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Dutch Universities Tighten International Student Quotas and Reduce English-Taught Programs

Several Dutch universities are introducing government-backed limits on international admissions and reducing English-language bachelor programs as authorities seek to ease student housing pressure and strengthen the role of Dutch in higher education.
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