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  The international divide

  Students arriving in the UK from India and China do not always know what they are letting themselves in for

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  More Bushes, fewer Obamas

  12 Dec 2008:

  Huge losses mean university doors will close to all but the children of the elite

• The future is another country

  4 Dec 2008:

  The global market in education is changing beyond recognition. Getting to grips with it will be crucial to the UK's status as a world leader

• Weaker pound could attract more overseas students

  4 Dec 2008:

  British Council says universities may gain from economic downturn

• Newcastle University builds Malaysian campus

  20 Nov 2008:

  Expansion will mean courses are cheaper for local students

• Leap in students choosing to study in US

  17 Nov 2008:

  Warning for UK universities as academic talent is attracted by relaxed visa laws

• Brilliant way to get news to Zimbabwe

  14 Nov 2008:

  Via radio, text messaging and the web, Brilliant Pongo ensures precious information reaches his homeland

• Young Britons among least likely to study science

  14 Nov 2008:

  But European poll shows reluctance in most countries to study science-based subjects

• Newcastle expels overseas students with fake grades

  12 Nov 2008:

  Mainly Chinese students may have been victims of bogus agents who forged applications, says university

• UK 'still good place for overseas students'

  10 Nov 2008:

  British Council denies 'Obama effect' and new visa laws could put students off

• Obama win could hit recruitment of foreign students

  5 Nov 2008:

  The US will look a lot more attractive, especially in the face of tighter UK visa rules

• Licenses to clampdown on fake overseas students

  30 Oct 2008:

  Under new visa arrangements universities and colleges will need licences to teach overseas students

• More students should study abroad, says Lammy

  28 Oct 2008:

  Higher education minister says he wants it to become common - and easier - for students to spend time in other European countries

• Overseas students want to study near London

  23 Oct 2008:

  Students from abroad more concerned with location and reputation than fees

• 'If you steal education from the youth, I don't know what future there is'

  27 Sep 2008:

  Zohair Abu Shaban dreams of becoming a professor, but to achieve his goal he must first escape his homeland

• Desperate for higher education, students remain trapped in Gaza

  27 Sep 2008:

  Promising students frustrated by restrictions which are likely to remain so long as Hamas rule

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