The UK can’t rely on reputation alone to attract international students
The government should abandon its net migration target and commit unequivocally to increasing the number of international students studying in British education institutions.
Alice is a researcher at ippr, specialising in qualitative research methods, immigration and asylum, human trafficking, women’s rights, housing and homelessness; and equalities and human rights.
The government should abandon its net migration target and commit unequivocally to increasing the number of international students studying in British education institutions.
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