The
UNIVERSITY of OKLAHOMA College of International Studies
International Profile 2012 Presented by
The College of International Studies
Message from the Dean of the College of International Studies
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INTERNATIONAL PROFILE 2012 I am pleased to present the University of Oklahoma’s 2012 International Profile. The following report details the numbers of OU students studying abroad for academic credit and highlights the University’s diverse international student population. In its second year, the College of International Studies continues to grow, thanks to the visionary leadership of President David Boren. The College is committed to substantially increasing the number of OU students studying abroad and to serving the large number of international students from around the world that choose to study at OU. Since President Boren issued a call for increased study abroad numbers four years ago, the total number of program participants has jumped an astounding 43% (from 646 to 926), with an 11% increase in the last year alone (831-926). This continued growth demonstrates the importance of international experience and is especially remarkable given the economic climate of the past few years. Despite the growth, there remains much to do to meet the President’s challenge of increasing the number of OU students studying abroad. First, we need to strengthen partnerships with universities abroad that will target student needs and services while overseas. Second, we need to encourage the continued growth and support of OU faculty led programs so that our students may take OU courses in an international setting. We should also dedicate efforts to recruit and place OU students in study abroad programs by enhancing credit transfer and course equivalency procedures here on campus. Finally, there should be an increase in scholarship opportunities to offset the financial cost of traveling and living abroad. As the number of OU students studying abroad has increased, so has the number of international students studying at OU. International Student Services (ISS) is responsible for assisting nearly 2,000 international students and their dependents that currently reside and study here. In the past year OU enrolled students from over 110 countries. The total numbers of enrolled international students are up 31% from the Spring 2009 semester (from 1,381 to 1,820). Mirroring national trends, the top three countries of student representation at OU are China, India and Saudi Arabia. The College of Engineering, College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Earth and Energy have the highest numbers of international students in their programs. Regarding classification, just slightly over 50% of OU’s international students are working on graduate degrees. Given the growth of international students at OU, we have expanded our ISS staff to keep up with the vital immigration work of the office. A sponsored student advisor and a new international admissions specialist allow for even more effective and efficient service to the university’s international student population. Looking forward, we should continue to explore ways to enhance the University’s efforts to recruit and retain excellent international students and familiarize them with academic and daily lives on campus. As more and more degree-seeking internationals students come to study at the university, there will be a growing need to ensure proper immigration service and orientation to enhance their experience while studying here. Our College and the ISS office are committed to doing just that. Although the offices of Education Abroad and International Student Services are housed in the College of International Studies, they serve the entire OU campus and collaborate with many to ensure the highest quality service as possible. The work they do is vitally important for the internationalization of OU and the successes of the past year are due in no small measure to the hard work and dedication of an excellent staff. I would like to express my gratitude for the tireless work of
Education Abroad Director Alice Kloker and EA advisors Kristian Savic, Tina Henderson, Kye LeBoeuf, Brooke Hammer and Shanna Vincent. I am also grateful for the tireless work of ISS Director Monica Sharp, Assistant Director Mariana Mircheva and ISS advisors Brenda Chaney, Robyn Stewart, Sarah Dysart, Caroline MacLeod and Emilie Gordon. International education at OU is a team effort, and we are thankful for everyone across campus who help create, implement and strengthen international educational opportunities for all OU students. Finally, a special thanks to CIS Marketing and PR Specialist, Jacque Braun, whose creative touch with this report and all of our marketing efforts is always appreciated. Suzette Grillot Interim Dean, College of International Studies Max and Heidi Berry Chair
Message from the Dean of the College of International Studies
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INTERNATIONAL PROFILE 2012
Lauren Weaver, Cinque Terre, Italy, 2011
Students Association of Bangladesh
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INTERNATIONAL PROFILE 2012 CONTENTS 2
Summary of Study Abroad Participation.................................................................
2
Top Destinations for OU Students Abroad .............................................................
3
Gender ...................................................................................................................
3
Race and Ethnicity of OU Students Abroad ............................................................
3
Academic Level of Participants................................................................................
4
Education Abroad Enrollment by College ...............................................................
5
Program Types ........................................................................................................
6
Participants by Program Type.................................................................................
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Enrollment in Education Abroad Programs by Region ............................................
7
Enrollment in Education Abroad Programs by Region and Country 2011-2012
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Enrollment in Education Abroad Programs by Region and Country 2010-2011
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Enrollment in Education Abroad Programs by Region and Country 2009-2010
10
Enrollment in Education Abroad Programs by Region and Coutnry 2008-2009
11
Faculty-Led and College Customized Programs .....................................................
12 - 14
Country Breakdown of 2011-2012 Reporting Cycle ...............................................
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International Student Services Highlights ..............................................................
16
Top 10 Countries of Citizenship ..............................................................................
17
Top 10 Majors of International Students ................................................................
17
Spring 2012 International Student Enrollment Graduate/Undergraduate .............
18
International Student Enrollment by College .........................................................
19
Enrolled International Student by Country ............................................................
20
Enrolled International Students by Country ...........................................................
21
International Sponosored Students .......................................................................
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International Student Enrollment Session II CESL ..................................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Education Abroad Highlights....................................................................................
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EDUCATION ABROAD HIGHLIGHTS Alice Kloker, Director, Education Abroad Alice is from Minneapolis, Minnesota where she developed an interest in international affairs at an early age as a summer camper at the Concordia Language Villages and later as a student of German and Russian at her public high school. Her undergraduate degree in political science from Grinnell College included a semester abroad in Mexico and Guatemala. After college, Alice lived first on the US/Mexico border working with asylum seekers in El Paso, Texas and then in an Andean community in Peru with a local non-governmental human rights organization. She received an M.A. in political science and feminist studies from the University of Minnesota in 2002, and then worked at the Center for Global Education at Augsburg College managing customized travel seminars to Mexico, Central America and Southern Africa until she moved to Oklahoma in 2007. Education Abroad Mission: to provide University of Oklahoma students with safe, academically relevant and personally transformative study abroad opportunities across the world.
EDUCATION ABROAD
Education Abroad Services: • Study Abroad Advising • International Student Exchanges • Program Development and Assessment • Risk Management and Health & Safety Oversight • Faculty Training • Campus Resource for Internationalization Efforts • Information Hub for Approved Study Abroad Programs • Liaison for Curricular Integration Efforts Types of Study Abroad Programs • Reciprocal Exchanges • Direct Enrollment • Faculty Led and Summer Journey Programs • Approved Provider Programs • OU in Arezzo
SUMMARY OF REPORTED STUDY ABROAD PARTICIPATION Academic Year
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer*
Other**
2008-‐2009
32
39
111
427
2009-‐2010
37
32
130
2010-‐2011
28
63
2011-‐2012
32
76
Total number of par;cipants
37
Total number of students 640
646
443
53
687
695
138
539
63
813
831
120
616
82
902
926
*including May and August Intersession **including spring break and winter intersession
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TOP DESTINATIONS FOR OU STUDENTS ABROAD 202 160 120
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GENDER Of the 902 students who went abroad in 2011-2012, 62% were women, and 38% were men.
Male, 347
Maura Cremin, Stonehandge, United Kingdom, 2011
EDUCATION ABROAD
Female, 555
4
RACE AND ETHNICITY OF OU STUDENTS ABROAD 2011 - 2012
2% 7%
5%
American Indian/ Alaska Na1ve
3%
Asian/Pacific Islander 6%
Black/African American Hispanic/La1no(a) White/European American
77%
Other
EDUCATION ABROAD
ACADEMIC LEVEL OF PARTICIPANTS Graduate 8%
No Data 1% First Year 11%
Senior 26%
Sophomore 18%
Junior 36%
2011-2012
EDUCATION ABROAD ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE 2011 - 2012 College
5
Total Reponses*
College of Arts & Sciences
299
Michael F. Price College of Business
206
College of Interna>onal Studies
94
Gaylord College of Journalism & Mass Communica>on
86
College of Engineering
73
University College
55
College of Law
36
OU Health Sciences Center
25
Weitzenhoffer College of Fine Arts
24
Mewbourne College of Earth & Energy
23
Jeannine Rainbolt College of Educa>on
21
College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences
13
College of Architecture
12
College of Con>nuing Educa>on/College of Liberal Studies
5
Graduate College
4 Total
976
*Students may indicate enrollment in more than one college
EDUCATION ABROAD
Taylor Wooddruff, Peru, 2011
6
PROGRAM TYPES 2011 - 2012 While 902 OU students participated on an approved, credit-bearing study abroad experience tracked by the Office of Education Abroad, there were 24 students who participated in two programs abroad during the 2011-2012 reporting cycle. Therefore, there are 926 total study abroad program participants for the information below on program types, terms and locations. Type of Program Faculty Led (not including programs to Arezzo)
Number of Par0cipants 371
Percentage of Par0cipants 40%
OU in Arezzo (Includes Faculty Led programs to Arezzo)
201
22%
Reciprocal Exchange & MAUI*
151
16%
Direct Enrollment
98
11%
Approved Provider Programs (InternaPonal EducaPon OrganizaPons)
73
8%
Individual credit-‐bearing internships, pracPcums and independent studies
32
3%
* Mid-‐America UniversiPes InternaPonal-‐Utrecht Network Exchange Program
EDUCATION ABROAD
PARTICIPANTS BY PROGRAM TYPE
3% 16%
Reciprocal Exchange & MAUI
22%
Direct Enrollment 11%
Faculty Led (not including programs to Arezzo) Approved Provider Programs (InternaKonal EducaKon OrganizaKons)
8%
OU in Arezzo (Includes Faculty Led programs to Arezzo) Individual credit-‐bearing internships, pracKcums and independent studies 40%
ENROLLMENT IN EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAMS BY REGION 2011 - 2012 Academic Year
Fall Semester 2011
Spring Semester 2012
Summer and Other*
Africa
1
1
1
12
Asia
9
11
12
110
Europe (including Turkey)
20
58
89
544
La?n America
1
5
13
77
Oceania
0
1
1
0
Middle East
1
0
4
9
7
*Includes Summer, Spring Break, May, August and Winter Intersession Programs, college-level customized programs and registered credit-bearing student research, practicums and experiences abroad.
EDUCATION ABROAD
Genevieve Schmitt, Alexandria, Egypt
8
ENROLLMENT IN EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAMS BY REGION AND COUNTRY 2011 - 2012 902 Total Students 926 Total Program Participants 24 students participated in two programs in 2011-2012 Note: Some students participated on study abroad programs that went to more than one country 32 on Academic Year 2011-‐2012 Africa = 1
Asia = 9
Europe = 20
La4n America = 1
Oceania = 0
Middle East = 1
1 South Africa
2 China 7 Japan
3 Austria 5 France 1 Germany 2 Italy 1 Russian Federa4on 7 Spain 1 United Kingdom
1 Peru
0
1 Egypt
76 on Fall Semester 2011 Africa = 1
Asia = 11
Europe = 58
La3n America = 5
Oceania = 1
Middle East = 0
1 South Africa
8 China 2 Japan 1 South Korea
2 Czech Republic 1 Finland 8 France 4 Germany 24 Italy 9 Spain 3 Sweden 4 Switzerland 3 United Kingdom
2 Argen3na 3 Chile
1 Australia
0
EDUCATION ABROAD
120 Spring 2012 Semester Africa = 1
Asia = 12
Europe = 89
La4n America = 13
Oceania = 1
Middle East = 4
1 South Africa
5 China 3 Japan 4 Taiwan
4 Austria 7 France 9 Germany 25 Italy 2 The Netherlands 1 Norway 1 Russian Federa4on 19 Spain 1 Sweden 2 Turkey 18 United Kingdom
2 Argen4na 1 Brazil 7 Chile 1 Mexico 1 Peru 1 Uruguay
1 Australia
1 Israel 3 Jordan
2011-‐2012 Repor+ng Cycle 698 Par+cipants on Summer, Spring Break, May, August and Winter Intersession Programs, college-‐level customized programs and registered credit-‐bearing student research, prac+cums and experiences abroad Africa = 12
Asia = 110
Europe = 544
La5n America = 77
Oceania = 0
Middle East = 9
1 Burkina Faso 3 Cameroon 1 Ghana 4 Morocco 2 South Africa 1 Tanzania
51 China 8 India 15 Japan 10 Macao 10 Malaysia 10 Singapore 6 South Korea
2 Azerbaijan 1 Belgium 96 France 28 Germany 1 Greece 33 Ireland 150 Italy 8 Russian Federa5on 85 Spain 2 Turkey 138 United Kingdom
12 Argen5na 5 Chile 32 Costa Rica 1 Hai5 5 Mexico 22 Peru
9 Israel
ENROLLMENT IN EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAMS BY REGION AND COUNTRY 2010 - 2011
9
811 Total Students 830 Total Program Participants 19 students participated in 2 programs in 2010-2011 28 ON 2010 -‐2011 ACADEMIC YEAR AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
0
2 China
2 Austria 11 France 3 Germany 3 Italy 2 Russia 2 Spain 2 Turkey
0
0
0
63 ON FALL 2010 SEMESTER AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
3 South Africa
8 Japan 2 South Korea 1 Taiwan
5 France 11 Italy 1 Norway 4 Spain 1 Turkey 16 UK
7 Chile 1 Ecuador 1 Peru
0
0
138 ON SPRING 2011 SEMESTER ASIA
EUROPE
1 Senegal 2 South Africa
10 China 1 South Korea
3 Austria 1 Belgium 1 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 20 France 6 Germany 1 Iceland 26 Italy
2 Netherlands 1 Norway 2 Russia 1 Slovenia 26 Spain 1 Sweden 4 Turkey 16 UK
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
2 Costa Rica 1 Ecuador 4 Peru 2 Uruguay
2 Australia
0
2010-‐2011 Repor+ng Cycle 602 Students on Summer, Spring Break, May, August and Winter Intersession Programs and registered credit-‐bearing student research abroad AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
19 Botswana, Ghana, Togo, Morocco
74 China, India, Japan, South Korea
442 Belgium, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Ukraine, Turkey, UK
63 0 ArgenQna, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico (USA)
MIDDLE EAST 4 Israel
EDUCATION ABROAD
AFRICA
10
ENROLLMENT IN EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAMS BY REGION AND COUNTRY 2009 - 2010 687 Total Students 695 Total Program Participants 8 students participated on 2 programs during reporting year 37 STUDENTS 2009 -‐ 2010 ACADEMIC YEAR AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
0
4 China 5 Japan 1 South Korea
2 Austria 6 France 3 Germany 6 Italy 2 Netherlands 3 Spain 3 UK
1 Chile 1 Peru
0
0
32 STUDENTS ON FALL 2009 SEMESTER AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
0
3 China 1 South Korea
1 Austria 1 Finland 3 France 1 Ireland 4 Italy 2 Netherlands 2 Spain 4 UK
2 Brazil 5 Chile 2 Mexico 1 Uruguay
0
0
EDUCATION ABROAD
130 ON SPRING 2010 SEMESTER AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
2 South Africa
3 China 2 South Korea
2 Austria 1 Belgium 16 France 9 Germany 28 Italy 3 Netherlands 26 Spain 1 Switzerland 3 Turkey 1 Poland 2 Russia 18 UK
3 Chile 1 Ecuador 2 Mexico 4 Peru 1 Uruguay
2 Australia
0
2009-‐2010 Repor,ng Cycle 496 Students on Summer, Spring Break, May, August and Winter Intersession Programs and registered credit-‐bearing student research abroad AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
1 Rwanda
60 China, Hong Kong, China, Japan, South Korea
369 Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, The Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Turkey, Ukraine, UK
66 Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico (USA)
0
0
ENROLLMENT IN EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAMS BY REGION AND COUNTRY 2008 - 2009
11
640 Total Students 646 Total Program Participants 6 students went on two programs during 2008-2009 recording cycle 32 STUDENTS ON 2008-‐2009 ACADEMIC YEAR AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
0
4 China 4 Japan
2 Austria 4 France 5 Germany 1 Italy 3 Spain 1 Turkey 2 UK
2 ArgenJna 1 Brazil 1 Chile 1 Peru
1 Australia
0
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
4 China 4 Japan
2 Austria 4 France 5 Germany 1 Italy 3 Spain 1 Turkey 2 UK
2 ArgenIna 1 Brazil 1 Chile 1 Peru
1 Australia
0
39 STUDENTS ON FALL 2008 SEMESTER AFRICA
111 STUDENTS ON SPRING 2009 SEMESTER ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
MIDDLE EAST
2 South Africa
8 China 3 Japan
2 Austria 1 Denmark 16 France 2 Germany 1 Ireland 14 Italy 3 Russia 17 Spain 2 Sweden 4 Turkey 13 UK
2 ArgenOna 1 Brazil 7 Chile 1 Costa Rica 2 Ecuador 4 Mexico 2 Peru 1 Puerto Rico
2 Australia 1 New Zealand
2008-‐2009 Repor,ng Cycle 464 Students on Summer, Spring Break, May, August and Winter Intersession Programs and registered credit-‐bearing student research abroad 39 Students on Fall 2008 Semester AFRICA
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
OCEANIA
1 South Africa
80 China, India, Japan, South Korea
303 Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Turkey, Ukraine, UK
71 0 Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru
MIDDLE EAST 9 Jordan
EDUCATION EDUCATION ABROAD ABROAD
AFRICA
12
FACULTY-LED & COLLEGE CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMS 2011 - 2012 During the 2011-2012 reporting cycle, a number of colleges organized faculty-led programs where OU students traveled abroad together for academic credit. A number of faculty also taught coursework abroad for their students in Arezzo. The table below does not include internship, practicum or other independent programming conducted abroad by individual students for academic credit either independently or with an OU faculty member. Name of Course(s) HON 2973/IAS 3003: Food, Culture & Society, and HON 3993: Italy and the American Character ENT 3193: Fundamentals of Social Entrepreneurship DANC 3392
EDUCATION ABROAD
JMC 4303: Interna[onal Adver[sing MUNM 1113: The Understanding of Music, and MUS 2970: The Monk of Arezzo -‐ Guido and Medieval Music RCPL 4043/5043: Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Ci[es JMC 4323/5323: Advanced Account Planning
College & Interna4onal Partner Joe C. and Carole Kerr McClendon Honors College
Price College of Business, United World College Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts, Kintetsu Interna[onal Group & Leisure Department College of Con[nuing Educa[on Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts/School of Music
College of Con[nuing Educa[on, China Outreach Ins[tute Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communica[on MKT 3013: Principles of Price College of Business Marke[ng, MGT 3013: and the University of Blaise Principles of Management Pascal French Language, French College of Engineering and Economics and French the University of Blaise History and Culture Pascal MLLL 3823: German Culture College of Arts & Sciences and Thought, and Intensive and the University of Leipzig German IAS 3003: Interna[onal College of Interna[onal Ac[vism and Leadership Studies and the President’s Leadership Class ACCT 3303: Financial Price College of Business Repor[ng Issues in Energy JMC 4263: Bri[sh Media Gaylord College of Systems, and JMC 4253: Journalism and Mass Bri[sh Media Survey Communica[on RCPL 4043/5043: College of Con[nuing Architecture, Landscape Educa[on, China Outreach Architecture, and Ci[es Ins[tute BAD 4013: Business Policy Price College of Business and Strategy, and BAD and the University of Alcalá 3513: Interna[onal Business CAS 3003: Journey to China College of Arts & Sciences and Xi’an Interna[onal Studies University, Yunnan University and Peking University
Loca4on
Dates
OU Leadership
Arezzo, Italy
Aug 22 – Dec 16, 2011
Julia Ehrhardt
Guacimo, Costa Rica
September 28-‐October 10, 2011 October 27-‐November 4, 2011
Laura Bronson
Kyoto, Japan
Aus[n Hartel
Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau and Malaysia Arezzo, Italy
January 3-‐16, 2012
Jim Avery
Jan 16 – May 11, 2012
Kenneth Stephenson
China (mul[ple ci[es)
March 15-‐26, 2012
Quoqiang Shen
Yaoundé, Cameroon
April 27-‐May 3, 2012
Jim Avery
Vichy, France
May 14-‐June 14, 2012
Suman Basuroy
Clermont-‐Ferrand, France
May 13-‐June 22, 2012
Theresa Marks & Partner University Faculty
Leipzig, Germany
May 14-‐July 6/August 4, 2012
Joseph Sullivan
Mul[ple Ci[es, Italy
May 14-‐May 30, 2012
Rebecca Cruise & Suzehe Grillot
Reading, United Kingdom
May 15-‐June 1, 2012
Terry Crain
Mul[ple Ci[es, UK & Paris, France
May 15-‐June 2, 2012
Joe Foote and Ralph Beliveau
China (mul[ple ci[es)
May 15-‐26, 2012
Quoqiang Shen
Alcalá de Henares, Spain
May 16-‐June 14, 2012
Ana & Mark Bolino
China (mul[ple ci[es)
May 18-‐June 13, 2012
Yanrong Qi
Name of Course(s)
Dates
OU Leadership
May 18-‐June 16, 2012
Mary Sue Backus
May 18-‐June 28, 2012
Lex Holmes
May 18-‐27, 2012
Yucel Akkutlu
May 28-‐June 16, 2012
Dipankar Ghosh & Janya Golubeva
May 28-‐June 21, 2012
Victoria Sturtevant & James Zeigler
May 31-‐June 30, 2012
Nina Livesey
May 31-‐June 30, 2012
Daniel Glatzhofer & Mark Morvant
June 1 – June 30, 2012
Kirk Duclaux, Kathleen Crowther & Peter Barker
June 1-‐29, 2012
George Cusak & Eric Bosse
June 3-‐23, 2012
Mia Kile & Tom Woodfin
June 4-‐July 27, 2012
Jonathan Stalling
June 17-‐July 13, 2012
Maria Marchand and Charles Kenney
June 18 – July 27, 2012
Jason Houston, Monica Sharp, Patrizia Ghezzi & Elisa PiergenPli
June 29-‐July 26, 2012
Keith Gaddie & Kelly Damphousse
June 30-‐July 27, 2012
Ron Halterman & Allison Palmer
June 23-‐July 21, 2012
James Sluss, Allison Palmer & Theresa Marks
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EDUCATION ABROAD
College & Interna4onal Loca4on Partner LAW 6100: Chinese Law College of Law and Renmin Beijing, China University China Law School ECON 3133: Intermediate College of Arts & Sciences Clermont-‐Ferrand, France Microeconomic Theory, and and the University of ECON 2843: Elements of Auvergne StaPsPcs PE 4543: Improved Mewborne College of Earth Buenos Aires, ArgenPna Recovery Techniques and Energy and the Technological InsPtute of Buenos Aires ACCT 3313: Cost Price College of Business Arezzo, Italy AccounPng, and FIN 3303: Business Finance FVS 3843: NaPonal College of Arts & Sciences Clermont-‐Ferrand, France Cinemas: French Film, and and University of Blaise ENGL 3403: The Graphic Pascal Novel RELS 4306: Field Studies in College of Arts & Sciences Huqoq, Israel Religious Studies and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill CHEM 3053: Organic College of Arts & Sciences Arezzo, Italy Chemistry I, and CHEM 4970: Chemistry and Culture of Wine in Italy AHI 3313: Art and Culture in College of InternaPonal MulPple ciPes, Italy Italy, and IAS 3920: Galileo's Studies and Department of World: Science & Culture in Modern Languages, Renaissance Italy Literatures and LinguisPcs ENGL 3023: Myth and College of Arts & Sciences Cork, Ireland RevoluPon in Irish and the University College Literature, and CAS 4970: Cork Travel WriPng in Ireland ARCH 4970: Sustainable College of Architecture and Bonn, Germany AcousPcs, and ARCH 4970: the Academy of Building Sustainable InternaPonal EducaPon CommuniPes (AIB) CAS 4970: Aspects of College of Arts & Sciences Kunming, China Chinese Culture, and and Yunnan University Intensive Chinese Language IAS 3940: Journey to LaPn College of InternaPonal MulPple CiPes, Peru America: History and Studies and the PonPfical PoliPcs of Peru, and IAS Catholic University of Peru 3940: Journey to LaPn America: Literary Visions of Peru ITAL (1225, 2113, 2223, College of Arts & Sciences MulPple ciPes, Italy 3073 & 3423), IAS 3000: and College of InternaPonal Gehng to Know Arezzo, Studies ITAL 4990: Independent Study, ITAL 4630: Internship, MLLL 3990: Independent Study, MLLL 4990: Independent Study, IAS 3910: Internship PSC 4653: PoliPcs in College of Arts & Sciences Cork, Ireland Literature and Film, and and the University College SOC 3900: Sociology of Cork Terrorism College of Arts & Sciences Arezzo, Italy CHEM 3033: Chemistry in Art, and A HI 4930: Italian Renaissance Art & Science ENGR 4510: DisrupPve College of Engineering Arezzo, Italy Technologies and IdeaPon, and AHI: 4930 Art and Science of the Italian
10 14
Name of Course(s)
EDUCATION ABROAD
ENGR 4510: Disrup1ve Technologies and Idea1on, and AHI: 4930 Art and Science of the Italian Renaissance LAW 5520: Alterna1ve Dispute Resolu1on, LAW 6100: Compara1ve Employment Law, LAW 5533: Conflict of Laws, LAW 6010: English Legal System, LAW 6030: European Union Law, LAW 6100: Free Speech, and LAW 6100: The Civil Jury ID 4970: Travel Abroad – Scotland (Division of Interior Design) MLLL 3543: The Petersburg Myth and Text: The City in Russian Literature, and MLLL 3193: Trauma, Memory and Narra1ve ENT 3423P: Interna1onal Entrepreneurship, and ENT 3613: Launching the New Venture HON 3993: Environments of Fic1on, HON 3970: Oxford and Archaeology, and HON 3970: Shakespeare
College & Interna4onal Partner College of Engineering
Loca4on
Dates
OU Leadership
Arezzo, Italy
June 23-‐July 21, 2012
James Sluss, Allison Palmer & Theresa Marks
College of Law
Oxford, United Kingdom
July 1-‐August 4, 2012
Steve Gensler, Donald Bogan, Joseph Thai & Joseph Harroz Jr.
College of Architecture
Dundee, Scotland
July 14-‐23, 2012
Mia Kile
College of Arts & Sciences
St. Petersburg, Russian Federa1on
July 1-‐29, 2012
Emily Johnson
Price College of Business
Arezzo, Italy
July 1-‐28, 2012
Jim Wheeler
Joe C. and Carole Kerr McClendon Honors College
Oxford, United Kingdom
July 1-‐21, 2012
Melanie Wright & Alan Velie
OU in Arezzo, Fall 2011
COUNTRY BREAKDOWN OF 2011 - 2012 REPORTING CYCLE Number of Participants*
Italy
202
United Kingdom
160
Spain
120
France
116
China
66
Germany
42
Ireland
33
Costa Rica
32
Japan
27
Peru
23
Argentina
16
Chile
15
Israel
10
Macau
10
Malaysia
10
Russian Federation
10
Singapore
10
India
8
Austria
7
South Korea
7
Mexico
6
South Africa
5
Morocco
4
Sweden
4
Switzerland
4
Taiwan
4
Turkey
4
Cameroon
3
Jordan
3
Australia
2
Czech Republic
2
The Netherlands
2
Azerbaijan
2
Belgium
1
Brazil
1
Burkina Faso
1
Egypt
1
Finland
1
Ghana
1
Greece
1
Haiti
1
Norway
1
Tanzania
1
Uruguay
1
Total
980
Megan Hulshizer, Austria 2010
Keith Singleton, Japan 2010
*Some programs went to more than one country; numbers count total program participants by country and add up to more than the total number of students who studied abroad this year.
EDUCATION EDUCATION ABROAD ABROAD
Country
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16
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES HIGHLIGHTS
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
Monica Sharp, Director, International Student Services, PDSO/RO Monica Sharp is the Director of the OU ISS office. She also advises students, faculty and staff on student immigration regulations. Monica has worked professionally in New York, Seattle, and Oklahoma in the field of immigration assistance and advocacy since 1997, and has expertise in student visas, familybased and employment-based nonimmigrant and immigrant petitions, family reunification, and more. Monica is fluent in Spanish and proficient in French, and has lived in Santiago de Compostela, Spain and Strasbourg, France, both times as an international student, and has traveled widely in Europe and Latin America. Monica holds a BA in Letters and Spanish from OU, and an MA in Spanish, also from OU.
Monica has been on the other side of the looking glass numerous times, traveling extensively and being an expat in Spain, France and Italy. Currently, she and her family are living and teaching in Arezzo, Italy for the 2012-2013 academic year as a part of the OU in Arezzo study abroad program. Her husband, Dr. Jason Houston, is an associate professor of Italian at OU; in Arezzo, Monica divides her time teaching and supporting OU in Arezzo while continuing to assist OU ISS remotely. ISS Services • Advises OU’s international students and their dependents on matters directly related to their US immigration status. • Protects the immigration status of international students while working with them to obtain the maximum allowable benefits under the law. • Issues Forms I-20 and DS-2019 in support of F-1 and J-1 visa applications, in cooperation with OU Admissions and the Center for English as a Second Language (CESL), and provide consular support and information. • Administers OU’s Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) to ensure compliance with federal laws and regulations. • Provides expanded student outreach and services through Open Houses, travel signature sessions, Form Friday, on-line and in-person Workshops and International Student Speaker Series. • Liaises with colleges to raise their awareness of their own international students, issues, and need for support at the college level. ISS Highlights • In Spring 2011, the total international students population at the University of Oklahoma was 2098. This number includes enrolled degree- and non-degree seeking international students, students in the Center for English as a Second Language and students on practical training in the U.S. • OU enrolls students from 120 countries. • Top three countries with international students at OU are China, India and South Korea and these statistics are very close to the national average. • Top three colleges enrolling the largest number of international students at OU are the College of Engineering, College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Earth and Energy. • The leading major for international students at OU continues to be Petroleum Engineering. The number one major for international students in the U.S. is Business. • OU ISS has increased its staff to include one director, 4 full time advisors, one sponsored student advisor, and three supporting front staff. • International graduate degree-seeking students represent about 2/3 of the total international degree-seeking student population. • OU hosts 169 sponsored students from 25 countries representing 28 different sponsored programs. The top three countries for sponsored students are Saudi Arabia, Vietnam and Turkey.
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SPRING 2012 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Total international students = 1820 New students - Spring 2011 = 144 * U.S. Permanent Residents are not included in the above numbers.
Top 10 Countries of Citizenship Country
Top 10 Majors
Major
# of Students
# of Students
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
187
2
RECIPROCAL EXCHANGE
156
3
ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENG
71
82
4
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
67
VIETNAM
69
5
COMPUTER SCIENCE
64
6
NIGERIA
67
6
FINANCE
56
7
FRANCE
46
6
ACCOUNTING
50
8
COLOMBIA
40
7
MECHANICAL ENG
47
9
IRAN
33
8
CIVIL ENG
40
10
VENEZUELA
30
9
INDUSTRIAL ENG
39
CHINA
418
2
INDIA
133
3
SAUDI ARABIA
91
4
SOUTH KOREA
5
2011 New International Student Orientation
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
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SPRING 2012 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT GRADUATE/UNDERGRADUATE Total number of enrolled students = 1523 Total number of enrolled graduate students = 768 (including exchange students) Total number of enrolled undergraduate students = 755 (including exchange students) * U.S. Permanent Residents are not included in the above numbers.
Top 10 Countries of Citizenship Graduate Country
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
# of Students
1
CHINA
235
2
INDIA
124
3
IRAN
32
4
BANGLADESH
25
4
COLOMBIA
25
4
NIGERIA
25
5
VIETNAM
24
6
VENEZUELA
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Top 10 Countries of Citizenship Undergraduate
Country
# of Students
1
CHINA
183
2
SAUDI ARABIA
88
3
SOUTH KOREA
61
4
VIETNAM
45
5
NIGERIA
42
6
FRANCE
37
22
7
UNITED KINGDOM
22
SOUTH KOREA
21
8
COLOMBIA
15
8
TURKEY
20
9
CANADA
14
9
SRI LANKA
15
10
BOLIVIA
12
10
TAIWAN
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Top 10 Majors Graduate # of Students
1
ELEC AND COMPUTER ENG
71
1
2
PETROLEUM ENG
70
3
COMPUTER SCIENCE
59
4
CHEMICAL ENG
41
5
CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEM
33
6
INDUSTRIAL ENG
31
7
MECHANICAL ENG
27
8
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
26
9
CIVIL ENG
25
9
PHYSICS
25
10
GEOLOGY
24
9
10
MATHEMATICS
24
10
Major
Top 10 Majors Undergraduate
2
Major RECIPROCAL EXCHANGE PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
# of Students 156 117
3
FINANCE
56
4
ACCOUNTING
41
5 6 7 7 8
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING ARCHITECTURE
26 20 18 18 17 15 13
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College of Arts & Sciences
College of Architecture
5
69
19
2214
424
6781
420
total undergrad
NA
4.20%
1.18%
1.02%
4.52%
% of enrolled intl undergraduate students in the college
10
3
290
22
211
15
grad intl
815
69
535
587
136
2528
93
58.62%
3.44%
14.49%
0.56%
49.40%
16.18%
8.35%
16.13%
% of enrolled intl graduate students in the college
163
248
33
15
3
383
27
280
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total intl
446
3203
931
1654
1300
535
2785
560
9309
513
total college
2.78%
37.22%
5.09%
26.64%
2.00%
1.15%
0.56%
13.75%
4.82%
3.01%
6.63%
% of enrolled intl students in the college
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE SPRING 2012
College of Atmospheric and Geographic Sciences 93 NA
0.41%
28
203
11.46%
166
1079
total grad
College of Engineering NA 1231
0.60%
119
323
11.76%
30
3.21%
undergrad intl
College of Law 5 839
17.72%
37
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11.01%
3832
Weitzenhoffer College of Fine Arts
School of InternaKonal and Area Studies
Michael F. Price College of Business
Mewbourne College of Earth & Energy
Jeannine Rainbolt College of EducaKon
Gaylord College of Journalism & Mass CommunicaKon
6
164
126
129
5
861
429
2880
728
0.70%
38.23%
4.38%
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2
218 NA
3832
3.21% NA
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University College
* U.S. Permanent Residents are not included in the above numbers.
NA
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COLLEGE
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ENROLLED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COUNTRY SPRING 2012 Country of Ci+zenship
# of students
Total from Afghanistan
1
Total from Albania
1
Total from Angola
4
Total from Argen4na
1
Total from Australia
3
Total from Austria
7
Total from Azerbaijan
1
Total from Bahamas, The
2
Total from Bangladesh
25
Total from Belgium
2
Total from Belize
1
Total from Bolivia
21
Total from Bosnia And Herzegovina
2
Total from Brazil
4
Total from Bulgaria
5
Total from Burma
2
Total from Cambodia
3
Total from Cameroon
12
Total from Canada
19
Total from Chad
1
Total from China
418
Total from Colombia
40
Total from Cote D Ivoire
1
Total from Croa4a
1
Country of Ci+zenship
# of students
Total from Czech Republic
1
Total from Ecuador
3
Total from Egypt
3
Total from El Salvador
1
Total from Ethiopia
4
Total from Finland
1
Total from France
46
Total from Gabon
5
Total from Georgia
1
Total from Germany
12
Total from Ghana
6
Total from Greece
2
Total from Grenada
1
Total from Guatemala
1
Total from Guinea
1
Total from Hong Kong
5
Total from Iceland
1
Total from India Total from Indonesia
133 6
Total from Iran
33
Total from Iraq
13
Total from Ireland
2
Total from Israel
1
Total from Italy
3
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ENROLLED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COUNTRY SPRING 2012 Country of Ci+zenship Total from Jamaica
# of students 4 19
Total from Jordan
6
Total from Kazakhstan
4
Total from Kenya
5
Total from Kuwait
8
Total from Latvia
1
Total from Lebanon
9
Total from Liberia
1
Total from Libya
10
Total from Macau
1
Total from Macedonia
1
Total from Malawi
2
Total from Malaysia Total from Mali Total from Mexico
20 2 13
# of students
Total from Romania
5
Total from Russia
8
Total from Rwanda
1
Total from Saudi Arabia
91
Total from Senegal
1
Total from Serbia
3
Total from Sierra Leone
1
Total from Singapore
1
Total from South Korea
82
Total from Spain
11
Total from Sri Lanka
16
Total from Swaziland
2
Total from Sweden
2
Total from Switzerland
1
Total from Syria
4
Total from Moldova
1
Total from Taiwan
Total from Mongolia
1
Total from Tanzania
3
Total from Montenegro
1
Total from Thailand
11
Total from Morocco
4
Total from Nepal
15
Total from Netherlands
4
Total from New Zealand
2
Total from Niger
4
Total from Nigeria
67
Total from Norway
7
Total from Pakistan
4
Total from Peru
11
18
Total from Timor-‐Leste
1
Total from Trinidad And Tobago
3
Total from Tunisia
1
Total from Turkey
23
Total from Ukraine
6
Total from United Kingdom
27
Total from Venezuela
30
Total from Vietnam
69
Total from Philippines
1
Total from West Bank
3
Total from Poland
3
Total from Zambia
1
Total from Portugal
2
Total from Zimbabwe
2
Total from Qatar
1
Total
1523
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
Total from Japan
Country of Ci+zenship
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
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INTERNATIONAL SPONSORED STUDENTS SPRING 2012 Sponsored Program
# of students
1.
Saudi Arabia Cultural Mission
49
2.
Saudi Aramco Services
42
3.
PetroVietnam
28
4.
IIE Fulbright
10
5.
Turkish Ministry of EducaIon
8
6.
KuwaiI Government
7
7.
IIE Iraq Scholars & Leaders Program
6
8.
Libyan Government (CBIE)
5
9.
5
10.
Iraqi Ministry of Higher EducaIon & ScienIfic Research Gabon Ministry of Mines
11.
Turkish Petroleum CorporaIon
3
12.
Edmund Muskie/IREX
2
13.
COLFUTURO
1
14.
DESOPADEC
1
15.
EATON
1
16.
EgypIan Cultural & EducaIonal Bureau
1
17.
ECOPETROL
1
18.
IIE AMIDEAST
1
19.
IIE Exxon Mobil Libya
1
20.
IIE Foreign Language Teaching Assistant
1
21.
IIE LASPAU
1
22.
PEMEX
1
23.
PETRONAS
1
24.
Qatari Embassy
1
25.
Schlumberger
1
26.
Royal Thai Government
1
27.
Vietnam MOET
1
28.
West African Management Services, LLC, Sonangol 1
Total
3
184
Namisha Thapa (Nepal) performing at Diwali Night
Internaitonal Students at Homecoming
2011-2012 International Advisory Committee
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT SESSION II CESL SPRING 2012 Total number of enrolled students F and J Other Top 5 Countries of Ci/zenship
= 287 = 287 =0 Enrolled Interna,onal Students by Country of Ci,zenship
# of Students
China
148
Country
Saudi Arabia
102
Colombia
5
Japan
4
South Korea
4
Noble Jr. High Cultural Fair
# of Students
# of new Students
China
148
8
Saudi Arabia
102
19
Colombia
5
-‐
Japan
4
-‐
South Korea
4
1
Venezuela
4
1
Vietnam
4
-‐
Iran
3
-‐
Saint Barthelemy
3
-‐
Gabon
2
-‐
Kuwait
2
7
Oman
2
-‐
Cameroon
1
-‐
Congo
1
-‐
India
1
-‐
Morocco
1
-‐
Poland
-‐
1
Rwanda
-‐
1
Spain
-‐
1
TOTAL
287
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