Academic mobility as an organizational mechanism of intercultural interaction

Authors: E. M. Pokrovskaya, M. Y. Raitina

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In the article "Academic Mobility as an Organizational Mechanism of Intercultural Interaction," authors E. M. Pokrovskaya and M. Y. Raitina present trends in academic mobility among students in the context of internationalization. The study focuses on students' attitudes towards international education, cultural and educational exchange, and academic mobility programs. The authors conclude that academic mobility is a necessary tool for motivating the educational process and promoting intercultural communication within universities. The study highlights the importance of creating an intercultural environment within universities to facilitate academic mobility. By participating in international education programs, students gain valuable experience that enhances their personal growth and professional development. Additionally, academic mobility provides opportunities for cultural exchange which fosters understanding and appreciation of different cultures. The authors emphasize that organizing academic mobility programs is not only beneficial for individual students but also serves as an important organizational mechanism for promoting intercultural communication within universities. By encouraging cross-cultural interactions between students from different countries, universities can create a more diverse and inclusive learning environment. Overall, this study underscores the importance of academic mobility as a means of promoting intercultural communication and enhancing the educational experience for students in today's globalized world.
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  • The article "Academic Mobility as an Organizational Mechanism of Intercultural Interaction" discusses trends in academic mobility among students in the context of internationalization.
  • The study focuses on students' attitudes towards international education, cultural and educational exchange, and academic mobility programs.
  • Academic mobility is a necessary tool for motivating the educational process and promoting intercultural communication within universities.
  • Creating an intercultural environment within universities is important to facilitate academic mobility.
  • By participating in international education programs, students gain valuable experience that enhances their personal growth and professional development.
  • Academic mobility provides opportunities for cultural exchange which fosters understanding and appreciation of different cultures.
  • Organizing academic mobility programs is not only beneficial for individual students but also serves as an important organizational mechanism for promoting intercultural communication within universities.
  • Encouraging cross-cultural interactions between students from different countries can create a more diverse and inclusive learning environment.
  • Overall, this study underscores the importance of academic mobility as a means of promoting intercultural communication and enhancing the educational experience for students in today's globalized world.
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Abstract: The trends of academic mobility of students in the context of internationalization are presented. The results of a study de-voted to the students' attitudes towards international education, cultural and educational exchange and academic mobility programs are presented. It is concluded that the organization of academic mobility, as a part of intercultural environment of the university, is a necessary tool of motivation for the educational process and organizational mechanism for intercultural communication.

Submitted to arXiv on 13 Feb. 2022

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