Brexit could force university closures and higher fees, warns academic

The video discusses the concerns of German students about Brexit's impact on UK universities, focusing on tuition fees and immigration status. It highlights the potential negative effects on UK universities, including funding challenges and the risk of closures. The economic contributions of international students are emphasized, with calls for their removal from immigration statistics. The video concludes with discussions on the future of student mobility and the government's commitment to maintaining the UK's status as a leading educational destination.

What is the main concern of German students regarding British universities post-Brexit?

• Language barriers

• Availability of scholarships

• Tuition fees and immigration status

• The quality of education

What percentage of Professor Hugh Brady's students are from EU countries?

• 15%

• 5%

• 20%

• 10%

What could be a consequence for lower-tier universities if EU funding decreases?

• They will reduce tuition fees

• They will expand their campuses

• They might have to close

• They will increase their research output

How much do British universities contribute to the UK economy annually?

• £100 billion

• £25 billion

• £73 billion

• £50 billion

What is the government's stance on the UK's educational status post-Brexit?

• They aim to remain a leading destination for top minds

• They intend to close several universities

• They plan to reduce international student intake

• They will focus solely on EU collaborations