International Student Recruitment in a Post-China World

Authors

  • Anna Esaki-Smith Education Rethink

Keywords:

China, international students, international recruitment, overseas study

Abstract

Growth in Chinese student flows to the major English-language study destinations has slowed considerably since 2016. A number of factors are contributing to this trend, including an aging demographic, slower economic expansion in China, and the emergence of less expensive overseas study options. What will international student recruitment look like, as universities adjust to a “post-China” world?

Author Biography

Anna Esaki-Smith, Education Rethink

Anna Esaki-Smith is the cofounder and managing director of Education Rethink. E-mail: anna@education-rethink.com

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Published

2020-04-14

How to Cite

Esaki-Smith, A. (2020). International Student Recruitment in a Post-China World. International Higher Education, (101), 24–25. Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/14279

Issue

No. 101 (2020): Spring Issue

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