An Assessment of Homogeneity in International Student Migration: Evidence from South Asia

Author(s)	Kartik Vishwakarma
Country	India
Abstract	Scholars treat International Student migrants as a homogeneous group thus tend to overlook fundamental difference in social roots, cultural and political background of students which hugely affect the experiences of international students in the destination. This current view is challenged by evidence gathered in this research which investigates experiences of south Asian international Students studying at post-1992 universities in London. The findings of this research cross-referenced with emerging literature that confers social, cultural and economic variations in the background of students discovering the heterogeneous nature of international student body and claims a new emerging trend of step migration taking shape in South Asia.
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On	2025-08-09

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