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Alas, I did attend, but dropped out. (as noted) We also went on a bit of a walk back from the bailey to the motte. "sector in the tourism industry" to "tourism
by refulgentis 1y ago
Alas, I did attend, but dropped out. (as noted)
We also went on a bit of a walk back from the bailey to the motte. "sector in the tourism industry" to "tourism/finishing school aspect" (tourism ~= finishing school now?).
Then, a vague hand wave towards "wide reporting" for...the original idea that universities are tourism? Or one of the new ones, like universities have an aspect of finishing school? Unclear.
- physarum_salad 1y agoMy argument: - U.K. universities have pivoted to being a finishing school (e.g. you cannot fail if you pay enough money) and Harry Potter experience for international students. -This affects all levels of prestige. Harms research. - Is a geopolitical leverage tool of unknown power. Interesting example linked by poster. This is well known in most of Western Europe as a phenomena and some naive people love it because it makes short term profits: https://opportunities-insight.britishcouncil.org/short-articles/news/uk-overtakes-us-top-study-destination-chinese-students https://opportunities-insight.britishcouncil.org/short-artic...
- physarum_salad 1y agoAlso I genuinely love your educational progression and kudos for it!