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How some private institutions in S'pore retained foreign students during pandemic
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Nearly 80 per cent of James Cook University Singapore's student population are international.
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SINGAPORE - The ability to adapt quickly to remote learning helped to retain foreign student demand despite border closures due to Covid-19, said private education providers.
Professor May Tan-Mullins, dean international at James Cook University Singapore, said it supported students with online courses in the first few months before they moved here for in-person classes.
