The University of Virginia's delegation led by Mull will visit China from May 30 to June 1 to assess prospects for further development of the University's academic engagement in China, following a hiatus during the COVID pandemic outbreak in 2020. Mull, who is Vice Provost for Global Affairs at the University of Virginia. and China in the post-pandemic era today is Stephen D.
Join me to talk about the importance of educational and people-to-people exchanges between U.S. In contrast, the influx of Indian students saw considerable growth, nearing 200,000 last year - a notable 19 percent increase from the year prior.Īs COVID-19 is no longer an international public health emergency, and offline civilian exchanges between China and the United States gradually increase after China optimized its epidemic response, are American universities still enthusiastic about accepting Chinese students? However, according to the Institute of International Education (IIE), this number marked an 8.6 percent decline from the previous year. hosted approximately 290,000 Chinese students, maintaining the largest representation in the international student population. JJ: For over a decade, China has held the distinction of being the top country of origin for international students in the U.S., contributing significantly to the revenue of numerous American universities and colleges. Now let's dive into our podcast show today. If you haven't subscribed to our newsletter, go to and sign up to join our community of avid China-watchers. I'm your host, Jiang Jiang, the founder of Ginger River Review (GRR), a newsletter that focuses on reporting the priorities of both the leadership and the general public in China and views you do not normally see from mainstream English language media. JJ: Welcome to the Ginger River Radio podcast, a part of the GRR media outlet and your go-to podcast for anything about Chinese current events. A complete transcript of this podcast is available here:
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