In China, since the reform and opening-up, there have been two waves of immigration in the last century late 70s and early 90s. With the advent of a new century, China’s economy has come into the phase of rapid development and its informatization construction has been developed at a high speed. Surprisingly, at that time, there is growing the third emigration which is a larger scale one. Among these immigrants, the professional elite and the proportion of affluent people increases year by year.…
Since the policy of UK 's government on immigration dramatically changed in 1997, a positive immigration policy was carried out by the UK government, especially towards temporary skilled immigration (Stam.A, 2006). Thus students migration increasingly became representative of this kind of migration. This students migration trend brings various effects to the UK student immigration pattern as well as the entire UK. Therefore, this essay aims to demonstrate the effect of students migration in China and European country, particularly, analyze the major cause of students migration , then compare the different causes in these two typical examples and evaluate the differences in my perspective.…
Graduate education is the engine of a highly skilled workforce. Many countries are investing substantially to improve graduate programs and develop human capital as an engine of economic development. This includes countries that have historically sent large numbers of students to U.S. graduate schools, such as China and India. These countries are also offering career incentives for their students who do study abroad to return home for their employment. At the same time, other countries such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the U.K., which are the most direct competitors to the United States as a graduate school destination, have adopted policies to attract and retain international students.…
In my interactions with numerous scholars at college, I observed that there was a large disconnect between how Americans and Chinese people view certain issues. I realized with China’s growing global presence, individuals who understand the perspectives of both countries would be in a unique position to promote relations. Over the course of four years, I gained better insight into international relations as well as U.S.’ unique position in the global community. Over a semester in Washington, D.C. I wrote a junior thesis on the disparate impact of economic development on China’s various ethnic populations. In addition, a semester Peking University in China completed my holistic international education through direct interactions with Chinese professors and students. These undergraduate experiences culminated into a senior independent research project on China’s national interests in the South China Sea dispute and consequences it has on U.S. national security interests. At the same time, I interned for the Hudson Institute’s Center for Political-Military Analysis. As an intern I contributed to white papers on China-East Asian countries relations that were used to White House officials during a major rise in tension in the South China Sea…
3. Many developing countries are experiencing "brain drain" as their educated and skilled workers leave in search of the better pay and higher standard of living available in developed countries. What can these countries do to address this problem?…
This essay is focusing on the difficulties that Chinese students met during the process of studying in U.S. I got three main sources, first is a autobiography, second is an academic dissertation written by two professors from UC Berkeley, the third is an interview I made with a graduate student who just received her bachelor degree from University of Minnesota Twin Cities. I also compared their experiences or points of views with mine own. I will also explain my difficulties as an international freshman and also, how I will use the resources UCSB provides me, how I can achieve my academic goals in UCSB and future plans.…
Zhao, Yong and Coppoa, Brian. 2012. “U.S. Education in Chinese Lock Step? Bad Move.” The Chronicle, February 2012, 1-‐8.…
A right is an entitlement related to the permissible and prohibited action in the ambience of society and social institution. It is deeply attached to the wrongs and duties. Therefore, the concept of right is closely related to the concept of duties. (P.J. Fitzgerald, (1999).…
Finally, the two different education systems have two different kinds of objectives. In China, people believe that going to school and graduating from college is only for the diploma. When students graduate from…
Based on China’s status quo of crisis management, the study collects data and information to analyze the reasons for brain drain which is a major problem of Chinese enterprises. Moreover, differences between the U.S. and China system of human resource management will be discussed to provide suggestions for resolutions for improvement of talent maintenance.…
As a result of China's growing participation and importance in the process of internationalization and globalization, a continuously rising number of Chinese students have gone abroad for further study. By the end of the last decade the number of Chinese students abroad made up the largest group of international students in the USA (surpassing those from India) and during the next decade this group will become the world's largest floating student population. And among all the chinese students go abroad, 80%-90% of them are graduates who want to enroll in the postgraduate programs to get a master degree provided by foreign universities mainly in U.S, UK and several European countries. So in this study, we mainly focus on the graduates who got bachelor degree in China and have went abroad for further study .Table1 shows the trend of these students abroad from 1978 to 2012. As we all know, China restored the university entrance examination in 1978 and we can see the numbers of graduates going abroad in that year was 860 and 34 years passed the number was about 40 times greater than the initial one. And the growth rate gradually keeps increasing at a high speed. Since many of the students around are planning to study abroad, we think it’s quite useful to…
The first half of their assertion is largely true as returning students do tend to pick institutions that are more open over others, but the second half is wrong. Even in such workplaces, the environment is still dominated by people who never had any study experience in western countries and people who had been to the U.S. only as visiting scholars without formal two-year or four-year degrees, as shown by the data collected by the Chinese government itself on a survey done on presidents, administrations and professors in top Chinese universities. The good news, however, is that the administration positions have been increasingly occupied by people that are either visiting scholars or returning ‘sea turtles” through institutional…
However, Joe Expat may not get much of a look-in. Graduates are flooding on to Asia’s job market from local universities, and Asians with degrees from Western ones are returning home. Since 2003 roughly 325,000 Chinese have returned after studying overseas—more than three times as many as in the entire two decades before—according to David Zweig of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, who is writing a book on the subject. The number of Chinese studying abroad and expected to return home afterwards continues to rise. Even Westerners with top-class MBAs are finding it tough. Andrew Stephen of the Singapore campus of INSEAD, a prestigious French business school, says he has seen good candidates being passed over by multinationals because they were not Asian.…
Beside the political and economical world, China’s influence is also evident in the cultural sphere. People are moving. There are over 50 million overseas Chinese not including the students or illegal immigrants. Goods are moving. In 2005,…
The education system has become one of the most talked-about issues in China. A growing number of students and parents have claimed that they detest such a system and prefer studying abroad. However, numerous experts still argue that the current system should be remained for decades. This essay aims to describe the system in the following paragraphs.…