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The publication provides analysis on the following factors: Immigration and international students Rise of teaching universities in BC 5. International student trends 6. The trends in higher education enrollment see a decline in traditional student enrollees.
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Higher education in Canada is affected by trends across the STEEP spheres; both from shifts within the industry and culture of higher education, and by external shifts.
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