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UK universities face growing struggle to recruit international students
(www.theguardian.com)
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UK universities are fucked. Government made it about how much tuition fees they could earn, and they could earn way more from overseas students than from actually skilling up the populace. Now the Chinese are reaching a tipping point where they don’t need to go overseas for education anymore, and the entire UK system will collapse without that money.