The Role of Short-Term Study Abroad Programs in Enhancing the Undergraduate Student Experiences: A Case Study of FPT University
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 18–23 · Published 9 Jan 2022
10.9734/ajess/2022/v26i130612Abstract
Amid a developed world like the present, all trade activities between countries are almost free of barriers, and all areas of life also develop on a large scale. Including transnational education and short-term study abroad programs is clear proof of such social progress. These programs offer many benefits to college students, especially in enhancing the valuable student experience. The article focuses on analyzing different aspects of the role of these experiences through the case study at FPT University. From there, analyze and offer development solutions so that these study abroad programs are increasingly promoting their effectiveness, and more young people gain experience and skills to develop comprehensively besides cultivating professional knowledge at university.
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