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Campus radicalisation, student mobility, and HE funding - Going Global 2015 roundup

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More than 1,200 leaders in higher education, business and government attended the British Council’s annual Going Global conference, which took place in London on 1st and 2nd June. The British Council invited Media FHE to deliver daily Briefing Reports from the conference, providing easy to digest summaries of news, research findings, and key points arising from the event.

To read our daily conference briefing reports, news, and interviews, visit our Going Global page.

Dr Jo Beall, British Council Director Education and Society
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