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“Next step: Organise a debate on this in the European Parliament.
“Erasmus+ is a cornerstone in a peaceful continent– also beyond the EU.”
In December, after the UK and the EU agreed details of their post-Brexit trade deal, the Government published details of it replacement programme.
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The Turing scheme will be backed by over £100 million, providing funding for around 35,000 students in universities, colleges and schools to go on placements and exchanges overseas, starting in September 2021.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson commented: We now have the chance to expand opportunities to study abroad and see more students from all backgrounds benefit from the experience.
Government unveils post-pandemic IHE recovery strategy
In attempting to recover international higher education (IHE) exports post-pandemic and post-Brexit, the United Kingdom will prioritise opportunities in India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam and Nigeria, according to its revised International Education Strategy.
The International Education Champion, Sir Steve Smith, will focus on these countries as an immediate priority, but he will also focus on Brazil, Europe, China and Hong Kong.
Another of his priorities will be to work with the British Council to identify and resolve barriers to recognition of online and blended learning internationally.
Meanwhile the new Turing study abroad scheme will open up opportunities for UK students to study in other countries, with a particular emphasis on broadening participation by students from disadvantaged backgrounds.