Limits on Chinese Graduate Student Visas May Protect Us Intellectual Property but Drive Away Talent

Jack Marr

Limits on Chinese Graduate Student Visas May Protect Us Intellectual Property but Drive Away Talent

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Abstract

Some Chinese students studying STEM-related fields may not be staying in the U.S. as long as they’d planned. The Trump administration announced on May 29 that it may limit some graduate students’ visas to one year.

Original language	American English
Journal	The Conversation
State	Published - 4 Jun 2018

Keywords

China economy
intellectual property
international education
student visas

EGS Disciplines

International and Comparative Education
Intellectual Property Law
American Politics
International Relations

UN SDGs

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Limits on Chinese Graduate Student Visas May Protect Us Intellectual Property but Drive Away Talent

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