A three month Brexit extension has been granted by the European Union until 31 January 2020, with the option for the UK to leave earlier if a deal is ratified.
We appreciate the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit is likely to be a cause of concern and frustration for many members of our University community, and we would like to assure you that Regent’s will do everything in our power to support our staff and students (both current and prospective) no matter what the outcome.
A source of great pride for this University is our international community – our staff and students come from more than 140 countries across the globe. We are one of the most internationally diverse universities in the UK, in the heart of London – arguably one of the most internationally diverse cities in the world. We don’t envisage this changing any time soon.
We understand our staff and students will have many questions about what Brexit will mean for them personally. These pages offer immigration advice and guidance, and provide links to further information. You may also find the Universities UK Brexit FAQs a useful source of information.
If you’re an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, the Home Office has published details on how you and your family can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK.
The UK government has provided guidance on changes that will affect citizens. Use the information provided to find out how to prepare, and the steps you may need to take.
We will continue planning for all variety of Brexit outcomes to ensure we can deliver the most pertinent support to those who need it, including the residence of staff and students. We will also continue to work with other universities, students and higher education sector bodies to further understand the impact of Brexit on the work of our University, staff and students.
We will do all we can to ensure we provide the advice and support you need, and will remain in touch with the University community as Brexit continues to unfold.
