Student mobility and exchange programs have become important features of comparative education, connecting learners with institutions, cultures, and academic systems beyond their home countries. They provide opportunities to examine how educational experiences differ across national and institutional contexts.
Beyond academic enrichment, these programs influence language development, intercultural competence, and perceptions of educational quality. Their benefits and limitations also raise important questions about access, policy, funding, and how international experiences shape student outcomes.
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