Today, not only internationalization has changed the education system, but it has also undergone fundamental changes, leading to the formation of new strategies such as internationalization at home and internationalization abroad. Internationalization at home is a term that emphasizes the international aspects of the university environment and emphasizes the intercultural dimensions of the teaching-learning and research process, extracurricular activities, intercultural skills, and communication with cultural groups at the university level, and internationalization abroad. It is related to cross-border activities and refers to situations where a professor, student, curriculum, university or institution offering curriculum beyond national boundaries can be judged. In fact, the most important forms of internationalization include student relocation, faculty relocation, curriculum internationalization, expansion of cross-border academic units, international cooperation agreements, transnational academic networks, and cross-border virtual transfers.