It opens up a potential ?6bn global market in postgraduate and undergraduate degrees." He had little doubt about the impact the college may have on the income from overseas students that public sector universities increasingly rely on. He said: "It is an extremely lucrative market and [public sector] universities use that money for some of their funding [but] I think competition is a good thing and will improve the quality of education...
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We are breaking new ground and are not complacent. We expect other private companies to follow and we welcome competition." He confirmed that both the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) and the government had been involved in the application process, which had taken three years. The application followed changes to government regulations introduced in 2004 to allow non-public sector institutions to apply to the privy council for the authority to offer their own degrees...
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