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Employability in China

CHINA DATA

As universities face stricter government policies on international students, it's important to focus on data reflecting the experiences of Chinese graduates, one of the largest international student groups. According to Asia Careers Group SDN. BHD., Chinese students continue to dominate enrollments, with increasing preferences for destinations like the U.S., U.K., and Australia, and degrees in business, engineering, and IT.

By analyzing their study destinations, fields of study, and career outcomes, universities can gain insights into their aspirations and identify opportunities to improve support systems and career transitions. This data helps universities align their programs with growing trends and better prepare Chinese graduates for the evolving job market.

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