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This poster presents causal evidence on how exposure to international students affects the long-term outcomes of domestic students. Using nationwide administrative and survey data covering 1 million students over three decades in the Netherlands, the study shows that internationalisation strengthens intercultural ties, openness to migration and international mobility, without harming employment or income. These findings contribute to current policy debates on international student enrolment.
Please note, posters are divided between the SEC Centre and the Crown Plaza Hotel this year. The approximate walking time between the two locations is 4 minutes. Posters ending between 01 and 16 will be found in the SEC Centre Concourse, posters ending between 17 and 30 will be found in the Crown Plaza Hotel, Argyll Foyer.
Stanislav Avdeev is a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Amsterdam. Hi research examines discrimination and diversity in higher education and healthcare using large-scale administrative and survey data from the Netherlands and Norway, combined with quasi-experimental methods.
In addition to academic work, he leads policy evaluation research at the Amsterdam Health and Technology Institute, an independent research institute focused on healthcare policy and evidence-based decision-making. He also serves as an expert reviewer for UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring Report.