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Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Students of a prestigious UK university have complained of feeling "cheated" by threatened course closures - BBC
Three distance-learning courses at Exeter University are under threat - and students say closing theirs down would be a breach of "trust". Students, including those studying overseas, have e-mailed their dismay at the prospect of being unable to complete their studies. The university says the closures would affect a total of 74 students. This includes 10 overseas students - a week after the Education Secretary, Charles Clarke, gave a speech on the growing importance of the international education sector.
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