Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, among others, said that provision led them to rescind small numbers of job offers to graduating foreign students and financial technology engineers.
The initiatives focus on promoting Scotland abroad, persuading graduating foreign university students to stay in Scotland and courting immigrants, though that may be risky politically.
And yet, a tightening of French immigration rules is forcing many recently graduated foreign students back home to North Africa, where few jobs await, potentially depriving France of productive, highly trained labor.
More than half of UK employers were unhappy with UK graduates' foreign language abilities, while nearly half were disappointed in graduates' cultural awareness, according to a 2013 report by the CBI, a business organisation.
The chart here (courtesy of Harvard Business Review) looks at the salaries of 26- to 30-year-olds — the same age group as graduating foreign students.
There has been steady improvement since then with continued maturity of the existing industry, a wave of new graduates, foreign investment and startups.
Even in some countries where there is no medical licensing examination for national graduates, foreign medical graduates have to pass a licensing examination before they are able to practice medicine in these countries.
The authors' interpretation of such finding was that, rather than exacerbating the existing surplus of national medical graduates, foreign physicians predominantly locate in areas left uncovered, thus representing a 'safety net' for health care service provision in the US.
Among the groups that could suffer are American-born science graduates and foreign graduates who already have green cards.
Two hundred twenty-two (220) Indian graduates and three foreign graduates participated in the survey.
Studying abroad is still an attractive option for students, as figures show that graduates from foreign universities can still expect to earn more than graduates from Chinese universities.
