A future of endless possibilities? Institutional habitus and international students’ post-study aspirations and transitions

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Table 1. Summary of student interview participants.

	Gender	Study/graduation status	Enrolled degree	Subject of study	Nationality
Oxford (n = 20)	Female (n = 11)	Graduated students (n = 12)	PhDs (n = 9)	Social Sciences (n = 13)	China (n = 7)
	Male (n = 9)	Current students (n = 8)	Masters (n = 11)	STEM (n = 7)	India (n = 7)
					Other (n = 6)
UCL (n = 18)	Female (n = 11)	Graduated students (n = 6)	PhDs (n = 10)	Social Sciences (n = 7)	China (n = 8)
	Male (n = 7)	Current students (n = 12)	Masters (n = 8)	STEM (n = 11)	India (n = 1)
					Other (n = 9)
Brookes (n = 17)	Female (n = 9)	Graduated students (n = 6)	PhDs (n = 4)	Social Sciences (n = 11)	China (n = 2)
	Male (n = 8)	Current students (n = 11)	Masters (n = 13)	STEM (n = 6)	India (n = 1)
					Other (n = 14)
Total (n = 55)	Female (n = 31)	Graduated students (n = 24)	PhDs (n = 23)	Social Sciences (n = 33)	China (n = 17)
	Male (n = 24)	Current students (n = 31)	Masters (n = 32)	STEM (n = 22)	India (n = 9)
					Other (n = 29)