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  • Analysis of higher education students studying in NI and GB

    Topics:
    • Higher education, 
    • Statistics and economic research, 
    • Higher education statistics and research

    Date published: 25 November 2004

    This research report looks at how NI domiciled students who study higher education in GB differ from those who study in NI. The report uses data from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) to provide a descriptive analysis of the different characteristics of students studying in NI and GB and also considers whether students accepted a HE place in their preferred location of study.

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