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<p>The government has developed bespoke advice, as part of the Trusted Research campaign,
which will help UK universities and research institutions make informed decisions
about international collaboration and, in doing so, protect their intellectual property,
sensitive research and personal information. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
and the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) continue to work
closely with the academic sector to improve their security practices and help protect
academic establishments from threats.</p><p> </p><p>The government welcomes international
students to study in the UK. We recognise that they enhance our educational institutions
both financially and culturally. They enrich the experience of domestic students and
they become important ambassadors for the UK in later life. In the recently published
‘International Education Strategy’, the government set out its ambition to increase
the number of international students in the UK to 600,000. This is underpinned by
measures to support the sector to attract students from all over the globe, including
the recently announced Graduate Route, which will enable institutions to recruit on
a sustainable basis.</p>
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