Limiting International Students Could Cost Dutch Economy Billions
A study by SEO Economic Research revealed that restricting international students could cost the Dutch economy up to 4.8 billion euros.
The study, commissioned by Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Leiden, Utrecht, and Amsterdam (UvA and VU), assessed the impact of limiting international students on the Netherlands.
- Having fewer international students in the Randstad region would result in an economic loss of 3.9 to 4.8 billion euros.
- Removing English-taught courses and capping international students could lead to a 75% drop in international bachelors' students and 25% drop in masters' students.
The research highlights the significant economic contribution of international students to the Dutch economy.
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Author's summary: Limiting international students may cost the Dutch economy billions.
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