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Overview of Global Learning Participation
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Office of International Programs
ACADEMIC YEAR
2016-2017
Global Learning Patricia Arnold
Anjie Bertramson Kate Meyer
Cheri Nelson Christine Oakley Tyler Singleton
Samba Sow Mayra Villegas
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Table of Contents
Learning Outcomes ……………………………… 2
Definitions ……………….................................3
Highlights ………………………………………….. 4
Outreach ………………………………………....... 5
Global Learning Participation "At Home" ……. 6
Education Abroad Participation Rates ……….. 8
Participant Demographics ……………….…….. 9
Program Cost ………………………………...…… 10
Participation by Destination ………………….... 11
Statewide and Global Campus Participation .. 12
Participation by College ………………….…….. 13
WSU Study Abroad Programs ………….………. 25
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Global Cultural Diversity Student Learning Outcomes
Globally competent students graduating from Washington State University, as a result of their Global Learning experiences, will:
Understand connections that can be made from historical, cultural, economic and political contexts that shape society and reflect global systems.
Demonstrate knowledge of and be sensitive to others’ differing identities and values across cultures.
Apply intercultural communication skills to interact effectively with individuals and in groups.
Interact respectfully and responsibly across boundaries in diverse environments.
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Definitions Education Abroad is “education that occurs outside the participant’s home country. Besides study abroad, examples include such international experiences as work, volunteering, non-credit internships and directed travel, as long as these programs are driven to a significant degree by learning goals.”
818 individual students participated in education abroad experiences through WSU
14 students participated in more than one education abroad program
Study Abroad is defined as “the act of a student pursuing for credit educational opportunities in a country other than one’s own.” Study Abroad is identified as a subset of Education Abroad.
709 WSU students participated in study abroad experiences 734 individual students participated in study abroad experiences through WSU 109 students participated in non-credit education abroad experiences
Note: Throughout this report, statistics are defined as "duplicated" or "unduplicated" as needed for clarification.
Duplicated count shows each student counted based on the number of different programs he or she participated in, multiple countries visited, and those with more than one major.
Unduplicated count signifies that each individual is counted only once regardless the number of programs, countries or majors.
Non-Degree students are those from other institutions who participate in WSU study abroad programs. These students apply through the Global Learning Department, earn WSU credit and represent WSU while they are abroad. They are included and identified separately in some of the statistics in this report.
25 non-degree students studied abroad through WSU
WSU student data is from the Common Data Set for 2016-2017 available at http://ir.wsu.edu/Common%20Data%20Set.
National numbers are reported from the Institute of International Education’s 2016 Open Doors Report. Information is available at http://iie.org/Research-and-Publications/Open-Doors. A physical copy of the IIE 2016 Open Doors Report is kept on file in the Office of International Program-Global Learning Department. Statistics are reported in a manner that is consistent with Open Doors reporting when possible.
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Highlights
WSU continues to send more students from diverse ethnic backgrounds than the national average. At WSU 31% of students studying abroad self-identified as ethnically under-represented students, compared to 28% nationally.
58% of WSU study abroad students participated in faculty-led programs – a 13% increase from AY 2015.
151 students were awarded $176,900 in scholarship support, which included six Gilman Scholarships.
The Global Leadership Certificate program continues to grow with 102 students actively participating in the program in AY 2016.
The number of students using financial aid for their study abroad program increased 4.7% from AY2015, from 386 to 438 students.
Outreach
Summer Alive! New Student Orientation: Global Learning presented information sessions to 1759 newly admitted students and 819 parents at Summer Alive! This year marks the first year Global Learning used “TED Talks” to provide information about study abroad.
General Campus Outreach: Global Learning staff and volunteers provided outreach to over 2,400 students in academic classes, student groups, Greek life, and residence life to promote global learning at home and abroad.
Global Cougs 101: All students who express an interest in Global Learning opportunities are directed to attend a GC101 orientation session. Offered every weekday with nine sessions per week, Peer Advisors presented basic information and answered questions about being Global Cougs and studying abroad to 928 students.
Global Learning’s social media presence continues to grow with 940 Facebook likes, 1382 Twitter followers and 530 Instagram followers.
Global Learning Fairs: Each spring and fall the Global Learning team hosts Global Learning Fairs. Fairs are held in Pullman in the spring and fall semesters, and on the Vancouver campus in the fall. Study abroad providers and campus departments share information about their programs with students, staff and faculty who attend the fairs.
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Global Learning Participation "At Home"
Global Leadership Certificate: 102 students were actively pursuing the Global Leadership Certificate (GLC). Since the creation of the GLC in 2012, 63 certificates have been awarded.
Global Learning Peer Advisor Program: Since 2003, returned study abroad students have participated in the Global Learning Peer Advisor program and have demonstrated the value of their abroad experience to the WSU community. Peer Advisors are an integral part of the Global Learning Department and play a vital role in achieving the mission of the Office of International Programs. Fourteen students participated in the Peer Advisor program in AY 2016.
Global Learning Ambassador Program: Thirty-seven Global Learning Ambassadors served as a resource to students interested in study abroad by fielding questions about their experiences abroad.
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Study Abroad Participant Demographics (Demographic totals are unduplicated and do not include non-degree students)
Class Standing
Ethnic Background
Self-reported from WSU admissions data
Caucasian/White: 442 (62.3%) Hispanic or Latino(a): 103 (14.5%) Asian or Pacific Islander: 42 (6%) African American/Black: 13 (1.8%) Multiracial: 60 (8.5%) American Indian or Alaskan Native: 2 (.3%) No Response: 32 None of the Above (International) 15
31% of WSU undergraduate study abroad participants self-identified as being part of an ethnic minority group. Nationally 28% of education abroad participants self-identified as being a part of an ethnic minority group.
Gender Profile
Self-reported from WSU admissions data
Female: 492 (69.4%) Male: 217 (30.6%) The general WSU student population is 52.2% female and 47.8% male. Nationally 66.5% of education abroad participants are female while 33.5% are male.
Freshman: 12 Sophomore: 79 Junior: 242 Senior: 316 Graduate: 38 Post Bachelor Undergraduates: 6 Professional: 16
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Study Abroad Program Cost
Financial Aid Use for Study Abroad
AY2015 AY2016
Study Abroad: 386 Students (57.4%) 438 Students (62.1) WSU Overall: 13,734 Students (56.1%) 13,821 Students (47.3%)
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Study Abroad Participation by Destination (Duplicated Counts)
Participation by Region
Participation by Country Ghana: 2 Kenya: 1 Morocco: 2 Senegal: 1 South Africa: 1 Tanzania: 1 China: 12 India: 2 Indonesia: 1 Japan: 27 Jordan: 7 Malaysia: 1
South Korea: 19 Taiwan: 1 Thailand: 16 UAE: 1 Vietnam: 5 Argentina: 2 Brazil: 3 Chile: 5 Colombia: 1 Costa Rica: 24 Cuba: 3 Ecuador: 14
Guatemala: 36 Mexico: 3 Peru: 40 Croatia: 1 Czech Republic: 18 Denmark: 10 England: 35 France: 58 Germany: 22 Greece: 39 Ireland: 12 Italy: 101
Netherlands: 2 Norway: 8 Poland: 1 Russia: 22 Scotland: 26 Spain: 121 Sweden: 9 Switzerland: 24 Wales: 7 Australia: 16 New Zealand: 16 Semester at Sea: 2
Africa: 8 Asia: 92 Americas: 131 Europe: 516 Oceania: 32 Multi-Destination: 2
WSU
Spain – 15.47% Italy – 13.02% France – 7.48% Peru – 5.16%
U.S.
U.K. – 12% Italy – 10.7% Spain – 9.2% France – 5.3%
Most Popular Destinations
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Spokane - 59
109 students (15%) went abroad from non‐Pullman campuses. (Includes non‐degree students)
Majors Education – 2
Hospitality Business Management – 3 Mechanical Engineering – 3
Nursing – 6 General Science – 1
Undecided ‐ 1
WSU Statewide Education Abroad Participants
Majors
Business Administration – 8 Non-Degree - 1
Global Campus - 9
Majors
Nursing – 22 Pharmacy – 15
Speech and Hearing Sciences – 10 Non-Degree - 12
Tri-Cities - 16
Vancouver - 23
Majors Biology – 2 Mechanical Eng 1 Business Admin – 5 Nursing ‐ 1 DTC – 1 Political Sci ‐ 1 Earth & Env Sci – 1 Public Affairs ‐ 1 English – 1 Social Sciences ‐ 3 HBM – 1 Strategic Comm ‐ 1 Human Dev – 1 Undecided ‐ 2 MBA – 1
Everett - 2
Majors Hospitality Business Mgmnt ‐ 2
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Study Abroad Participation by College and Major
Note: Students with more than one major within a single College are counted once in that College. Students with more than one major in multiple Colleges are counted in each College.
COLLEGE Study Abroad (Duplicated Count)
% of Total
College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences
76 9.6%
College of Arts and Sciences 178 22.4%
Carson College of Business 240 30.3%
College of Education 49 6.18%
E.S. Floyd College of Medicine 12 1.5%
Edward R. Murrow College of Communication 71 8.9%
College of Nursing 51 6.43%
College of Pharmacy 15 1.9%
Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
50 6.3%
College of Veterinary Medicine 21 2.65%
Honors College 88 11.1%
School of the Environment 13 1.64%
Undecided and Non-Degree 30 3.78%
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Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
CAHNRS Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 35
Provider 29
Exchange 0
Direct Enroll 6
Partnership 6
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
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CAHNRS Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 5 5 Spring 16 25
Summer 45 46 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 66 76
Average CAHNRS GPA 3.22
College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
Agricultural & Food Business Economics
1
Agricultural Biotechnology 4 Agricultural Education 0
Agricultural Technology and Production
Management 1
Agriculture and Food Security
1
Animal Sciences 18 Apparel Merchandising and
Textiles 26
Crop Sciences 0 Economic Sciences 12
Field Crop Management 0 Food Science 1
Fruit and Vegetable Management
0
Human Development 11 Landscape, Nursery and
Greenhouse Management 0
Organic Agriculture Systems 0 Turf Grass Management 0 Viticulture and Enology 1
Total CAHNRS 76 Total WSU 709
CAHNRS % Total 10.7%
MAJOR STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
12
*Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
*CAS Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 79
Provider 77
Exchange 17
Direct Enroll 11
Partnership 3
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
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CAS Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 25 27 Spring 59 63
Summer 77 91 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 6 6
Total 167 *187
Average CAS GPA 3.35
College of Arts and Sciences
Anthropology 6 Asian Studies 1
Biology 16 Chemistry 3
Chinese Language and Culture 0 Comparative Ethnic Studies 2
Criminal Justice and Criminology 12 Data Analytics 0
Digital Technology and Culture 5 Earth Sciences 1
English 6 Environmental and Ecosystem Sciences 4
Fine Arts 1 Forestry 0 French 1
French for the Professions 0 German for the Professions 0
History 6 Humanities 1 Japanese 5
Japanese for the Professions 1 Mathematics 4
Music 1 Philosophy 0
Physics 2 Political Science 13
Psychology 31 Public Affairs 1
General Studies, Science 4 Social Sciences 5 Social Studies 0
Sociology 8 Spanish 11
Spanish for the Professions 2 Wildlife Ecology& Conservation Sciences 9
Women's Studies 0 Zoology 16
Total CAS 178 Total WSU 709
CAS % Total 25.1%
MAJOR STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
*Duplicated count
13
*Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
*CCB Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 157
Provider 71
Exchange 11
Direct Enroll 3
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
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CCB Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 17 26 Spring 78 66
Summer 143 145 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 2 5
Total 240 *242
Average CCB GPA 3.29
Accounting 26
Business Administration 12
General Business 0
Entrepreneurship 5
Finance 35
Hospitality Business Management
35
International Business 39
Management 25
Management Information Systems
12
Marketing 44
Wine Business Management 7
Total CCB 240
Total WSU 704
CCB % Total 33.8%
Carson College of Business
MAJORS STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
*Duplicated count
14
Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
ED Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 21
Provider 14
Exchange 2
Direct Enroll 1
Partnership 11
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
9
ED Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 4 4
Spring 9 10 Summer 13 35
Calendar Year 0 0 Academic Year 0 0
Total 26 49
Average ED GPA 3.43
College of Education
Elementary Education 21
Kinesiology 17
Athletic Training 0
Sport Management 11
Total ED 49
Total WSU 709
ED % Total 6.9%
MAJORS
STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
15
Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
EFCM Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 9
Provider 3
Exchange 0
Direct Enroll 0
Partnership 0
Non-Credit
0
EFCM Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 0 1 Spring 7 8
Summer 6 3 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 13 12
Average EFCM GPA 3.48
Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine
Nutrition and Exercise Physiology
2
Speech and Hearing Sciences 10
Total EFCM 12
WSU Total 709
EFCM % of WSU Total 1.7%
MAJORS STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
16
*Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
MCC Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 31
Provider 34
Exchange 1
Direct Enroll 5
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
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MCC Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 *2016
Fall 5 9 Spring 27 27
Summer 25 35 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 1 0
Total 58 71
Average MCC GPA 3.26
Edward R. Murrow College of Communication
Communication and Society 6
Journalism and Media Production
16
Strategic Communication 49
Total MCC 71
Total WSU 709
MCC % Total 10%
MAJORS STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
*Duplicated count
17
Study Abroad Participation by Region
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
NURS Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 43
Provider 7
Exchange 0
Direct Enroll 1
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
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NURS Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 0 1 Spring 1 4
Summer 18 46 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 19 51
Average NURS GPA 3.68
College of Nursing
Nursing 51
Total WSU 709
NURS % Total 7.19%
MAJOR STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
18
2014 2015
Fall 21 16 Spring 73 78 Summer 132 151 Academic Year
0 2
Calendar Year
0 0
Total
226 247
Study Abroad Participation by Region
PHARM Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 7
Provider 0
Exchange 0
Direct Enroll 8
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
1
PHARM Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 0 0 Spring 6 3
Summer 14 12 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 19 15
Average PHARM GPA 3.56
College of Pharmacy
Pharmacy 15
Total PHARM 15
Total WSU 709
PHARM % Total 2.11%
MAJORS STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
19
*VCEA Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 31
Provider 13
Exchange 6
Direct Enroll 1
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
41
VCEA Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 *2016
Fall 25 9 Spring 8 8
Summer 31 32 Calendar Year 1 0
Academic Year 1 2
Total 66 51
Average VCEA GPA
3.37
Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
Architectural Studies 10
Bioengineering 1
Chemical Engineering 5
Civil Engineering 5
Computer Engineering 1
Computer Science 3
Construction Engineering 0
Construction Management 1
Electrical Engineering 0
Interior Design 14
Landscape Architecture 1 Materials Science and
Engineering 1
Mechanical Engineering 8
Software Engineering 0
Total VCEA 50 Total WSU 709
VCEA % Total 7.1%
STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
*Study Abroad Participation by Region
MAJORS
*Duplicated count
20
Study Abroad Participation by Region
VET MED Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 12
Provider 6
Exchange 3
Direct Enroll 0
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
8
VET MED Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 3 2 Spring 8 9
Summer 15 10 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 26 21
Average VET MED GPA 3.64
College of Veterinary Medicine
Biochemistry 1
Genetics and Cell Biology 2
Microbiology 9
Neuroscience 7
Veterinary Medicine 2
Total VET MED 21
Total WSU 709
VET MED % Total 3%
MAJORS STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
21
Study Abroad Participation by Region
Honors Participation by Program Type Faculty-Led 55
Provider 25
Exchange 3
Direct Enroll 4
Partnership 1
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
23
Average Honors GPA
3.68
Honors College
College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences
12
College of Arts and Sciences 25
Carson College of Business 16
Murrow College of Communication
3
College of Education 3
College of Nursing 7
Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture
10
College of Veterinary Medicine
12
Total Honors 88
Total WSU 709
Honors % Total 12.4%
COLLEGE STUDY
ABROAD STUDENTS
Honors Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 5 8 Spring 17 18
Summer 53 62 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 75 88
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Study Abroad Participation by Region
SoE Study Abroad Per AY/Term
2015 2016
Fall 0 0 Spring 0 4
Summer 7 9 Calendar Year 0 0
Academic Year 0 0
Total 7 13
MAJOR STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
Earth Sciences 1
Environmental and Ecosystem Sciences
3
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
9
Total SoE 13
Total WSU 709
SoE % Total 1.8%
School of the Environment
SoE Participation by Program Type
Faculty-Led 7
Provider 2
Exchange 2
Direct Enroll 2
Partnership 0
Non-Credit Not included in other statistics on this page.
1
Average SoE GPA
3.16
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WSU Study Abroad Programs
AY2016 WSU Faculty-Led Programs
Animal Production Systems in the World – CAHNRS
Business in Greece - CCB Business in Korea - CCB Business in Spain - CCB Business in Thailand - CCB Business: Winter in Switzerland - CCB Criminal Justice in London - CAS Cultural and Business Exploration in the Cloud
Forest & Galapagos Islands! - CCB EMBA in China – CCB English Language Teaching and Learning in
Japan - EDUC Exploring the History, Culture and
Environment of Ireland - CAHNRS and HNRS First Generation Abroad Spain - Office of
the Provost & Office for Access, Equity & Achievement
Food, Wine, and Culture of Italy and France - CCB Global Sport Management in Korea - EDUC
Guatemala: Hearts in Motion Medical Mission Pullman - CAS
Healthcare in Peru Community Health – NURS Healthcare in Peru Environmental Health - NURS Hearts in Motion - Spokane Interprofessional
Outreach Program - EFCM “Join Us” in Germany – CAHNRS and HNRS Jordan: Collaborative Approaches to Sustainable
Built Environments - SDC L’Art de vivre in Paris - CAS MBA in China - CCB Murrow Global Expedition Storytelling in Greece -
MCC OMBA in China and South Korea - CCB Paris a Designers View - VCEA and CAHNRS Scandinavia: The Vikings and Beyond – HNRS SES Italy Study Abroad Program - CAHNRS WSU Summer in Germany - CAS
WSU Exchanges
Aberystwyth University – Wales City University of Hong Kong - China Copenhagen Business School – Denmark Cork Institute of Technology - Ireland Ecole d’Ingenieurs de Purpan – France IE University – Spain International Christian University – Japan Jacobs University Bremen – Germany Kansai Gaidai University – Japan La Trobe University – Australia Nihon University – Japan Singapore Management University – Singapore
Southeast University – China Swansea University – Wales University of Bonn – Germany University of Copenhagen – Denmark University of Liverpool - England University of New England – Australia University of Stirling – Scotland University of St. Gallen – Switzerland University of Talca - Chile Zurich University of Applied Sciences -
Switzerland International Student Exchange Program
WSU Providers
American Institute for Study Abroad Academic Programs International Arcadia University CEA Global Education CET Academic Programs Council on International Education Exchange Danish Institute for Study Abroad The Education Abroad Network
The Institute for European Studies Institute for Study Abroad – Butler International Studies Abroad Study Abroad in Italy The School for Field Studies The School for International Training Semester at Sea University Studies Abroad Consortium
WSU Partnerships
Camp Adventure IAU College – France Lincoln University – New Zealand
