(Male doctor, Botswana, Int 27) For another male doctor living in Austria, collaboration with a university in his country of origin is already becoming a reality.
The data suggests that the social contributions of African alumni of international universities to their countries of origin persist over time and space, independent of physical residency.
(Male doctor, UK, Int 24) In some cases our respondents were teaching at universities in their countries of origin or planning to do so.
Together, words and images illustrate the growth of the university, the origins of its famous schools and colleges, and its enduring commitment to excellence in education.
In addition, some respondents engaged actively in university teaching in their countries of origin as visiting lecturers.
I do not believe that cyberterrorism, bioterrorism or the use of chemical explosives pose threats that could in a meaningful way be countered or avoided by restrictions on what is taught in our university classrooms, or on the country of origin of our students.
Several international students at Stanford GSE successfully seek sources of funding from their countries of origin (from corporations, universities, or governments).
Whether students cannot find what they want at home or prefer what they see abroad, they are becoming more mobile.The OECD, a rich-country think-tank, reckons that in 1980 over a million students were enrolled at universities and colleges outside their country of origin.
We are producing this event with UC Berkeley, which is one of the world's leading universities in robotics research and point of origin for many of the world's top robotics startups, technologies and technologists.
Upon transition to university life, many young people leave their place of origin designated by the household registration system (hukou).
