Academic Global Mobility is a period of study, teaching and/or research in a country other than a student’s or academic staff member’s country of residence (home country). This includes internships abroad, service learning, internship (on the job training), semester abroad, immersions, cultural exchanges, leadership training, and other similar exchange activities. This period is of limited duration, and it is envisaged that the students or staff members return to their home country upon completion of the designated period. Recommendations of the deans are expected to support the achievement of the program outcomes and learning outcomes of the courses taught by the faculty delegates. The term academic global mobility is not intended to cover migration from one country to another. Academic Global mobility may be achieved within exchange programs set up for this purpose, or individually. Academic Global Mobility also implies virtual mobility.