The Big Picture of ISM: Trends, Reflections, & Speculation

We are wrapping up our third season on international student mobility today with our guest, Tijmen Weber. Tijmen recently obtained his PhD focused on the movement of international students and how immigration, institutional characteristics, programs, and funding policy influence their migration trajectories. He works at the international business program of HAN University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, where he mostly teaches courses in quantitative research and data science and does (applied) research on sustainability for the Research Center International Business at the HAN. You can view Tijmen's website for his research here: Global Campuses? Mapping the Influence of Location on International Student Mobility Check out the related sources below: de Haas, Hein. (2021). A theory of migration: the apsirations-capabilities framework. (open access) Charles, Maria & Bradley, Karen. (2009). Indulging Our Gendered Selves? Sex Segregation by Field of Study in 44 Countries.