Published online: 29 Mar 2019This paper raises some questions about the possible impact of the UK leaving the European Union on the career pathways of mobile and internationally oriented PhD graduates interested in an academic career in law, with particular reference to the specific case of the European University Institute (EUI). It first addresses some of the reasons for the popularity of the UK academic job market as a destination for EUI law graduates and then considers the potential impact of Brexit on these factors. While a number of factors have made the UK an attractive market for these highly mobile young scholars, their mobility means that should the balance shift, other countries may replace the UK as top choice
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The UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU is throwing up many issues for Higher Education Institutio...
As the next generation of graduates prepare to enter the post-Brexit world of economic uncertainty, ...
The article seeks to examine the potential impact of the vote to leave the European Union (‘EU’) in ...
In the referendum held on 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave the EU. This momentous change is unlike...
This article reflects upon Brexit and its implications for Higher Education in the UK. First, it dis...
This paper investigates ‘Brexit’, the decision by UK voters to leave the European Union in the June ...
In the decade or so before the 2016 Referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union (EU), th...
With EU leaders agreeing in December to move to the critical second phase of Brexit negotiations, it...
The UK higher education attracts a far higher number of international academics from all over the wo...
First published online: 25 March 2021In most countries and universities, few legal scholars pursue t...
The United Kingdom has a tradition of excellence in higher education and is recognised as an importa...
In this study, we use embeddedness and boundaryless career perspectives to investigate the extent to...
Students have faced a number of issues in the last year or so. COVID caused universities to close, c...
Official figures from the Home Office show an increase in mobility of the highly-skilled from the Un...
Tristram Hooley, Professor of Career Education at the University of Derby, offers a prognosis on Bre...
The UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU is throwing up many issues for Higher Education Institutio...
As the next generation of graduates prepare to enter the post-Brexit world of economic uncertainty, ...
The article seeks to examine the potential impact of the vote to leave the European Union (‘EU’) in ...