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Summary

• 1 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on higher education worldwide in April 2020
• 2 - Flows of internationally mobile students between host countries and countries of origin, 2017
• 3 - International students in Germany by region of origin, since 2012
• 4 - Degree-related and temporary study-related international mobility of German students since 1991
• 5 - International academics and researchers in Germany, by type of mobility since 2012
• 6 - German academics and researchers in selected countries by type of mobility, 2018

A International academic mobility and transnational education

1 International student mobility

• A1.1 - International students, by host region and region of origin since 2007
• A1.2 - Major flows of international student mobility, 2017
• A1.3 - Host countries with the highest numbers and proportions of international students (2017)
• A1.4 - Key countries of origin for international students in key host countries, 2017
• A1.5 - Countries of origin with the highest numbers and proportions of internationally mobile students, 2017
• A1.6 - Preferred host countries of internationally mobile students from key countries of origin, 2017
• A1.7 - Major flows of student mobility within the European Higher Education Area, 2017
• A1.8 - Mobility rates of students within the EU from major countries of origin, 2017
• A1.9 - Major European Higher Education Area host countries, by proportion of students travelling to study in EHEA and non-EHEA countries, 2017
• A1.10 - Major European Higher Education Area countries of origin, by proportion of students travelling to study in EHEA and non-EHEA countries, 2017

2 International mobility and cooperation among academics and researchers

• A2.1 - Host countries with the highest numbers and proportions of doctoral candidates (2017)
• A2.2 - Countries of origin with the highest numbers and proportions of internationally mobile doctoral candidates, 2017
• A2.3 - International academics and researchers at public universities and research institutes of major host countries
• A2.4 - Recipients of ERC funding from major countries of origin since 2007
• A2.5 - Proportion of foreign recipients of ERC funding in the EU Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020), of all recipients of ERC funding by major host countries
• A2.6 - Proportion of recipients of ERC funding resident outside their home country engaged in the EU Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020), by major countries of origin
• A2.7 - Movements of recipients of ERC funding between leading research member states in the EU Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020)
• A2.8 - International co-publications by selected countries of location of authors, 2008 and 2018
• A2.9 - Proportion of key countries of location of academics and researchers’ international co-authors, selected countries, 2018

Spotlight European academic collaboration in the Horizon 2020 research framework programme

• AS1.1 - Cooperation between selected countries in the EU Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020)
• AS1.2 - Bilateral networks and project participation of major European countries within the EU Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (2014-2020)

3 Transnational education projects of German universities

• A3.1 - Locations of German universities’ transnational education projects with current and former DAAD funding, 2020
• A3.2 - Students on German TNE projects currently or previously receiving DAAD funding, by region and major locations, 2020
• A3.3 - Students on German TNE projects currently or previously receiving DAAD funding, since 2015
• A3.4 - German TNE projects, by joint IPPM classification, 2020
• A3.5 - TNE study programmes currently or previously funded by DAAD, by nature of connection to Germany, 2020
• A3.6 - Students on German TNE projects currently or previously receiving DAAD funding, by subject group, 2020
• A3.7 - TNE study programmes and students on TNE study programmes currently or previously funded by DAAD, by provision of German language classes, 2020
• A3.8 - TNE study programmes and students on TNE study programmes currently or previously funded by DAAD, by option of mobility to Germany, 2019

Special spotlight COVID-19 and the consequences for international student mobility - initial findings and forecasts

• AS2.1 - School and university closures worldwide between February 15 and April 15
• AS2.2 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on higher education worldwide in April 2020
• AS2.3 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on teaching at universities worldwide in April 2020
• AS2.4 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on examination plans at universities worldwide in April 2020
• AS2.5 - Student access to equipment needed for online-based study worldwide, May/June 2020
• AS2.6 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on international student mobility at universities worldwide in April 2020
• AS2.7 - Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for international student mobility, from the perspective of exchange students affected by problems associated with the pandemic in Europe in March 2020
• AS2.8 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on plans to study abroad of school leavers and students interested in studying abroad, February - August 2020
• AS2.9 - Changes to plans to study abroad of students and school leavers interested in studying abroad and whose intentions changed as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, February - August 2020
• AS2.10 - Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on numbers of international students in the new academic year, as predicted by university leaders worldwide in May 2020
• AS2.11 - Potential scenarios for developments in numbers of international first-year students in major anglophone host countries (USA, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand)
• AS2.12 - Assessment of national pandemic management, by university leaders worldwide in May 2020
• AS2.13 - Assessment of national pandemic management by school leavers and students considering studying abroad, worldwide in June 2020
• AS2.14 - Table of sources

B International students in Germany

1 International students

• B1.1 - International students in Germany by type of university since 2009
• B1.2 - International students as a proportion of all students by type of university and type of sponsor 2009, 2014, 2019
• B1.3 - International first-year students in Germany by type of university, since 2009
• B1.4 - International students by federal state 2014 and 2019, with development 2014-2019
• B1.5 - International students by region of origin, since 2019
• B1.6 - Key countries of origin by proportion of international students 2019 and development 2016-2019
• B1.7 - Countries of origin with largest increases and decreases of international students 2016-2019
• B1.8 - International students by type of university and degree 2019
• B1.9 - International students as a proportion of all students by type of degree and university 2019
• B1.10 - International students by type of university and subject group 2016 and 2019

2 Degree-related mobility

• B2.1 - International students intending to graduate by type of degree since 2014
• B2.2 - International students intending to graduate as a proportion of all students by type of university and subject group 2019
• B2.3 - International graduates by type of university, since 2008
• B2.4 - International students intending to graduate by region of origin 2019
• B2.5 - International students intending to graduate by key countries of origin 2014 and 2019
• B2.6 - Countries of origin of international students with the largest increases and decreases of international students intending to graduate 2016-2019
• B2.7 - Key countries of origin of international applicants via uni-assist 2016 and 2019, with development 2016-2019
• B2.8 - Forwarding rate of foreign applicants via uni-assist by selected countries of origin 2019
• B2.9 - Key formal reasons for rejection of international applicants via uni-assist, total and by selected countries of origin 2019
• B2.10 - Knowledge of German of international applicants via uni-assist by selected countries of origin 2019
• B2.11 - International first-year students and graduates of bachelor’s and master’s degrees since 2008
• B2.12 - Withdrawal rates of international and German students of bachelor’s and master’s degrees
• B2.13 - Withdrawal rates of international students in bachelor’s and master’s programmes by selected regions of origin
• B2.14 - Withdrawal rates of international students in bachelor’s and master’s programmes by selected countries of origin

Spotlight Refugees at German universities - review and outlook

• BS1 - First-year students intending to graduate in Germany from the four key countries of origin of students from refugee backgrounds 2015-2018
• BS2 - Major topics of advice for prospective students from refugee backgrounds in Germany 2017 and 2018
• BS3 - Integra programme participants by intention to remain 2018
• BS4 - Former Integra participants who have started a degree course, by selected subject group 2018
• BS5 - Integra programme participants who have started a degree course, by evaluation of degree requirements 2018
• BS6 - Integra programme participants who have started a degree course, by assessment of the likelihood of graduating successfully 2018
• BS7 - Integra programme participants who have started a degree course and are considering withdrawing, by possible reasons for lack of success in studies 2018

3 Temporary study-related visits abroad

• B3.1 - International students on temporary study-related visits by type of university since 2009
• B3.2 - International students on temporary study-related visits as a proportion of all international students by subject group and type of university 2019
• B3.3 - International students on temporary study-related visits and German students by subject group and type of university 2019
• B3.4 - International students on temporary study-related visits by region of origin 2019
• B3.5 - International students on temporary study-related visits by key countries of origin 2014 and 2019
• B3.6 - Countries of origin with the largest increases and decreases of international students on temporary study-related visits 2016-2019
• B3.7 - Erasmus students from other countries by type of visit to Germany since 2008
• B3.8 - Erasmus students from other countries in Germany by key countries of origin since 2008
• B3.9 - Erasmus students from other countries in Germany and all international students in Germany by subject group 2018

C German students abroad

1 Degree-related mobility

• C1.1 - German students abroad since 1991
• C1.2 - German students abroad by host region 2017
• C1.3 - German students abroad by key host countries 2014 and 2017 with development 2014-2017
• C1.4 - German first-year students abroad by key host countries 2014 and 2017 with development 2014-2017
• C1.5 - German students in selected host countries by subject group
• C1.6 - German students in selected host countries by type of degree

2 Temporary study-related visits abroad

• C2.1 - Proportion of German students in later semesters on study-related visits abroad by type of university since 1991
• C2.2 - Proportion of German students in later semesters on study-related visits abroad by type of degree 2012 and 2016
• C2.3 - Proportion of German students in later semesters on study-related visits abroad by subject group 2012 and 2016
• C2.4 - Proportion of German students in later semesters on study-related visits abroad by type of visit since 2000
• C2.5 - European and German mobility targets
• C2.6 - Mobility rates of university graduates in Germany and selected other countries in 2017 graduation year according to EU benchmarks
• C2.7 - Extrapolation of mobility rates of German university graduates 2016/17
• C2.8 - German students with study-related visits abroad by host region 2016
• C2.9 - German students with study-related visits abroad by major host countries 2016
• C2.10 - German students with study-related visits abroad by type of visit and key host countries 2016
• C2.11 - Duration of German students’ study-related visits abroad by type of visit 2016
• C2.12 - Erasmus participants from Germany by type of university since 1988
• C2.13 - Erasmus participants from Germany by major host countries since 2008
• C2.14 - Erasmus participants from Germany and all students in Germany by subject group 2018
• C2.15 - Erasmus participants from Germany by type of university, visit and degree 2018

D International academics and researchers in Germany

1 International academics and researchers at German universities

• D1.1 - Total international academic staff and international professors by key countries of origin since 2008
• D1.2 - Total international academic staff and international professors by region of origin 2018
• D1.3 - International academic staff as a proportion of all academic staff by type of university 2008, 2013 and 2018
• D1.4 - Total international academic staff and international professors by federal state 2018 and development since 2008
• D1.5 - International academic staff as a percentage of total academic staff, and international professors as a percentage of all professors by type of university and subject group 2018
• D1.6 - Total international and German academic staff, and international and German professors by subject group 2018

Spotlight International doctoral candidates in Germany

• DS1 - International doctoral candidates at German universities since 2009
• DS2 - International doctoral candidates by region of origin, with development since 2009
• DS3 - International doctoral candidates by key countries of origin 2019, with development since 2009
• DS4 - Countries of origin where doctoral candidates make up the highest proportions of all international students 2019
• DS5 - International doctoral candidates by subject group 2019
• DS6 - International doctoral candidates as a proportion of all doctoral candidates by subject group and field of study 2019
• DS7 - International doctoral candidates by region of origin and subject group 2019
• DS8 - Universities with the highest numbers and proportions of doctoral candidates 2019
• DS9 - International graduates achieving doctorates since 2008

2 International academics and researchers at non-university research institutes

• D2.1 - International academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes since 2010
• D2.2 - International academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes by region of origin 2018
• D2.3 - International academic staff as a proportion of all academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes since 2010
• D2.4 - International academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes by subject group 2018
• D2.5 - International academic staff with doctorates as a proportion of all academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes 2018
• D2.6 - International academic staff as a proportion of all academic staff at the four largest non-university research institutes by employment status 2018

3 International guest researchers in Germany

• D3.1 - International guest researchers in Germany by type of university and by scholarship holder group since 2012
• D3.2 - International guest researchers in Germany by funding organisations 2018
• D3.3 - International guest researchers in Germany by region of origin and funding organisations 2018
• D3.4 - International guest researchers in Germany by key countries of origin since 2012
• D3.5 - International guest researchers in Germany by funding organisations and subject group 2018
• D3.6 - International guest researchers whose visits were funded by the Max Planck Society, Helmholtz or Leibniz Associations, by region of origin 2018
• D3.7 - International guest researchers whose visits were funded by the Max Planck Society, Helmholtz or Leibniz Associations, by country of origin 2018
• D3.8 - International guest researchers whose visits were funded by the Max Planck Society or the Helmholtz Association, by duration of visit 2018
• D3.9 - Erasmus guest lecturers in Germany by region of origin and country of origin 2018
• D3.10 - Erasmus guest lecturers in Germany by key countries of origin since 2014
• D3.11 - Erasmus guest lecturers in Germany by subject group 2018
• D3.12 - Erasmus guest lecturers in Germany by countries of origin and average duration of visit 2018

E German academics and researchers abroad

1 German academics and researchers at foreign universities

• E1.1 - German academic staff in universities of selected host countries since 2008
• E1.2 - German international academic staff as a proportion of all international academic staff at universities in selected host countries since 2008
• E1.3 - German professors in universities of selected host countries since 2008
• E1.4 - German professors as a proportion of all international professors in universities in selected host countries since 2008
• E1.5 - German doctoral candidates at universities in selected host countries 2017/2018
• E1.6 - German doctoral candidates abroad by selected host countries since 2009
• E1.7 - Doctoral candidates at German universities with temporary doctorate-related visits abroad by subject group 2019
• E1.8 - Temporary doctorate-related visits abroad by doctoral candidates at German universities by host region and key host countries 2019
• E1.9 - Doctoral candidates at German universities with no temporary doctorate-related visits abroad by obstacle to mobility 2019

2 German guest researchers abroad

• E2.1 - German guest researchers abroad by scholarship holder group since 2012
• E2.2 - German guest researchers abroad by funding organisation 2018
• E2.3 - German guest researchers abroad by host region and funding organisation 2018
• E2.4 - German guest researchers abroad by key host countries since 2012
• E2.5 - German guest researchers abroad by funding organisations and subject group 2018
• E2.6 - Erasmus guest lecturers in Germany by host region and host country 2018
• E2.7 - Erasmus guest lecturers from Germany by host countries since 2014
• E2.8 - Erasmus guest lecturers from Germany by subject group 2018
• E2.9 - Erasmus guest lecturers from Germany by host country and average visit duration 2018

Methodology

• 1 - Types of study-related international mobility during a degree
• 2 - Foreign students at German universities
• 3 - Major sources of information on student mobility
• 4 - Advantages and disadvantages of official statistics, bibliometric data and surveys on academic and researcher mobility
• 5 - Major data sources on academic and researcher mobility

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