Bilimin uluslararasılaşması ve bilimin uluslalarasılaşmasının evrensel bilime katkısı

One of the leading reasons of the globalization of science and the transformation of science into an international interaction is the fact that transnational scientific organizations and mutual scientific studies are carried out intensively. These co-operation and organizations are physically not only just large projects that are described by the term “large facilities” but also they have become a large organization in which exchange of scientific information is made and for which scientists make thousands of kilometers per year. Internationalization turned into a “normal” phenomenon for the scientific community. Incentives given to international projects by countries are available not only for native scientists but also for all scientists from all over the world. Relations in scientific studies gave rise to large increases in both theoretical and applied sciences especially after World War II. The main reasons for this increase are the promotion of the above-mentioned researches around the world and their being available for both native and foreign scientists. Financial sources are given to both native and foreign scientists, their expenditure are s of their conferences are covered, all the expenses of guest scientists are undertaken as well. Furthermore, masters or doctoral programs of foreign students are supported by countries.