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The effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on education are widely discussed. For higher education institutions, the biggest threat is the reduced number of foreign students and the financial consequences of that. Research by U-Multirank has claimed that universities in the UK will face the biggest reductions in income from all higher education institutions in Europe. On average, UK institutions could drop by 14% as a result of a potential decline in international fee-paying international students, and in Europe as a whole, the reduction is expected to be by 5.2%. However, there are four countries in Europe that are particularly vulnerable to a reduced amount of foreign student enrolments. Namely, institutions in the UK (54%), Latvia (38%), Ireland (35%) and Bulgaria (35%) all have “relatively high†dependence on fees.
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UK universities at the greatest financial risk in Europe
The effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on education are widely discussed. For higher education institutions, the biggest threat is the reduced number of foreign students and the financial consequences of that. Research by U-Multirank has claimed that universities in the UK will face the biggest reductions in income from all higher education institutions in Europe. On average, UK institutions could drop by 14% as a result of a potential decline in international fee-paying international students, and in Europe as a whole, the reduction is expected to be by 5.2%. However, there are four countries in Europe that are particularly vulnerable to a reduced amount of foreign student enrolments. Namely, institutions in the UK (54%), Latvia (38%), Ireland (35%) and Bulgaria (35%) all have “relatively high†dependence on fees.
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