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  • Analysis | InfoBrief

    Postdoctoral Appointments Rise While Graduate Enrollment Slows

    Temporary Visa Holders

    From 2021 to 2023, enrollment of temporary visa holders consistently increased in SEH master’s Among temporary visa holders enrolled in master’s degree programs, the number of part-time Among temporary visa holders in doctoral degree programs, the number of part

  • Analysis | InfoBrief

    Graduate Enrollment and Postdoctoral Appointments in Science, Engineering, and Health Rise, Driven Largely by Increases in the Number of Women and Temporary Visa Holders

    Temporary Visa Holders

    visas. The enrollment of temporary visa holders in SEH full-time master’s and doctoral programs increased between 2022 and 2023 (figure 1 and table 1). Among temporary visa visas increased 3,396 (4.5%) for master’s students and 2,546 (12.3%) for doctoral students

  • Data Tables | Data Tables (Individual)

    STEM Talent: Education, Training, and Workforce | International Comparisons and Global Competitiveness

    U.S. stay rates for S&E doctorates holding temporary U.S. visas at doctoral graduation, by key characteristics: 2023

    U.S.-trained S&E doctorate recipients holding temporary U.S. visas at graduation, degrees awarded between 1 July 2016 and 30 June 2019. b U.S.-trained S&E doctorate recipients holding temporary U.S. visas at graduation, degrees awarded between 1 July 2011 and 30 June 2014. c North America visas at doctorate graduation. Weighted frequencies are rounded to the nearest 50. Stay rates are

  • Figure

    Production and Trade of Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Industries | Global Trade in Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Output

    Exports of KTI-related services for the United States, by type of service: 2019–21

    Bureau of Economic Analysis, Table 2.1. U.S. Trade in Services, by Type of Service, accessed 21 June 2023. Science and Engineering Indicators These data are not reported by industry but by type of service.

  • Analysis | Reports

    STEM Talent: Education, Training, and Workforce | International Comparisons and Global Competitiveness

    Stay Rates of U.S.-Trained Scientists and Engineers on Temporary Visas

    visas intended to stay in the United States at the time S&E doctorate recipients with temporary visas who earned their degree between 2020 and 2023 visas from the four countries with the highest number of recipients

  • Analysis | InfoBytes

    Nearly Half of 2023 U.S. Doctorate Recipients with Temporary Visas Were from China or India

    Nearly Half of 2023 U.S. Doctorate Recipients with Temporary Visas Were from China or India

    U.S. citizens and permanent residents; 19,393 (34%) were temporary visa holders; and 2,903 (5%) did not report citizenship. Of the 19,393 doctorate recipients who were temporary visa The number of research doctorate recipients on temporary visas in the United States is highly

  • Analysis | InfoChart

    Most U.S.-Trained Science and Engineering Doctorate Recipients on Temporary Visas Remain in the United States

    Most U.S.-Trained Science and Engineering Doctorate Recipients on Temporary Visas Remain in the United States

    Roughly three-quarters of the S&E doctorate recipients on temporary visas who received visa holders who received S&E doctorates from U.S. institutions during this visas. The short-term stay rates for S&E doctorate recipients from China (83

  • Figure

    Production and Trade of Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Industries | Production Patterns of Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Industries

    Country share of global KTI services value added, by KTI industry: 2022

    Value added is the value of goods and services (gross output) minus the cost of intermediate inputs (energy, materials, and purchased services). KTI industries include high R&D intensive and medium Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. KTI services comprise scientific R&D, IT and other information services S&P Global IHS Markit, Comparative Industry Service special tabulations, October 2023. Science and Engineering Indicators

  • Figure

    Production and Trade of Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Industries | Global Trade in Knowledge- and Technology-Intensive Output

    Exports, imports, and trade balance of KTI services for the United States: 2006–21

    These data are not reported by industry but by type of service. This figure reports data on U.S. trade in services for the following KTI-related services: cloud computing and data storage services; database and other information services; computer software, including end-user licenses Bureau of Economic Analysis, Table 2.1. U.S. Trade in Services, by Type of Service, accessed 21 June 2023. Science and Engineering Indicators

  • Analysis | InfoBrief

    Graduate Enrollment in Science, Engineering, and Health Continues to Increase among Foreign Nationals, while Postdoctoral Appointment Trends Vary across Fields

    Temporary Visa Holders

    visa holders in SEH master’s and doctoral fields increased between 2021 and 2022. Among temporary visa holders, the number of full-time master’s students increased 39.6 First-time, full-time enrollment of master’s students holding temporary visas increased