ANNUAL REPORT Division of Global Engagement
2 | International Students 3 | International Scholars 4 | International Student and Scholar Services
2018-19
5 | Study Abroad 7 | Study Abroad Services 8 | International Partnerships
2018 - 2019
International Students Student data based on unduplicated headcount for AY 2018-19 (including summer 2019).International students are defined as individuals with F and J visas.
ENROLLMENT BY ACADEMIC YEAR*
538 533
230
374
299
Undergraduate
330
543
744
1067
1429
2014-15
2015-16
2016-17
2017-18
2018-19
139
2013-14
Graduate
493
TOP COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN* Undergraduate China Taiwan India South Korea Hong Kong Canada Japan Turkey Brazil, Indonesia & Vietnam (each) Malaysia, Spain & United Kingdom (each)
Graduate
TOTALS
1145 50 44 26 21 17 16 10 8
China India Iran Mexico Taiwan Canada & South Korea
5
(each)
(each)
Bangladesh Brazil Columbia & Turkey
12 11 11
Chile & Germany (each)
29 sponsored students
53 countries represented by undergraduates
112 incoming exchange and visiting students (UCEAP, UCSC Exchanges)
9
Undergraduate 32% 8%
55 countries represented by graduate students
Graduate
19% 17%
4%
5%
3%
14% 31%
Arts
* Representative of degree-seeking students
1967 degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students
ENROLLMENT BY DIVISION
11%
2
238 70 25 18 17 14
56%
Engineering
Humanities
Social Sciences
Physical & Biological Sciences Undeclared
For additional information on international students, visit isss.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
International Scholars Data from the fiscal year calendar, July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 of faculty, researchers, and staff.
COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN BY REGION 176 faculty, researchers, and staff 39% Europe
9% Americas
43% Asia
6% Africa & Middle East
40 H1-B and other
3% Oceania
136 J-1 visitors 38 countries of origin
TOP TEN COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN China
52
India
15
Germany
13
France
12
Spain
11
Canada
8
Italy
6
Australia
5
Japan, UK
4 *
Denmark, Iran, Belgium, and Mexico
3*
3
DIVISIONAL AFFILIATION 1% 10%
14% 7%
67% Social Sciences
* per country
Arts
Humanities
Physical & Biological Sciences
Engineering
For additional information on international scholars, visit isss.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
International Student and Scholar Services GLOBAL PROGRAMMING Academic Success • • • •
Graduate Preparation Program Beyond Orientation Workshops and Trainings Introduction to U.S. Classroom Culture Support to colleges and advisers
Cultural Engagement • • • • • •
International Student Orientation Global Leaders International Mentorship Program Intercultural workshops International Graduation Celebration Events, activities, and excursions
Students decorate pumpkins to celebrate Halloween in the Quarry Plaza
Health, Wellness, and Financial Stability • Health Care and Mental Health workshops with Health Services and CAPS • Tax software support • Sara Matthews Scholarship • Tax workshops
IMMIGRATION SERVICES • Immigration advising • SEVIS maintenance and DHS/Department of State reporting • Employment authorizations (OPT/CPT/AT) • Education and training on immigration topics • Filing immigration petitions, including H-1B and permanent residency • Other advising, including SSN, ITIN, and DMV
SERVICES TO CAMPUS
Incoming students learn about campus services during International Student Orientation
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• • • •
Compliance oversight (PDSO/RO) Campus training and outreach Partner with college and department advisers HR/Legal/Insurance
For additional information on international students and scholars, visit isss.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
Study Abroad Undergraduate student data for AY 2018-19 (including summer 2019).
57% Europe
16% Americas
19% Asia
3% Africa & Middle East 5% Oceania
PROGRAM TYPES • • • • • •
UCSC Faculty-Led UCSC Exchanges Other UCSC programs UCEAP Other UC programs Non UC programs Prague, Czech Republic
651 enrolled students 113 UCSC programs 478 UCEAP 60 Other programs
51 countries visited 5
TOP TEN DEPARTMENTS • • • • • • • • • •
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Economics Psychology Environmental Studies Politics Sociology Film & Digital Media Computer Science Art Literature
For additional information on Study Abroad, visit studyabroad.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
Study Abroad Undergraduate student data for AY 2018-19 (including summer 2019).
ENROLLMENT BY DIVISION
46% studied a language abroad
12% 14.8% graduating class earned credit abroad*
7% 50%
11%
*Based on AY 2017-18 graduation numbers
20%
Social Sciences
Arts
Sciences
Engineering
FINANCIAL AID
Humanities
28%
ENROLLMENT BY CLASS LEVEL 72% 17%
5% No Aid
35%
Recipient
ENROLLMENT BY TERM
43%
51% 33%
Sophmores
Seniors
Juniors
Graduating Seniors
10% Summer Quarter
6
6%
Two Year or Quarters more
For additional information on Study Abroad, visit studyabroad.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
Study Abroad Services ADVISING • • • • • •
Application workshops Program exploration workshops Walk-in advising Diversity and identity abroad Intercultural communication orientations Scholarship advising: Boren, Fulbright, Gilman, Rhodes, and Marshall • Financing study abroad workshops • Study Abroad 101 outreach presentations
EVENTS • • • • • • • •
Fall Study Abroad Fair Summer Opportunities Fair International Education Week EOP workshops for first-generation students Program information sessions Scholarship workshops First time traveler workshops Pre-Departure Orientations Students participate in a cooking course during the UCSC faculty-led program Italian on the Amalfi Coast
CAMPUS COLLABORATION • Faculty-led and global/domestic exchange management • Faculty-led proposal workshops • Faculty risk management training • Advisor workshops • Advisor specific resources • International site visit participation • UCEAP academic integration grants Students attend the Il Cinema Ritrovato Film Festival for Film History and Preservation in Italy
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For additional information on Study Abroad, visit studyabroad.ucsc.edu
2018 - 2019
International Partnerships Partnership data for AY 2018-19 (including summer 2019).
TYPES OF AGREEMENTS 11 active reciprocal Student Exchange Agreements
• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) • Student Exchange Agreement (SEA)
NEW AGREEMENTS 9 delegation visits
Faculty Research • Centro Ricerche EtnoAntropologiche Graduate Research • ISBI Bandung • University of Indonesia
DELEGATION VISITS • • • •
Student Exchange • Heidelberg University • KAIST • Korea University • Kyoto University • Rikkyo University • Seoul National University • Sungkyunkwan University • University of Tokyo
• • • •
Aarhus University Kyoto University (two visits) La Trobe University Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Swinburne University of Technology Technical University of Denmark University of Sonora University of Sussex
Summer Incoming Students • Universitat Internacional de Catalyunya
12 agreements in negotiation
45 active partnership agreements Technical University of Denmark delegation visit
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For additional information on partnerships, visit global.ucsc.edu