 Tuition fees account for most of the money coming in |
Foreign students in Scotland bring �127.9m to the country's economy each year in tuition fees alone, a report has found. The figures were revealed by the British Council, the UK's international body for cultural relations.
Across Britain, international students bring more than �6bn into the country, up nearly 40% in the past three years.
London, the South East and the north west of England all brought more in fees from overseas than Scotland.
The organisation believes the figures show a change in our education system from one that serves primarily the home market to one that operates on a truly international basis.
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