New report from ASU examines impact of international students
ASU economists say foreign-born students strengthen higher education and drive America's growth.
In this story aired Oct. 22, 2025, on Arizona Horizon:
They are more likely to be a part of the STEM occupation, where the demand exceeds supplies. Because of that shortage, international students are critical in the occupation and vital for innovation and growth.
– Domenico Ferraro, associate professor of economics
Latest news
- Artificial intelligence in business master's degree helps Nathan Merriman combine business strategy with technology
Nathan Merriman (MS-AIB '25) had been working in business for a few years when he learned about…
- How the Executive MBA empowered Scott Gates to be a mission-driven leader
Scott Gates (BS Marketing '04, Executive MBA '15) had a very positive experience during his…
- Fall 2025 W. P. Carey Dean's Medalists honored at celebratory luncheon
Top grads from each program recognized for academic excellence and lasting impact on the ASU…