2023, no. 7
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Institutional practices of working with foreign students as a mechanism for their employment in Russian and multinational companies abroad

Tamara K. RostovskayaORCID, Vera I. SkorobogatovaORCID, Olga E. FominaORCID

DOI 10.20339/am.07-23.100pp. 100–108UDC 378-054.6+331.180 RUB

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Abstract

The purpose of the article is to study the experience of the best practices of Russian corporations with the involvement of foreign students for internships; to develop proposals for improving the mechanisms of their employment in Russian and multinational companies abroad; to identify the main problems associated with the employment of foreign students, the organization of practice and internship. The prospects of the study lie in the consistent solution of the problem of qualitative migration growth and the performance of indicators of employment of foreign graduates.

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This publication has been supported by the RUDN University Scientific Projects Grant System, project No 060508-0-000

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060508-0-000

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