UK universities cut courses as international student enrollment drops The decrease in the number of international students has led UK universities to discontinue certain courses. According to a report by the Financial Times in January, UK universities saw a decline of over one-third in enrollment from key countries, including Nigeria and India. This trend has prompted universities in the United Kingdom to slash courses due to the reduction in international student enrollment. As a result, some institutions are facing funding challenges. University leaders have expressed concern over losing one-third of foreign...