(another uni)
Back to the OP, it’s far too fast for us to have lost any funding, nothing moves that quick in this game, but it’ll happen if we carry on down this route, and before we exit. It’s not my field but I’d assume and hope we’re planning for it, dialling back commitments etc.
Short term it makes no immediate difference to me except that we’re spending all day every day dealing with current EU students who’re afraid for their future, current EU and overseas applicants who want to know if they should cancel their application, overseas applicants and parents who’re worried about the rise in hate crimes (not so much from people who’re already here, they know Scotland, we’re too busy fighting our arch enemies the Scots), overseas colleagues who already have to deal with the Home Office and are all screaming THERESA MAY FOR PM? GET TO ****. As are we. God knows what we can expect over the next few months from a Brexit-emboldened UNVI.
Longer term, who knows. Absolute best case scenario is a load of financial and relationship damage that we can probably afford but would really rather not. Doesn’t directly risk my job mind. Worst case scenarios… Well, I’m pretty confident we’ll be one of the universities that makes it.