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Universities are too reliant on income from China, experts say

Robert Bolton
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Amid escalating tension over Chinese students in Australia, universities have again been criticised from within their own ranks for being too dependent on one country for overseas students.

This week for the second time in as many months Beijing issued a "Study Abroad Alert" warning about attacks on Chinese students in Australia.

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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/news/policy/education/universities-are-too-reliant-on-income-from-china-experts-say-20180215-h0w6vn