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Nearly a fifth of respondents said the Covid vaccine had made them bring forward their plans to study abroad. Photograph: SFL Travel/Alamy Stock Photo Nearly a fifth of respondents said the Covid vaccine had made them bring forward their plans to study abroad. Photograph: SFL Travel/Alamy Stock Photo RachelHall Sun 25 Apr 2021 19.01 EDT International students are more likely to want to study at British universities thanks to the success of the vaccine rollout, despite a widespread perception that the UK government mishandled its initial response to the pandemic, a survey suggests. Nearly half (47%) of prospective international students said they would be more likely to choose to study in the UK because of the rate of vaccinations in the country, with nearly a fifth (17%) saying they thought the government was handling the rollout better than anywhere else, according to the survey of 105,083 students planning to attend university abroad. The UK was more popular than the US, Canad

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