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China’s foreign enrolment growth flattened out in 2018
In a statement earlier this month, China’s Ministry of Education says that total foreign enrolment in the country reached 492,185 international students in 2018. This represents a marginal...
China announces new push for elite university status
On 21 September, the Government of China introduced a new programme that will aim to further boost a select group of Chinese universities toward world class status. The...
Foreign enrolment surging in China
China has long been the world’s most important sending market for international students. Indeed, burgeoning Chinese enrolments have driven much of the growth in international student numbers for...
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