The Journal of International Affairs and Student Mobility publishes research findings that discuss the implementation of international student activities conducted by universities, governments, or official organizations. The presence of international students at a university offers numerous benefits, including network expansion, cultural exchange, enriched learning experiences, and alumni diversity. Consequently, the ratio of international students at each university is a key component in assessments by various university ranking agencies. To support an increase in the ratio of international students, scientific studies are needed to evaluate existing programs, enhance them, or introduce innovative new programs and activities, thereby fostering partnerships for mutual progress (aligned with SDG 17). Good synergy between universities, government and other organizations in implementing international programs will attract students from various countries to come to study at universities in the country.

Articles published in this journal are the results of research conducted using rigorous scientific methods and reviewed by at least two experts in the respective research fields. We invite policymakers, researchers, and educators worldwide to submit their best articles to this journal.

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