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Britain’s universities bet on foreign students. Now they’re turning elsewhere.
The Japan Times✓
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Two mid‑ranking British universities have merged to create one of the country’s largest institutions, aiming to attract more overseas students. The consolidation is presented as a model for other financially strained universities. The move reflects a broader strategy to rely on international tuition revenue.
WHY IT MATTERS
It shows how UK universities are restructuring to sustain finances by targeting foreign student enrollment.
Two mid-ranking institutions are merging into one of the U.K.'s biggest, forging a blueprint for others in the economically challenged sector to follow.
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