British universities have increased activity in Europe following uncertainty around Brexit, but international recruitment continues to be limited due to the UK’s lack of post-study work visa, delegates heard at this year’s British Universities’ International Liaison Association in Manchester.
Pankaj Chandra, vice chancellor of Ahmedabad University, said that Indian universities are interested in partnering with institutions that offer exchanges with internships.
“Many Indian universities are starting to develop very customised exchanges,” he said, adding that students are becoming interested in short term programs, sometimes lasting less than a year.

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