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Tracking Study of Asian Business Graduates - Part one

Published23.3.2012
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This first report discusses preliminary findings from the initial online survey of 131 students and 40 in-depth interviews.

It discusses four key questions:

  • why New Zealand was chosen as a study destination

  • how students have experienced living and studying in New Zealand to date

  • what their expectations are for the future.

Authors: Terry McGrath, Vivienne Anderson, Chze Pheng, Ching, Akira Doi and Paul Stock from International Student Ministries of New Zealand Inc

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