Hired guns offer aid in today's cut-throat market

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UK universities are being advised by overseas consultants on how to stay ahead of rivals. UK universities are likely to use overseas consultants as 'local agents' , often in countries where they are seeking to recruit international students.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Foreign operations, Standards, Students, Foreign, Foreign students

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Big Brother's big chill on campus

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Concern about the extent to which university campuses may be under surveillance has been prompted by a leaked report which considers peaceful student protests to be potential threats to national security.

General services, Students, College, Safety and security measures, College students, Demonstrations

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Phoenix soars but still dogged by turbulence

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The dramatic growth of profit-making universities like Phoenix even amidst charges of dubious enrolment practices is presented.

Management dynamics, Services information, Management, Services, Growth, Company business management, Company growth, University of Phoenix

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