High university tuition fees driving students abroad
High university tuition fees have been driving English students abroad where the cost studying for a degree can be a sixth of fees at home.
Among them is 19-year-old Hania Thurlow, from Norwich, who is studying liberal arts and sciences at Maastricht University.
Back home she would have paid £9,000 a year. In Maastricht, the basic cost is around £1,500 a year because the cost is deliberately kept low by the Dutch government.
More on this on the Sunday Politics programme in the east, 11GMT, BBC One, 2 December.
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