International Student Stay Rates in the Netherlands
Research conducted by Laurens Steehouder on the stay rates of international students in the Netherlands, focusing on post-graduation residency and employment trends. Data sources, methods, and policy implications are discussed.
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Stay rate of international students Research and data in the Netherlands 18-06-2019 Laurens Steehouder Researcher
Outline 1. 2. 3. International students in the Netherlands Data and methods Stay rate of international students
Definition of an international student What do we meant when we say international degree student ? A student who did not follow secondary education in the Netherlands prior to their start in higher education A student who does not posses the Dutch nationality This means that 14,344 homecoming students are not counted as international students (2018) Data is retrieved from the central education register, which is administrated by the ministry of Education, Culture and Science
Stay rate Main question: How many international students are still living and/or working in the Netherlands after they graduated? Policy relevance: - A positive effect on the Gross domestic product - Shortages for skilled workers on the labour market
Data and methods Collaboration with the Central statistical Agency in the Netherlands (CBS). Sources of data: 1. International graduates in a cohort retrieved from the central education administration. 2. Data on people who live in the Netherlands from the personal records Database (BRP). 3. Employment data from the tax administration. Privacy regulations: No microdata values smaller than 10 not included and rounding
Data and methods Four different groups: 1. Students who leave 2. Students who continue their studies in the Netherlands 3. Students who stay and work for at least 1 hour a week 4. Students who are registered and do not fall into the other categories Stay rate: Number of students who stay in the Netherlands(2,3,4) as share of all the students in a cohort Working stay rate: students who work(3) in the Netherlands as part of all students in a cohort
Reporting https://www.nuffic.nl/en/subjects/stayrates-of-international-graduates/ Policy report (in Dutch)
Stay rates of international graduates between 2006-07 and 2012-13
Stay rates of international graduates between 2006-07 and 2012-13
Stay rates of international graduates between 2006-07 and 2012-13
Questions? lsteehouder@nuffic.nl
