International fees won’t work as cap

By Julie Hareandrew Trounson. INTERNATIONAL student fees would not act as an effective cap on domestic fees under deregulation because they could be easily manipulated to benefit the circumstances of individual institutions, says a leading policy expert.
“What is to stop institutions trading off lower international student numbers for higher domestic fees?”asked Gavin Moodie, an adjunct professor in education at RMIT. More...