Since the beginning of the 21st century, PhD mobility mapping has changed, becoming broader and more diversified. It is increasingly accompanied by multi-centric movements, even if these movements still predominantly concern Europeans and Americans. Since 2020, however, the health crisis has made this mobility more complicated. It may have been prevented or strongly restricted. We hypothesised that young international researchers, who have been little studied despite the strong internationalisation of doctoral training, have been particularly affected. This article therefore proposes to study the consequences of the recent health crisis on the experience of international PhD students in France. It is based on a recent enquiry by questionnaire. The analysis of statistical data and content of the open questions show that travel restrictions, isolation procedures and border closures, have somehow altered the nature of international PhD experience, increased vulnerabilities, and changed the work conditions of young international researchers in France.

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