EU

How to survive an EU law exam

Posted by Maria in Study Abroad on October 25, 2016

     Yesterday I had my first exam at Maastricht University and it was on EU law. Now, those of you who have had to deal with EU law in the past can probably understand why I decided to write a whole blog post about it. It’s a hard nut to crack! The EU law […]

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What a Week

Posted by Khadija in Study Abroad on June 30, 2016

So in the last week, the UK public voted to leave the EU. That was the most heart-breaking thing for me. I was in so much shock, I couldn’t believe it. I couldn’t believe that there were more people who wanted to leave than those who wanted to remain. I was so certain that we’d […]

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Trump tweets from Scotland - which voted Remain!

America holds the Trump card

Posted by Courtney in Study Abroad on June 30, 2016

  I’d feel remiss if I didn’t discuss what the result of the referendum on membership of the European Union means. However, with Article 50 yet to be triggered and negotiations about border restrictions, visas, and trade yet to begin it’s hard to say what leaving the EU will mean for University of Leicester students […]

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Should We Stay?

Posted by Khadija in Study Abroad on May 19, 2016

These past few days, all I’ve been hearing is talks of the EU Referendum, and people asking me if I’m going to vote, and if so what am I going to vote for. For me the answer is pretty simple, yes I will cast my vote and I do want Britain to stay in the […]

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