UK weighs £450m EU student fee concession for Made in Europe access
Guardian reports UK ministers may spend up to £450m a year to give EU students British fee rates, contingent on access to the Made in Europe scheme before a 20 November summit.
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The Guardian reports UK ministers are prepared to spend as much as £450m a year so EU students pay the same university fees as British students, but only if Brussels grants UK access to the proposed Made in Europe industrial scheme. Officials describe fees and scheme access as the two remaining hurdles before a 20 November Brussels summit.
UK weighs £450m EU student fee concession for Made in Europe access ↗Guardian reports UK ministers may spend up to £450m a year to give EU students British fee rates, contingent on access to the Made in Europe scheme before a 20 November summit.
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