Brexit crisis: London art school Central Saint Martins is to fight to save the UK's involvement in the Erasmus students exchange programme, as designers warn of the "loss of opportunity" for young creatives.
Jeremy Till, the head of Central Saint Martins (CSM), declared that the school will campaign to save its relationship with European Union member states and ensure UK schools continue to benefit from the EU's Erasmus programme.
"We will be making the strong case for the continuation of Erasmus, for unfettered entrance for European students to the UK, and for the continued engagement of UK universities in European research and teaching networks," Till said in a statement to CSM students.
Jeremy Till, the head of Central Saint Martins, has declared that the university will campaign to save its relationship with European Union member states Central Saint Martins is a constituent college of University of the Arts London. It offers nine programmes including art, product, ceramic and industrial design, and culture and enterprise.
Till told Dezeen that the UK's future in the Erasmus (European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students) programme was one of the main concerns for the school in the uncertain aftermath of last week's EU referendum.
"It's something we're desperately concerned about," said Till, who was appointed head of college in 2012.
"I've got over 800 EU students. We're concerned that it will be ...