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Comment on Rising student expectations? University international offices know all about it. by Tanny

Tanny — Wed, 15 May 2013 02:13:02 +0000

Very interesting. I think that the international office I used to work at also acknowledged and definitely tried to tackle these problems you mentioned above. I’ve heard and know that there is sometimes a ‘disconnect’ between what marketing/admin unit provides and recruitment /international office want/need.

When in London last I met quite a few girls who decided to delay starting Uni for a bit to work instead, because they couldn’t afford To study. International students and indeed UK home students have every right to be demanding. However, it’s an opportunity for universities outside the UK, right?

Thanks for your post I enjoyed reading it.

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Comment on By 2020 there will be 2 million more highly-skilled jobs in the UK – graduates will meet the demand by SH

SH — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 02:02:22 +0000

Thanks for sharing Liz. While the economy is turbulent and tuition fees rise this is encouraging reading for students. Investment in education still pays.

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