China’s STEM education sees a high number of graduates, with over 40% in STEM fields, surpassing the US percentage. 1/8
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By 2025, China is projected to produce over 77,000 STEM PhDs annually, more than TRIPLE the US output if international students are excluded. 2/8
China invests heavily in STEM with expanded programs and research funding, while US public funding for higher education lags behind. 3/8
The US education system’s decentralization leads to quality variations, unlike China’s centralized, uniform standards. 4/8
Cultural values in China emphasize STEM from a young age, whereas the US promotes a diverse educational approach. 5/8
The US has historically attracted international STEM students, but recent policies have made it harder to maintain this flow. 6/8
The US faces challenges in STEM talent production due to policy shifts and a competitive global landscape for attracting international students. 7/8
China’s strategic policy implementation and focused investment contribute to its success in STEM talent production. 8/8
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