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Malvern said the International Study Centre, together with a range of international student recruitment, education and support services, will be based at the University's City Campus and deliver a full range of pathway and pre-master's programmes, supporting international students to progress onto a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the University.
The AIM-listed group stated that under the partnership, it will provide international student recruitment and conversion, admissions, student fee collection and course delivery including teaching, orientation and student support.
Malvern said a large portion of the course fees will be collected ahead of the course delivery each academic year and, as a result, the partnership will be cash flow positive from the first year and was expected to contribute to group profits from FY26.
As of 1130 GMT, Malvern International shares were up 4.40% at 20.88p.
Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com