The British government plans to offer EU students reduced tuition rates at British universities, which could cost the budget up to 450 million pounds, writes the Financial Times. The initiative will be discussed at the summit on November 20 as part of the "reset" of relations with the European Union and a gradual reduction of the consequences of Brexit. Since the country's exit from the bloc, European students have been paying international fees that are three to four times the basic rate of £9,790 for British citizens.

The British government plans to offer EU students reduced tuition rates at British universities, which could cost the budget up to 450 million pounds, writes the Financial Times. The initiative will be discussed at the summit on November 20 as part of the "reset" of relations with the European Union and a gradual reduction of the consequences of Brexit. Since the country's exit from the bloc, European students have been paying international fees that are three to four times the basic rate of £9,790 for British citizens.