A stark warning from the regulator @OfficeStudents .
This is what happens when there is no plan or discussion about how the country should properly fund higher education and the research we do to improve lives for our communities.
Universities found their own solutions to the funding crisis – reform what we do and how we do it, drive down costs, improve value for money and seek other sources of income including international student fees.
We followed government strategy in increasing international student numbers. If they now want to cut that, they ought to acknowledge the damaging consequences on local economies and communities like Coventry when they deliberately harm one of its major employers, which is a driver of prosperity and innovation and a massive export success.
We are a global education group and can and will adapt. It won’t be painless but we have strong reserves and diverse income streams. We can teach more students overseas where they are valued and welcome. That won’t help our UK communities to anywhere near the same extent.
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Something never added up about this guy. The Krays were in jail by the time he was 8/9. Others have accused him of fabricating stories of which he seemingly had many…..which he profited off for a long time.
This Wagner Prigozihn news saying it’s likely to have little impact outside of Russia is very Euro-centric. It ignores the series of coups and missions they have (alleged) involvement in in Africa
Doesn't seem to be in English media yet...
Sarkozy told Platini: "Look what you and your UEFA colleagues can do for Qatar when the World Cup is awarded.'
Blatter: “Of course it was also about money. Six months later, Qatar bought fighter jets from the French for $14.6 billion"