Will my qualifications still be recognised across Europe after Brexit?

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- July 27, 2018 at 2:00 pm #2211
  
  BD
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  There is very little factual, reliable information available on this matter at the moment although governments are trying to reassure students, graduates and professionals. If we look at the current systems in place that operate outside of the EU we can see model for the formalisation and acceptance of professional qualifications gained elsewhere. At present we envisage a system where there is a recognition procedure and certification process that will be adopted for cross border qualifications and this will also apply to health professionals, teachers and a raft of professional qualifications. Once any conversion processes or registration systems are agreed and implemented across the 27 EU States we will share the information within our forum and via our Blog.
- August 24, 2018 at 4:14 pm #3018
  
  Alexandra
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  Hi,
  Im in the 1st year of my LLB and i want to complete my studies in order to be the qualified as a Lawyer.This means i have to complete also the LLM.After a long discussion that i had with a college in my country representing UK Universities they reassured me that even if there is a Deal with the UK-EU all students who are already studying or willing to study in UK there is no doubt that their qualifications will be recognised across Europe depending on the registration system the EU countries already have. They also encourage candidates not to be afraid especially for this matter.
- August 24, 2018 at 4:55 pm #3024
  
  KingArthur
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  Don’t believe everything you get told – especially if it’s from someone selling you something. I think I would wait until we know exactly what is going on which will hopefully be in either late October or during November this year. It’s a big commitment to make when there is uncertainty but I agree with the BD mod that the qualifications will be recognised. I would be more worried about fees, whether you can do part time work and that kind of stuff.
- August 24, 2018 at 10:21 pm #3035
  
  Alexandra
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  I also believe that as concerned the fees or the study loans will be a few changes but I cannot think of any reason why they won’t recognise the qualifications?
- September 2, 2018 at 5:27 pm #3299
  
  RomanosAch
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  Exactly I agree with KingArthur when someone sells you something he could say anything to you.I’m pretty sure that the fees will increase a lot.
  As for the qualifications I believe will be still recognised abroad and there is absolutely no reason why they shouldn’t
- September 9, 2018 at 4:01 pm #3378
  
  kellyd
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  If you are an EU citizen of course they will. If you are a UK national then it depends. On the upcoming deals.
- September 19, 2018 at 9:19 am #4896
  Dimi
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  @kellyd we are not engineers or IT experts.Depents on what you studied.Even if you are an EU citizen you are not qualified.There is a whole process you need to take in order to be qualified
  - This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Dimi.
- September 21, 2018 at 3:48 pm #5471
  
  JamieS
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  Beside the “whole process my friend” what’s the point of the unis abroad if you cannot be qualified? So one more question…the one who’s qualified before Brexit is going be unqualified after Brexit??
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