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Editors' pick
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Students arriving in the UK from India and China do not always know what they are letting themselves in for
Most recent
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Nov 20 2008:
Expansion will mean courses are cheaper for local students
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Nov 17 2008:
Warning for UK universities as academic talent is attracted by relaxed visa laws
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Nov 14 2008:
Via radio, text messaging and the web, Brilliant Pongo ensures precious information reaches his homeland
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Nov 14 2008:
But European poll shows reluctance in most countries to study science-based subjects
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Nov 10 2008:
British Council denies 'Obama effect' and new visa laws could put students off
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Nov 5 2008:
The US will look a lot more attractive, especially in the face of tighter UK visa rules
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Oct 30 2008:
Under new visa arrangements universities and colleges will need licences to teach overseas students
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Oct 23 2008:
Students from abroad more concerned with location and reputation than fees
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Sep 27 2008:
Promising students frustrated by restrictions which are likely to remain so long as Hamas rule
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Sep 22 2008:
The number of high-flying UK students offered prestigious Fulbright scholarships to study in the US is set to rise
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Sep 10 2008:
More Chinese students will study at UK universities this year than have done for four years - quashing fears that international recruitment has ground to a halt
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