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The impact of migration on university education: comparative analysis between Croatia and Indonesia

Migration is a phenomenon that has global, regional, and local significance in many areas, such as: development, politics, social relations, labour, humanitarian issues, the legal framework, security, and education. Globally, the number of migrants is increasing from year to year, and migration reasons are often very different. They have always been generated by push and pull factors that have affected individuals, entire groups of peoples, states, regions, and international organizations. We can conclude that there is no part or segment of human activity that is not more or less affected by the phenomenon of migration. Therefore, this analysis aims to investigate through a binary case study of Croatia and Indonesia to explore to what extent the migration phenomenon is present at all universities in Croatia (total 12) and an equal number of universities from different parts of Indonesia. The final result we want to achieve is to compare and contrast the migration education provided by the universities from both countries.

migration ; university education ; Croatia ; Indonesia

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