Part of Facts4EU’s ‘Dare to Think Differently' campaign
Re-energising the UK’s Youth

Observations

Global Britain

Yet again the “Little Britain” derided by UK Rejoiners (which couldn’t survive without EU membership, they said) has shown that it dominates the European space in the important area of higher education.

The UK’s rankings in the latest global university report demonstrate that not only does the UK beat the EU, it trounces it. To match the mighty US in the Top 10 (with four placings each) is one thing. But to go on to beat all the 27 EU countries COMBINED in the Top 100 rankings – this is some achievement.

We present this information to the young people of the United Kingdom as part of our series: “Dare to Think Differently”. We hope that all parents and grandparents of teenagers and student-age young people will forward them a link to the report above and our other reports over recent weeks. There is a lot to be cheerful about.

Turing

One of the many benefits of Brexit which has actually been achieved is the Turing scheme. This has replaced the EU’s bloated and ineffective Erasmus+, which was ostensibly a programme to give the EU’s students a chance to study abroad but which is now fundamentally a political project. We make no apologies for once again including the links to this important and informative series below.

Woke nonsense

None of the above detracts from our deeply-held views about some of the complete nonsense now being perpetrated by university authorities.

We already have authorised agencies governing what universities are supposed to stand for, and how they are supposed to conduct themselves. It is clear that the senior personnel in these governing bodies must stand down and be replaced, and senior civil servants at the Dept for Education must do likewise, as they are obviously incapable of doing their jobs. We are sure this would be a quick electoral win for this government – or the next one.

Despite this

To end on a positive note, we hope all our young people are proud of the rankings of British universities we have summarised above. And all of this was done without the EU… (‘Just saying’.)

We must get reports like this out there

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