EPC 2012/13 early enrolments poll indicating faltering demand from overseas students and the financial implications for engineering departments was reported by Jack Grove in the article “Spanner in the industrial works as engineering degrees lose traction” in the Times Higher Education of 15 November 2012.
“Spanner in the industrial works as engineering degrees lose traction” – Times Higher Education
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