Study Abroad Programs FACT BOOK Academic Year

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1 Study Abroad Programs FACT BOOK Academic Year Park Place, Suite 500 Atlanta, GA Phone: 404) Fax: 404) Website:

2 Table of Contents I. Total Study Abroad Participation II. Demographic Breakdown of Study Abroad Participants. 3 a. Total Numbers by Term 3 b. Ethnic Background. 4 c. Gender Profile 4 d. Totals by Academic Standing. 5 III. Breakdown by Field of Study... 6 IV. Study Abroad Locations.. 7 V. Participation by College... 8 VI. Participation by Program Type 8 VII. Study Abroad Scholarships... 9 VIII. GSU Faculty Led Programs IX. GSU Exchange Programs. 14 X. GSU Affiliate Program Providers 15

3 I. Total Study Abroad Participation Academic Years Students Abroad Enrollment Year 2

4 II. Demographic Breakdown of Study Abroad Participants A. Total Numbers by Term Academic Year Fall Semester Spring Semester Maymester Summer Total Academic Year, 6.10% Fall, 5% Summer, 32.40% Spring, 8.60% Maymester, 47.90% 3

5 B. Ethnic Background American Indian Asian Black, African American Hispanic Multiracial White Other Unknown Other, 0.20% American Indian, 0.20% Unknown, 7.30% Asian, 9.70% Black, African American, 19% White, 50.90% Hispanic, 7.70% Multiracial, 5% C. Gender Profile Female % (394 students) Male- 32.8% (195 students) Unknown 1% (6 students) 4

6 D. Totals by Academic Standing Undergraduate- 326 Students Freshman- 4 Students Sophomore- 29 Students Junior- 129 Students Senior- 164 Students Graduate- Unknown- 238 Students 21 Students Unknown, 3.50% Freshman, 2.40% Sophomore, 4.90% Graduate Students, 40% Junior, 21.60% Senior, 27.60% 5

7 III. Breakdown by Field of Study Business and Management 212 Education 35 Fine or Applied Arts 29 Foreign Languages 32 Health Sciences 7 Humanities 58 Social Sciences 95 Mathematics or Computer Sciences 1 Physical or Life Science 24 Policy Studies 3 Economics 10 International Business/ Studies 11 Law 56 Undeclared 8 Unknown 14 Total 595 6

8 IV. Study Abroad Locations In , Georgia State students studied abroad in more than 38 locations. *Multiple Locations- 163 Argentina- 20 Belgium- 22 Brazil- 44 China- 70 Czech Republic- 10 France- 71 Germany- 31 Greece- 15 Hungary- 10 Italy- 15 Japan- 46 Switzerland- 15 Turkey- 15 Single Locations- 432 Argentina- 35 Australia- 5 Austria- 33 Bangladesh- 1 Brazil- 19 China- 24 Costa Rica- 17 Dominican Republic- 1 Egypt- 6 France- 55 Germany- 6 Guatemala- 6 India- 1 Ireland- 17 Israel- 1 Italy- 60 Japan- 4 Kenya- 1 South Korea- 1 Mexico- 24 Morocco- 1 Netherlands- 3 Norway- 15 Peru- 1 Poland- 1 South Africa- 39 Spain- 25 Sweden- 2 Switzerland- 2 Turkey- 1 United Kingdom- 17 Yemen- 2 Other- 6 *Students participating on Multiple Location programs have been counted multiple times in this section to represent the total number of students to visit each country. The total for Multiple Locations represents each student only once, and corresponds with the total (595) students studying abroad over the academic year. 7

9 V. Participation by College Term Fall Spring Maymester Summer Total Annual % College of Arts and Science % Robinson College of Business % College of Education % College of Law % Andrew Young School of Policy Studies % College of Health and Human Sciences % Not Given % Total % VI. Participation by Program Type GSU Sponsored Programs: Non-GSU Sponsored Programs: 525 participants 70 participants 11.80% GSU Program Non-GSU Program 88.20% 8

10 VII. Study Abroad Scholarships a. Georgia State University International Education Fee (IEF) Scholarship- A scholarship available to Georgia State University degree-seeking or certificate students who will be earning academic credit for an experience abroad. The IEF Scholarship is funded by the mandatory International Education Fee. Semester Number Awarded Total Amount Awarded Fall $9,000 Spring $13,500 Maymester/Summer $75,650 TOTAL 150 $98,150 b. Georgia State University Foundation Scholarship- Semester Number Awarded Total Amount Awarded Fall $4,500 Spring $5,000 Maymester/Summer $8,500 TOTAL 55 $18,000 9

11 c. Boren Scholarship- The David L. Boren National Security Education Program Scholarship is a federally funded study abroad scholarship designed to encourage career-related skills development in preparation for efforts/activities that would lead to opportunities in federal service. o 1scholarship awarded for $20,000 d. Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship- This scholarship provides awards for U.S. undergraduate students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant funding at a two-year or fouryear college or university to participate in study abroad programs worldwide. o 2 scholarships awarded for a total $9,000 e. Freeman Asia Scholarship- The Freeman Asia Scholarship available to undergraduates who have applied or been accepted to a country-based study abroad program in Asia. o 1scholarship awarded for $4,000 f. Affiliate Scholarships o Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA)- 1scholarship awarded for $2,000 o American Institute for Foreign Studies (AIFS)- 1scholarship awarded for $ g. GSU College Specific Scholarships i. Robinson College of Business- 20 study abroad scholarships awarding a total of $30,200 h. Fulbright Grants- Fulbright is the largest U.S. international exchange program offering opportunities for students, scholars, and professionals to undertake international graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools worldwide. o 4 full grants 10

12 VIII. GSU Faculty-Led Programs 1. Early Childhood Education in Europe Dr. John Kesner 2. Global Partners MBA Program Dr. Karen Loch 3. Early Childhood Education Program in China Dr. Yali Zhao 4. USG Summer Study in China Dr. Douglas Reynolds and Dr. Baogang Guo 5. Executive MBA International Residency in China and Japan Dr. David Forquer 6. Management in Transition Economies: Hungary and the Czech Republic Dr. Wade Danis 7. Europe from a Policy Perspective: Government, Economics, and Leadership Dr. Greg Streib 8. Race, Religion, and Culture in N. Ireland Dr. Denise Donnelly 9. Italian Studies in Perugia, Italy Dr. Richard Keatley 10. Strategic Management of Small-Mid Size Firms in Italy and the EU Dr. Ilgaz Arikan and Dr. Asli Arikan 11. Economic Studies in South Africa: Its Evolving Socio-Political Economy Dr. Glenwood Ross 12. Intercultural Communication in Latin America, Dr. Mark Alleyne 13. European Hospitality Experience in France, Switzerland, and Italy Professor Diana Barber 14. Financial and Managerial Issues in the EU Dr. Milind Shrikhande 15. Monuments and Museums of Modern Paris Dr. Maria Gindhart 11

13 16. Business Mediterranean Style: Study Abroad in Greece and Turkey Dr. Marta White and Dr. Tad Ransopher 17. Landscapes of Memory: History, Culture, and Historic Preservation in Argentina Dr. Richard Laub 18. Summer Academy in International Commercial Arbitration Professor E.R. Lanier 19. Human Rights in Argentina: Dictatorship to Democracy Dr. Gabriel Kuperminc 20. Medical Virology in Argentina Dr. Teryl Frey 21. Issues of Landscape in Northeast Scotland Dr. George Beasley 22. Summer Legal Study in Rio de Janeiro Professor Colin Crawford 23. South Africa: A Cultural, Historical, and Ecological Perspective Ms. Tene Harris 24. French Studies in Tours, France Dr. Bruno Braunrot 25. Spanish Studies in Granada, Spain Dr. Victoria Rodrigo 26. Cross-Cultural Immersion Program in Xalapa, Mexico Dr. Laura Meyers and Dr. Catherine Cadenhead 27. Spanish Studies in Guadalajara, Mexico Dr. Hector Fernandez and Dr. Rudyard Alcocer 28. Film Study in Italy Dr. Angelo Restivo 29. La Musica Lirica: Oprah Workshop Dr. Kathryn Hartgrove 30. Art and Nature in Costa Rica Dr. Pam Longobardi and Dr. Craig Dongoski 12

14 31. Shakespeare in Italy Dr. Paul Voss 32. Study Abroad in Transition Economies: South Africa Dr. Marta White and Dr. Tad Ransopher 33. Management in Different World Regions: The Case of South America Dr. David Bruce and Professor Pedro Carrillo 34. PMBA International Business in and Emerging Economy: South Africa Dr. Jacobus Boers 35. Egyptian Colloquial: Arabic Language Immersion Dr. Dona Stewart 36. Marketing Practices in France and Managing in the EU: Toulouse Dr. Tamer Cavusgil 13

15 IX. Active GSU Exchange Programs These exchange programs were active in Academic Year Active = Sending students abroad for at least one term during the academic year. 1. Joint Studies Program: University of Northumbria Exchange Dr. Tanya Caldwell 2. European Union in Strasbourg, France Dr. Carole Hansen 3. Venice Exchange: Ca Foscari Dr. Richard Keatley 4. Student Teaching Abroad: European Teachers Education Network Dr. John Kesner 5. Applied Linguistics Exchange: Mainz, Germany Dr. Reiner Smolinski 6. The Maple Program: International Educational Exchange at Osaka University of Foreign Studies Dr. Yuki Takatori 7. Malaga, Spain Exchange Dr. William Nichols 8. University of Versailles St. Quentin-en-Yvelines International Exchange Dr. Pearl McHaney 9. Applied Linguistics Exchange: Erlangen, Germany Dr. Robin Huff 10. Korea University Business School Exchange Dr. Kim Reimann 11. Applied Linguistics Exchange: Tsinghua, China Dr. Gayle Nelson 12. Applied Linguistics Exchange: Istanbul, Turkey Dr. Gayle Nelson 13. Central University of Finance and Economics Exchange to China Dr. Yongsheng XU 14. Coppead/URFJ Exchange Dr. Karen Loch 14

16 X. GSU Affiliate Program Providers Study Abroad Programs has affiliation agreements with the following providers. They have been thoroughly researched and have proven to provide excellent customer service for our students. All of the affiliate program providers offer program cost discounts and/or scholarships to GSU students participating on their programs. 1. Academic Programs International (API) 2. American Institute for Foreign Studies (AIFS) 3. Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) 4. International Studies Abroad (ISA) 5. GlobalLinks: AustraLearn, EuroLearn, AsiaLearn 15