Following a large experiment and 260 employer surveys, the study found US-educated Chinese applicants were less likely to be called back by potential employers than their peers who studied in China.
While the US has remained atop of U21’s latest ranking of national higher education systems, other countries are beginning to challenge.
The prospect of Brexit is making some students think twice, with one in five confessing that it is making the UK less attractive, and one in three indicating that they would be more interested in the UK if the country remained in the EU, a new survey by QS found.
The period of time in which Chinese students are considering and preparing for an overseas education is starting earlier than in previous years, according to new research from digital marketing company Sinorbis.
Canada, Australia and the UK have topped a list of countries where the public has a favourable opinion of immigrants and view newcomers as a “strength” rather than a burden.
Australian Curtin University and ENSTA Bretagne have sealed a two-way mobility agreement for their doctoral students working of defence research.
After an unprecedented 13.6% rise in ELT student numbers in Malta in 2017, latest figures have shown that the country’s sector success somewhat flatlined in 2018 with a 0.1% decrease on the previous total.
A Universities Australia survey has found 81% of Australians believe international education is important to the economy, but stakeholders warned that further communication of the sector’s benefits is needed.
There is “no evidence” that international students participating in Optional Practical Training reduce job opportunities for US workers, a National Foundation for American Policy study has found.
Some 62% of international graduates of Irish higher education institutions who went into work after graduating in 2017 found employment in Ireland, a HEA survey has revealed.
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