Welcome to the Open Doors® data portal for international scholars. Here you will find data tables for the past decade on international scholars in the United States. Tables include information on institutions hosting the most scholars, major field of specialization, and places of origin.
The Open Doors International Scholars data presentation provides the 2019/20 statistics on international scholars at U.S. higher education institutions engaged in academic activities, such as researchers, faculty, and clinicians.
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