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Publication Date: 2018
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Factors Affecting Students' Preferences to Study Abroad Programs: A Case of Indian Business School Students
Singh, Neha; Srivastava, Deepak K.
Journal of Teaching in International Business, v29 n2 p96-112 2018
This study makes an attempt to explore the factors affecting Indian students' preferences to study abroad programs. A survey administered in one of the leading business schools of India and subsequent analysis reveals the significance and importance of study abroad for Indian students. Result shows that the top-ranked factors affecting students' preferences to study abroad are: quality of education in the host country, safety issues in the host country, and reputation and ranking of the host institution. Also, USA was found to be the most preferred country for study, and students belonging to a family business prefer the USA for study. However, no significant relationship was found between country choice and gender of the student. Similarly, specialization of the study was not found to be a significant factor of country choice.
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Study Abroad, Student Attitudes, Business Administration Education, Undergraduate Students, Educational Quality, Cultural Influences, Safety, Admission Criteria, Global Approach, Student Financial Aid, Costs, Gender Differences, Preferences, Majors (Students)
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Education Level: Higher Education
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: India
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