Mixed reaction from universities on international student caps
Hayley Wapper
August 28, 2024
Larger universities are unhappy with the change, while smaller universities have welcomed “certainty”.
Larger universities are unhappy with the change, while smaller universities have welcomed “certainty”.
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Larger universities are unhappy with the change, while smaller universities have welcomed “certainty”.
Australian English is known for its colour and colloquialisms. How hard is it for newcomers to grasp it?
Many students are afraid to voice their concerns.
Studies find that most students who work during their degree need it to support living expenses, but first they have to find somewhere that can accomodate their studies and, sometimes, their inexperience.
Larger universities are unhappy with the change, while smaller universities have welcomed “certainty”.
Australian English is known for its colour and colloquialisms. How hard is it for newcomers to grasp it?
Many students are afraid to voice their concerns.
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