Danger! Beware of cliff edge; population numbers affecting int’l education
An ageing population is a problem for many of the world’s most developed countries - what could it mean for international education?
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QS-APPLE: universities globally must meet pace of societal change
Universities must take advantage of the opportunity to be at the forefront of global societal changes, but concerns remain over their ability to quickly redefine themselves, delegates discussed in Japan.
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