Episode 15: Benefits of Studying in China-International Students from Top-tier Chinese Universities ‘Spill the Beans'

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In 2020, the Network for Research into Chinese Education Mobilities launch two Podcast programmes, including ‘Meet the Author‘ and ‘Lived Experiences‘. These podcasts allow us to engage closely and authentically with authors as well as mobile subjects themselves.

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Episode 15: Benefits of Studying in China-International Students from Top-tier Chinese Universities ‘Spill the Beans'_Interview with Dr. Jasvir Singh

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Episode 15: Benefits of Studying in China-International Students from Top-tier Chinese Universities ‘Spill the Beans'_Interview with Dr. Jasvir Singh

In this episode, the NRCEM (co-hosts Miss Tong Meng and Miss Lisa Bian) spoke with Dr. Jasvir Nachatar Singh (La Trobe University) about her latest article: "Benefits of studying in China: International students from top-tier Chinese universities ‘spill the beans'" published in Journal of Further and Higher Education. Jasvir introduced her research motivation and experiences. She told anecdotes during her field research and offered some intriguing insights into writing/publishing. As an international academic staff, Jasvir also shared her own journey working outside of home country (Malaysia) and provided invaluable job-hunting advice for early-career international academics. You can read Jasvir’s article here and her book chapter ("An international early-career academic journey in Australia") here.