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Dec 14, 2016 07:25 PM
CHINA

Expensive Foreign Degrees Lose Edge in Competitive Chinese Job Market, Study Finds

Wu Qihui (right) poses with classmates in May 2016 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison commencement in Madison, Wisconsin. Photo provided by Wu Qihui
Wu Qihui (right) poses with classmates in May 2016 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison commencement in Madison, Wisconsin. Photo provided by Wu Qihui

(Beijing) — Nearly 70% of Chinese students who returned after studying abroad said they were "unsatisfied" with job opportunities at home because an overseas degree no longer guarantees them better pay than those who studied in China, a recent survey found.

Over two-thirds of those surveyed by the Center for China & Globalization, an independent think tank, said their annual salaries were comparable to their peers in similar positions who studied at home.

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