Internationalization experience in nursing and health postgraduate programs Mexico -Colombia
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Internationalization, Academic collaboration, Graduate studies, Nursing, Student mobilityAbstract
The internationalization of graduate programs is essential for fostering the comprehensive development of doctoral students while strengthening institutional ties between academic programs, enabling collaborative work around shared areas of knowledge. This article narrates the experience of a group of nursing doctoral students from Mexico during an academic exchange at a Colombian institution with a well-established disciplinary program. Through this narrative, the aim is to inspire and promote academic, research, and cultural exchange between institutions.
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