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The Brazil Scientific Mobility Undergraduate Program in the United States: A New Phase in U.S.-Brazil Educational Exchange
By Edward Monks Institute of International Education October 2012
THE Paper from IIE’s Center for Academic THE UNITED Research A BriefingBRAZIL SCIENTIFIC MOBILITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN MobilitySTATES
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The Brazil Scientific Mobility Undergraduate Program in the United States: A New Phase in U.S.-Brazil Educational Exchange
By Edward Monks Institute of International Education
A Briefing Paper from IIE’s Center for Academic Mobility Research October 2012
THE BRAZIL SCIENTIFIC MOBILITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN THE UNITED STATES
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Table of Contents
Introduction Overview of Current Program Trends Appendix A: How to Become a Host Institution for the Brazil Scientific Mobility Undergraduate Program