Due to the withdrawal notice of the Russian doctoral students, a well -known Institute in the UK apologized

According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 11th, a well -known research institution in the UK apologized to a young scholar. Previously, the scholar was told that her doctoral admission notice was withdrawn because she was Russians.

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The BEATSON Institute in Glasgos, Scotland, England, is a institution of a doctoral biology research. The research institute was criticized after a doctoral applicant was rejected for nationality.

It is reported that a message issued by the staff of the institute stated that the admission notice issued to the applicant had been withdrawn. The content of the information was subsequently published on social media Twitter. The information wrote: "I just learned that Bitsen recently formulated a new policy. According to this new policy, we cannot accept you because you are Russians. I am deeply sorry for this. What is happening in Russia affects young scholars like you ... I really hope you can find a place to study for a doctorate degree! "

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The Bitsen Institute issued a statement on Thursday that the institute did not issue a policy on the grounds of rejection of Russian students on the grounds of nationality. The director of the Institute Owen Sansom stated in the statement that "we will consider these applications according to the specific situation, and will review the admission notifications according to the visa requirements or external reviews such as the British government sanctions. In this case, in this case, In the first place, there were misunderstandings about these restrictions, and it has been resolved. We have contacted the applicant to provide a quota and apologize to any trouble caused. Planting questions. "

It is reported that in May this year, the University of Western London (UWL) was criticized for a Russian girl's application for hotel management courses. The reason mentioned in the email received by the girl at the time was "the university's policy and situation in response to the recent incidents and situations of Ukraine." The UWL spokesman later said that the mail that the school refused to apply was sent by error due to "internal communication errors". (Edit: HHJ)

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