La Universidad DePaul ha comunicado al profesorado que reducirá inmediatamente el gasto tras el descenso del 30% de las matriculaciones internacionales este otoño, y la medida es la última de las universidades estadounidenses para hacer frente a las perturbadoras políticas educativas y de inmigración del presidente Donald Trump.

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Several major U.S. universities, including DePaul University, are making significant budget cuts following a sharp decline in international student enrollment. The reductions are attributed to visa difficulties and changes in federal policies under the Trump administration, which have deterred students from studying in the United States.

At least 35 universities have announced similar measures, with some institutions citing reduced federal funding and anticipated further drops in international enrollment. Analysts warn that this trend could pose credit risks for schools and cost the U.S. economy billions. The Trump administration has also proposed capping international undergraduate enrollment at 15 percent at some universities.

Decenas de universidades estadounidenses recortan sus presupuestos por la caída de las matriculaciones internacionales

La Universidad DePaul de Chicago está haciendo grandes recortes presupuestarios y no es ni mucho menos la única. Es la última gran escuela estadounidense que reduce gastos en respuesta a la administración Trump que están trastornando la educación superior. La medida se produce cuando los problemas de visado y los recortes en investigación disuaden a los estudiantes del extranjero. DePaul dijo a la Facultad el martes que reducirá inmediatamente el gasto después de una disminución del 30 por ciento en la matrícula internacional este otoño y podría introducir una congelación de la contratación, ejecutivo y limitar el gasto. Dice que la matrícula internacional se redujo en 755 estudiantes en comparación con el año pasado y el número de estudiantes graduados internacionales de primer año cayó a un ritmo aún más pronunciado en casi un 62 por ciento. El presidente de la universidad achacó el descenso a las dificultades de los estudiantes para obtener visados y la pérdida de interés por estudiar en EE.UU. tras los cambios en la política federal. La Universidad de Michigan pidió comentarios. El Departamento de Estado y el de Seguridad Nacional de EE.UU. enviaron sendos comunicados defendiendo la derecho a vigilar las acciones de los estudiantes procedentes del extranjero. Al menos otras 35 escuelas, además de DePaul, han anunciado recortes presupuestarios en respuesta a las políticas de la administración Trump. La Universidad Johns Hopkins recortó más de 2.000 empleos en marzo después de que la administración recortara 800 millones de dólares en subvenciones a sus programas de investigación. La Universidad Northwestern recortó 425 puestos y la Universidad del Sur de California despidió a más de 630. Cada uno citó la reducción de la financiación federal y la caída esperada en la matrícula de estudiantes internacionales y otras presiones financieras. La agencia de calificación Moody's advirtió en junio de que la caída de las matriculaciones podría suponer un riesgo crediticio. riesgo crediticio para algunas escuelas, especialmente las que tienen programas de postgrado internacionales. La Asociación de Educadores Internacionales, sin ánimo de lucro, preveía en julio que la caída de los estudiantes este año podría costar a la economía de EE.UU. cerca de $ 7 mil millones. El miércoles, la administración Trump envió un memorando a algunas escuelas pidiéndoles que firmaran un acuerdo para limitar la matrícula internacional de pregrado al 15 por ciento. En el memorando, la administración dijo que las universidades que dependen de los estudiantes extranjeros para financiar sus instituciones corren el riesgo, entre otras cosas, de reducir las plazas disponibles para estudiantes estadounidenses.

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