All three Trinity senators have expressed disapproval of a Trinity-specific policy which denies EU status to European citizens applying for postgraduate studies if they have lived outside the European Union for more than two of the five years prior to application. For many postgraduate courses in the College, fees for non-EU students are more than double those paid by EU students. Since approved by Board in December 2003, College policy has ruled that, in order to be deemed an EU student, an applicant must have either been in full-time employment or a course of study within the EU for three of the five years prior … Continue reading Trinity Senators Say College’s EU Postgrad Status Rules are Unfair