The EU is attempting to brand university degrees as "Made in the EU". The idea is hidden in proposals to create a European Institute of Technology (EIT), supposedly to compete in research and innovation.

The suggestion is that all universities attached to the EIT will have their degrees branded with the EIT logo. Thus any university attempting to engage in funded research via the EIT will find its degrees being awarded not by itself but by the EU.

The EU is attempting to brand university degrees as "Made in the EU". The idea is hidden in proposals to create a European Institute of Technology (EIT), supposedly to compete in research and innovation.

The suggestion is that all universities attached to the EIT will have their degrees branded with the EIT logo. Thus any university attempting to engage in funded research via the EIT will find its degrees being awarded not by itself but by the EU.

The EU is attempting to brand university degrees as "Made in the EU". The idea is hidden in proposals to create a European Institute of Technology (EIT), supposedly to compete in research and innovation.

The suggestion is that all universities attached to the EIT will have their degrees branded with the EIT logo. Thus any university attempting to engage in funded research via the EIT will find its degrees being awarded not by itself but by the EU.

John is a member of YI and has worked as a researcher in the European Parliament.

I came by a staggering statistic a few days ago, Roughly 48 percent of prisoners in the UK today are functionally illiterate (Shannon Trust/Home Office).

John is a member of YI and has worked as a researcher in the European Parliament.

I came by a staggering statistic a few days ago, Roughly 48 percent of prisoners in the UK today are functionally illiterate (Shannon Trust/Home Office).

The EU is attempting to brand university degrees as "Made in the EU". The idea is hidden in proposals to create a European Institute of Technology (EIT), supposedly to compete in research and innovation.

The suggestion is that all universities attached to the EIT will have their degrees branded with the EIT logo. Thus any university attempting to engage in funded research via the EIT will find its degrees being awarded not by itself but by the EU.

John is a member of YI and has worked as a researcher in the European Parliament.

I came by a staggering statistic a few days ago, Roughly 48 percent of prisoners in the UK today are functionally illiterate (Shannon Trust/Home Office).

John is a member of YI and has worked as a researcher in the European Parliament.

I came by a staggering statistic a few days ago, Roughly 48 percent of prisoners in the UK today are functionally illiterate (Shannon Trust/Home Office).

A recent ICM survey has shown that 85% of 18 to 24 year old's support UKIP's policy of restoring grammar schools to Britain's towns and cities.

The findings prompted fresh questions over David Cameron's decision to abandon the Conservatives' historic support for selective education.

The EU is attempting to brand university degrees as "Made in the EU". The idea is hidden in proposals to create a European Institute of Technology (EIT), supposedly to compete in research and innovation.

The suggestion is that all universities attached to the EIT will have their degrees branded with the EIT logo. Thus any university attempting to engage in funded research via the EIT will find its degrees being awarded not by itself but by the EU.