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German student Felix argues that the introduction of tuition fees would put an unbearable burden on poor students
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An international postgraduate student in the UK shares her journey towards achieving her goal of making a difference in Nigeria.
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An Indonesian student in Hong Kong explains what you can and cannot do without knowing the local language, Cantonese