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新留学三问:去哪儿、学什么、回来干嘛?
3 6 Ke· 2025-08-07 02:52
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the transformation of the study abroad industry in China, shifting from a singular focus on prestigious institutions to a more nuanced consideration of affordability, return on investment, and risk management [1][11] - The number of Chinese students studying abroad has rebounded to 730,000 in 2023, returning to pre-pandemic levels, but the trends indicate significant changes in demographics and motivations [2][3] - There is a notable trend towards younger students studying abroad, with a significant increase in high school and below students, particularly in first-tier cities, indicating a shift in parental planning for international education [2][3] Group 2 - The destinations for studying abroad are diversifying, with countries like Singapore, Japan, Germany, and Ireland gaining popularity, while traditional destinations like the UK and the US see a decline in proportion [2][3] - The willingness of students from top-tier universities to study abroad for graduate degrees is decreasing, while enthusiasm among students from private institutions is rising, reflecting a shift in strategies to navigate competitive job markets [3][9] - Families are becoming more strategic in their approach to study abroad decisions, with high-income families favoring long-term educational paths, while middle-income families focus on cost-effectiveness and employment outcomes [6][7] Group 3 - The traditional model of study abroad agencies is evolving from a focus on application execution to a more collaborative role as educational partners, emphasizing long-term planning and skill development [7][9] - The global landscape for Chinese students is changing, with Indian students surpassing Chinese students in numbers in countries like the US and UK, driven by different educational strategies and priorities [9][10] - China's higher education competitiveness is improving, with an increase in the number of universities ranked in global rankings, leading to alternative pathways such as domestic education followed by overseas doctoral studies [10][11]