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Who is more popular in the faculty recruitment of Chinese elite universities: overseas returnees or domestic graduates?

Education

Who is more popular in the faculty recruitment of Chinese elite universities: overseas returnees or domestic graduates?

S. Lin, J. Liu, et al.

This compelling study by Songyue Lin, Jin Liu, and Wenjing Lyu reveals that overseas returnees hold a significant advantage in securing faculty positions at prestigious Chinese universities, especially those who attended elite Project 985 universities for their undergraduate studies and pursued doctoral degrees abroad.... show more
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