2021
DOI: 10.1080/21568235.2021.1983451
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A quasi-experiment in international student mobility: Germany’s fee re-introductions

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“…Beine et al (2014) analysing data from 13 OECD countries, suggested that grants offered to international students and the high demand for a higher education degree in an OECD country might explain the lack of effect of tuition fees on international enrolment. Using a quasi-experimental design Zullo & Churkina (2023) examined the re-introduction of tuition fees in seven German states between 2006 and 2014 on international student enrolment. The authors demonstrated that international students did not 'reallocate from free-charging states to states that kept their higher education free of charge' (p. 18).…”
Section: The Impac T Of Tu Iti On Fee Chang E S On S Tudent Enrolmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beine et al (2014) analysing data from 13 OECD countries, suggested that grants offered to international students and the high demand for a higher education degree in an OECD country might explain the lack of effect of tuition fees on international enrolment. Using a quasi-experimental design Zullo & Churkina (2023) examined the re-introduction of tuition fees in seven German states between 2006 and 2014 on international student enrolment. The authors demonstrated that international students did not 'reallocate from free-charging states to states that kept their higher education free of charge' (p. 18).…”
Section: The Impac T Of Tu Iti On Fee Chang E S On S Tudent Enrolmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3.Several papers examine specific scholarship programs but none examines the general national scholarships. Beine et al (2020) and Zullo and Olga Churkina (2021) investigate the effects of tuition and fees at the university level on the number of foreign students.…”
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