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The number of female international students is increasing exponentially, and whilst international study may engender many benefits and challenges, little is known about their intentions once they complete their studies. This article reviews the literature on female international students with specific focus on exploring post-study intentions. A scoping review of four electronic databases was completed. After applying criteria to determine suitability, 30 publications were included in the final review. Analysis revealed three key foci: (1) the rationale for studying internationally; (2) the study experience; and (3) post-study intentions.
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Why is it important?
The literature illustrates that an international study experience has the potential to be a powerful transformative also indicate that the post-study intentions of female international students are under-researched. The article contends that attention should be given to supporting the needs of this group, with a view to maximizing post-study opportunities.
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This page is a summary of: Study experiences and the post-study intentions of female international undergraduate students, Asia Pacific Journal of Education, May 2018, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/02188791.2018.1460256.
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