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2013 UNC India SummitSuzanne Ortega Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
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In the last academic year (2011-2012)…
More than 750 students enrolled in 18 non-language courses with an Indian or S. Asian focus
At two of our campuses, 312 students took 18 Hindi-Urdu language courses
Building the next generation of India-engaged global leaders
PartnershipsCreating deep and multi-faceted relationships with Indian partner
institutions
8 UNC campuses reported 41 partnerships with institutions in India AS
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UNC-India Institutional Partnerships
Partners in IndiaUNC Campus
PartnershipsCreating deep and multi-faceted relationships with Indian partner
institutions
The largest concentrations of partner institutions are in New Delhi (6) Mumbai (4) and Chennai (3)
Study Programs
In AY 11-12:135 ECU students took 9 virtual courses jointly with students and faculty in India.
In AY 11-12: 30 students participated in study abroad programs.
More than 50 UNC faculty have traveled or taught in India
Building the next generation of India-engaged global leaders
Faculty Involvement
Since 2005, more than 40 UNC faculty have coauthored research publications with authors at Indian institutions
This research has spanned agriculture, business, computer science, engineering, medicine and physics
Source: REACH NC
Alumni
5 campuses reported
1,741 alumni originally from India
553 currently residing in India.
This represents a huge data gap
Current Students
5 campuses reported
122 visiting scholars from India
356 Graduate and Undergraduate students from India studying on Visas
People
In 2011, there were more than 70,000 people of Indian ancestry living in North Carolina
Between 2003 and 2012, the number of students from India increased from 900 on 10 UNC college campuses to 1,418 on 15 UNC campuses
Trade
2008 2009 2010 2011$0
$200,000,000
$400,000,000
$600,000,000
$800,000,000
$1,000,000,000
$1,200,000,000
$1,400,000,000North Carolina-India Trade 2008-
2011
NC-India Trade Year
Dollars In 2011, NC-India
Trade totaled more than $1.2 billon
Source: International Trade Administration
