Seven prominent US universities accommodated more than 12,600 Chinese international students in 2022, marking a 33 percent increase from 2018 figures. Data from certain institutions encompassed exchange students, with Chinese students constituting 36 percent of the total international student population at these seven universities.
Numerous recommendations outlined in the reports and pending measures underscore concerns regarding the Chinese Government’s exploitation of open research environments in the United States to evade export controls and other national security laws.
The law’s implications remain unclear regarding the admission of self-funded students, those already residing in the U.S., or students who received offers before the law but have not yet commenced their studies.
The prohibited interactions encompass extending research contracts to individuals residing in these countries. Students may be considered for hiring, subject to a thorough vetting process by state authorities.
Numerous recommendations outlined in the reports and pending measures underscore concerns regarding the Chinese Government’s exploitation of open research environments in the United States to evade export controls and other national security laws.
The law’s implications remain unclear regarding the admission of self-funded students, those already residing in the U.S., or students who received offers before the law but have not yet commenced their studies.
The prohibited interactions encompass extending research contracts to individuals residing in these countries. Students may be considered for hiring, subject to a thorough vetting process by state authorities.
