"educational exchanges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to exchanges of people, materials, or ideas between educational institutions or organizations. For example: "The school is considering participating in educational exchanges with universities in Europe."
From a research perspective, the major challenge, of course, is assessing the ultimate impact of higher education mobility or educational exchanges.
Reports and curricular materials, relating to American-Russian exchangesandexchanges, and promotion of international education on environmental issues.
Member countries have benefited from trade privileges, technical assistance, and educational exchanges.
Educational exchanges that strengthen understanding and communication between the U.S. and students from 144 countries.
During school hours, the technology can be put to use for educational exchanges or virtual field trips.
Gilani looked forward to a closer relationship with the U.S., ranging from intelligence sharing to educational exchanges.
Altogether, including educational exchanges and an expanding loan portfolio, Brazil's foreign aid exceeds $1 billion, he said.
On Saturday, Mr. Bush outlined 18 proposals to Mr. Gorbachev that ranged from nuclear arms contol to educational exchanges.
The conference papers and case studies evaluated past educational exchanges between the United States and the DPRK, in the hope that through such discussions and self-assessments, effective strategies for future international educational exchanges can be developed.
A tireless advocate for international educational exchanges and an authority on philanthropy, she was admired for her inspiring and cheerful leadership of educational and charitable organizations.
The first lady was speaking Saturday at Peking University in Beijing during a week-long trip aimed at promoting educational exchanges between the US and China.
