Science and engineering are international endeavours and therefore the movement of ideas and people plays a critical role in their success. Part of the reason for the UK’s global pre-eminence in these fields is our current and historical ability to attract the world’s most talented minds, from university students to experienced professionals.
Our work focuses on examining how changes to visa provisions, settlement rights and immigration caps, among other issues, may affect our members and the wider sector, and advocating for policies that would support a thriving sector.
R&D roadmap offers a launchpad for UK science and engineering
01 July 2020
The Government has today published an R&D Roadmap, setting out its vision and ambition for science, research and innovation.
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CaSE calls for an immigration system that attracts global talent
26 May 2020
CaSE has added its support to a cross-sector call on government to create an immigration system that attracts global research & innovation talent.
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CaSE responds to Global Talent visa announcement
27 January 2020
CaSE has responded to the government's announcement of a global fast-track visa scheme, to be brought in at the end of next month.
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CaSE Election Manifesto for Science and Engineering 2019
06 November 2019
CaSE has published three actions that all political parties must commit to in their election manifestos to help UK science and innovation thrive