Institutional Position

• Queen’s University Belfast - Brexit Update November 2018
• Joint Post-Brexit Open Letter 
• EU Exit Institutional Position Paper
• Russell Group Vice-Chancellors letter President Tusk ahead of the European Council meeting

Staff Communications

• Vice-Chancellor's email - 13 January 2017
• Vice-Chancellor's email - 16 September 2016
• Vice-Chancellor’s email - 8 July 2016
• Vice-Chancellor’s email - 24 June 2016

Student Communications

The UK government has guaranteed that EU students beginning their studies in 2018/19 and 2019/20 will continue to be treated in the same way for the duration of their studies – i.e. their fees/immigration status will not change as a result of Brexit.

It is hoped that this guarantee will be extended to students beginning their studies in 2020/21 and possibly beyond but this has not yet been confirmed. This page will be updated accordingly when more information is available.

• Vice-Chancellor's email to current students -  1 July 2016
• Email to Undergraduate offer holders - 1 July 2016
• Email to Postgraduate offer holders - 1 July 2016

Related Links and Partners

• Department for the Economy - EU Nationals and student finance in Northern Ireland
• Department for Education statement - Funding support for EU students
• Joint Report by the UK Government and the European Union – Phase one of the exit negotiations
• Universities and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA) Update 17:098 – EU citizens’ rights – joint report from phase 1 of EU/UK negotiations 
• Universities UK - Brexit FAQs for universities and students
• The Russell Group – Latest news and policy statements
• RCUK Statement - International collaboration post-EU referendum
• Confederation of British Industry – An insight into what Brexit means for industry
• Institute of Directors – Navigating Brexit for business
• Scottish Government – What the thinking is in Scotland on Brexit
• Welsh Government – Securing Wales’ future