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International students and university staff concerned about impact of future cap on overseas student numbers

International students and university staff representatives are voicing concern that an international student cap could adversely impact the nation's tertiary institutions.

By: ABC News (AU)

Sep 01 2024
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International students and university staff concerned about impact of future cap on overseas student numbers

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