Growing numbers of British school leavers are shunning higher education at home in favour of universities in the EU, forced out by sky-high tuition fees and attracted by degree courses taught entirely in English.Groningen, the biggest university in the Netherlands and ranked between Bristol and Warwick in the world academic league tables, has received twice as many applications from British students for the 2015-16 year compared to last year. Around 285 British undergraduates will start courses this week in the northern Dutch city, compared to only 135 last year. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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