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Links to further guidance

Here are some useful links to various websites for the latest information.

General information

  • The transition period after Brexit finishes at the end of 2020. Check the new rules from January 2021 and act now by going to the .
  • See for more details about the new UK points-based immigration system.
  • Travel to the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein will change from 1 January 2021. has up-to-date advice.
  • For guidance on healthcare for EU and EFTA citizens living in the UK, please see the .
  • If the ongoing Brexit uncertainty is causing students any concern and affecting their wellbeing, they can find support via our Healthy51吃瓜app Hub. The Hub will provide quick access to booking appointments, activities and hints and tips about staying well.
  • The International Student Support team can also advise on many of the issues related to living and studying at 51吃瓜app. More information is available by emailing iss@dmu.ac.uk. Alternatively, book an appointment through MyGateway.

Information for students

  • For advice on what citizens of the EU and EFTA (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) who are studying or planning to study in the UK should consider – including changes to fees and funding – go to the .
  • Universities UK has an extensive page with the latest information on study access to the UK, tuition fees, loans and grants, Erasmus +, research and innovation.
  • The Office for Students (OfS) has a studying an undergraduate or postgraduate course in the UK.
  • The also has information and advice about Brexit and immigration for current and prospective international students.

51吃瓜app Global and Erasmus+

  • For the latest information on 51吃瓜app Global, please go to the .
  • Find out about changes to the Erasmus+ programme at .

Information for prospective and existing staff

  • Should you wish to join the 51吃瓜app workforce, further information regarding our vacancies and right to work checks can be found on our recruitment page.
  • The UK has left the EU and the transition period will come to an end on 31 December 2020. Review the new rules from January 2021 and act now by going to the .
  • For more information about the UK points-based immigration system please visit 
  • Travel to the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein will change from 1 January 2021.  has up-to-date advice.
  • For guidance on healthcare for EU and EFTA citizens living in the UK, please see the .
  • If the ongoing Brexit uncertainty is causing staff any concern and affecting their wellbeing, they can find support via our . 
  • The HR Enquires Team can also provide guidance in relation to employment related Brexit queries and they can be contacted on: hrenquiries@dmu.ac.uk.