United States, Great Britain, France, and Germany; they attract the highest shares of students from the remaining countries …

This paper advances in the literature on the migration of college students, which is not very large in Brazil … favored municipalities, there will be a new element of attraction of students that will be qualified and may stay there … of attraction and repulsion of families are constructed for Brazilian municipalities. Therefore, migration decision may …

question: To what extent do countries that attract foreign students benefit from an increased stock of educated foreign workers …? We find that, on average, an increase of students by 10 percent increases the stock of tertiary educated workers in host … results imply a student retention rate of about 70 percent. These results suggest that the costs of educating foreign students …

investigates the ways in which international student migration relates to trade. Unlike other immigrants, international students … find that overall immigration contributes to trade and international students particularly increase their host countries … ability to foster the most information-intensive trades is limited relative to the average immigrant, international students …

mobility – the human capital model and the migration model – across traditional and emerging destinations. Our findings suggest … that while the predictions of the migration model are generally valid in explaining student emigration to non … predictions of the human capital model. The growing dispersion of international students to emerging economies and continuing …

International students contributed almost $27 billion dollars to the U.S. economy in 2014. The growth has been driven … largely by students from upper-middle-income economies and countries with large national scholarship programs, which marks a … enrollments of international students in the top four English-speaking host countries (the U.S., UK, Australia, and Canada …