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The study of economic and demographic trends predicts that the UK will attract an extra 30,000 overseas students over the next 10 years, slightly more than the US. Only Australia is expected to benefit from greater gains in its foreign-student intake by 2022.
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Branch campuses are very nice, and beneficial to international research collaboration. However most UG and PG students travel (to the UK) for the package of benefits - language development, professional career training, networking, cultural experience, to 'get away' from the parents or overly-conservative societies for a bit, find themselves, and have fun too. The flow of these students is at the mercy of visa policies. Oh, and branch campuses don't make much (if any) money for the universities or the UK economy.
However most UG and PG students travel (to the UK) for the package of benefits - language development, professional career training, networking, cultural experience, to 'get away' from the parents .. You left out some thing important in the above list- as immigrants mostly illegal first and hoping to become legal later...
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The best Chinese students go to USA to study. The second best stay in the country because opportunities are more. These universities mentioned through their overseas centres in China enroll just about an Chinese student who can pay the tuition and related fee.
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