Korea shifts visa strategy from student recruitment to talent retention
Korea’s universities were once focused purely on filling lecture halls with foreign talent, driving international enrollment from a modest 17,000 two decades ago to more than 350,000 this autumn. But faced with a rapidly shrinking domestic workforce and severe labor shortages across regional industries, the country is confronting a crucial challenge: too many graduates leave as soon as they earn…
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