […]

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Tags: Brexit, EU settlement scheme, European Union, immigration

Government intention to develop fast-track immigration process for ‘elite’ scientists and researchers post-Brexit

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced this week that the government will work with the scientific community to develop […]

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Tags: Brexit, Horizon 2020, immigration, research, UKRI

Vice-Chancellor announces further support for international staff

The Vice-Chancellor has announced further support for international staff though the work of the University’s EU […]

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Tags: article 50, Brexit, British citizenship, EU referendum, immigration, International staff, Professor Shearer West, Vice Chancellor

‘Today’ programme to broadcast from Trent Quad

BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme will visit the University of Nottingham this week as part of […]

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Tags: immigration, integration, John Humphrys, Nottingham, Professor Sir David Greenaway, radio, radio 4, today programme

World-wide welcome? A Nottingham dialogue on women refugees

On International Women’s Day 2016, during Women’s History Month, please join us for a dialogue about the refugee crisis.

6.30pm Tuesday 8 March

Tags: Centre for Conflict Rights and Justice, Centre for Research in Race and Rights, Centre for the Study of Global Justice, immigration, International Women's Day, International Women's Day 2016, Nottingham Trent University, refugee, Rights and Justice, Women's History Month

Land of the free? Immigration and exile in today’s America

Please join the Department of American and Canadian Studies for its distinguished annual lecture, delivered this year by Professor Glenda Carpio of Harvard University, who will talk about multicultural America, new American identities, and the problem of exile in the land of the free.

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Issues in researching higher education and employability in the context of migration

Juliet Thondhlana, Roda Madziva and Simon McGrath present ‘Issues in researching higher education and employability in the context of migration: the case of Zimbabwean highly skilled migrants in the UK’.

Tags: higher education, immigration, international, Juliet Thondhlana, Roda Madziva, School of Education, Simon McGrath, Zimbabwe