Day 1 University Recognition

University Recognition – A gTertiary World

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GGreg ValentinePriyamvada TanejaJohn Switzer

Recognition HostsRecognition Hosts

Greg Valentine A t li d N Z l d UKGreg Valentine: Australia and New Zealand, UK

P i d T j h i diPriyamvada Taneja:, North America, India

J h S iJohn Switzer: Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore

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New recognition materials

http://www ibo org/recognitionhttp://www.ibo.org/recognition

University Policies by CountryUniversity Policies by Country

IB Recognition Policy rangesIB Recognition Policy ranges

Typical Exemplary• Higher Level courses only • No special recognition for Diploma• Admissions reps unaware of IB

• Statement of institutional support for Diploma• Guaranteed admission to the institution• Sophomore standing• Award of a designated, renewablescholarship & consideration for others

• Admission to an honors program• Admission to special, interdisciplinary first year programs

• Designated IB advisor• Access to research opportunities• Priority placement in residence halls• Advisement on study abroad and international internships

• Mentored support with application for awards such as the Fulbright and the Rhodes Scholarship

US Scholarships*US Scholarships American International UniversityAmerican University of ParisBabson CollegeBentley University

Pacific UniversitySavannah College of Art and Design (Atlanta)Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah)Southern Methodist UniversityBentley University

College of IdahoDefiance CollegeDrury UniversityFlorida Atlantic U: Wilkes Honors College

Southern Methodist UniversitySt. Lawrence UniversitySt. Mary’s College of MarylandSt. Mary’s College (San Antonio)Stetson University

Florida Gulf Coast UniversityHigh Point UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyMeredith CollegeMesa State University

Texas Technological UniversityUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of FloridaUniversity of Nebraska (Lincoln)University of North FloridaMesa State University

Methodist UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMiddle Tennessee State UniversityMidwestern State University

University of North FloridaUniversity of RochesterUniversity of TampaUniversity of TulsaWabash College

Missouri Sate UniversityMissouri Western State UniversityMontana State University (Bozeman)New College of FloridaOberlin College

Western Oregon UniversityWestern Washington UniversityWinthrop UniversityWittenberg University

Oberlin CollegeOregon State UniversityOtterbein College

*As of December 2009

Canadian Scholarships* p

Arcadia UniversityBishop’s University

University of British ColumbiaUniversity of CalgaryU i i f Ki ’ C llBishop s University

Brock UniversityCape Breton University

Collège universitaire de Saint Boniface

University of King’s CollegeUniversity of Manitoba

University of New Brunswick – FrederictonUniversity of New Brunswick –Saint John

Concordia University College of AlbertaDalhousie UniversityMemorial University of Newfoundland

Mount Allison University

University of New Brunswick Saint JohnUniversity of ReginaUniversity of Toronto

University of Victoriaf lMount Allison University

Saint Mary’s University – HalifaxSimon Fraser UniversitySt. Thomas University

University of WaterlooUniversity of Western OntarioUniversity of Windsor

University of WinnipegTrent UniversityUniversité de MonctonUniversité de MontréalUniversity of Alberta

University of WinnipegWilfrid Laurier UniversityYork University

*as of Dec 2009

The US Application ProcessPresenting your studentsPresenting your students

1. School profile ‐ Defines who you are1. IB courses2. Exam performance3. University destinations

2. School Transcript – Identify IB Diploma students2. School Transcript Identify IB Diploma students3. Consider using the common application

1. Define student IB Diploma status

4. List IB exams, Extended Essay1. IB Diploma respected often as the most rigorous curriculum the

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The Application Process CanadaThe Application Process Canada unique

– Diploma generally required for considerationconsideration

– Admission may be based on ‘anticipated results’

How to find an institution’s policy

From the IBO main page

The IB in………

http://www.ibo.org/country/US/index.cfm

htt // ib / t /CA/i d fhttp://www.ibo.org/country/CA/index.cfm

Australasia: IB Context• Australia, NZ, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands

• 198 Authorised IB Programmes in Australasia: 76DP, 46MYP, 76PYP

• 83 Candidate IB Programmes in Australasia: 8DP, 23MYP, 52PYP

• Australia 4th largest country for number of IB Schools and has 60,000 students

• Well established State and Government Education systems in AUSTRALIA and NZ.

• National Curriculum Development in Australia – IB to seek recognition as an Alternative Curricula from ACARA

• Formal DP ‘Recognition’ Agreements in Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania and South Australia

• IB seen as alternate programme not ‘equal to’ and certainly not ‘better than’ State/National Systems – very political

• Predominantly mono‐lingual in Australasia (13% Bilingual Diplomas)

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Australasia Destination Data – Nov 2009 (Nov 2010 data will be available after March 2011)will be available after March 2011)

• N.B. Importance of completing destination entries in IBIS (edit function now available)

• Out of 2000 registrations in Australasia 1304 destination entries were entered into IBIS which represents about 65% of Australasian Students

• 184 to University of Melbourne, 131 to Monash, 120 to University of Queensland, 115 to University of Adelaide, 92 to University of Sydney 77 to Griffith University, 62 to Auckland University, 51 to UNSW, 41 to ANU, 27 to Otago University etc

• 5.37% non Tertiary‐bound for 2010

• 176 to Business/Economics, 138 to Medicine/Health Sciences, 125 to Science, 116 to Arts, 89 to Law, 76 to Engineering

• 3.99% to non‐Australasian destinations – most to US and UK


Brief Summary of Pathways in AustraliaBrief Summary of Pathways in AustraliaAustralian citizens including those overseas apply through a Tertiary Admission Centre (TAC).(TAC).

International students apply directly to the University of choice although UAC has now set up UAC and some other TAC’s (e.g. QTAC) are moving this way. Some TAC’s have a different process for International students within Australia and those outside Australia.different process for International students within Australia and those outside Australia. International IBDP students are still advised to apply directly to the University as well(concern about TAC’s inflexibility re. Diploma non-awardees). Use the electronic results requests service on IBIS.

All TAC’s and Universities accept IBDP students – DP needed for most - .competitive entry results in high cut-offs for top Universities. There is some access for non-successful DP or Certificate students although limited.

Not everyone you contact in Admissions knows about IBDP but key people do. Contact the Sydney Office for any assistance with entry to Australasian Institutions.


IBDP Conversion Table 2011 (except SA/NT)

IB SCORE UAC Rank IB SCORE UAC Rank

45 99.95 34 92.4544 99.80 33 90.90

43 99 60 32 89 0543 99.60 32 89.05

42 99.35 31 87.0041 98.80 30 84.2540 98.40 29 81.70

39 97.55 28 79.6538 97.10 27 77.4037 96.25 26 75.0536 95.10 25 72.25

35 93.90 24 69.10

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IBDP Conversion Table 2011 in SA/NT

IB SCORE UAC Rank IB SCORE UAC Rank

45 99.95 34 95.1544 99.95 33 94.55

43 99 95 32 93 3043 99.95 32 93.30

42 99.85 31 91.3541 99.20 30 87.1540 98.85 29 83.85

39 98.50 28 82.9038 98.20 27 81.3037 97.75 26 78.9536 96.30 25 75.55

35 95.50 24 69.90

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Admissions Centres * best detail• *University Admissions Centre (UAC) for Universities in NSW/ACT www.uac.edu.au

• Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) for Universities in Queensland www.qtac.edu.au

• Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) for Universities in Victoria www.vtac.edu.au

• *South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) for Universities in South Australia www.satac.edu.au

• Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) for Universities in Western Australia www.tisc.edu.au

• University of Tasmania (UTAS) for Universities in Tasmania www.utas.edu.au


Australia ‐ Information

• Use www.ibo.org/country/AU for information on each Australian University’s IB Diploma Recognition Policy. These are maintained by the Universities and are not always current or complete but all 42 entries have now been completed in 2010 on a newly‐developed template and have live‐links to the University site.

• Alternatively look at each University’s web site (search for ‘International Baccalaureate’)

• Note different processes for Bond and Notre Dame (Private)

• Very limited use of Predicted Grades (although this is expanding particularly• Very limited use of Predicted Grades (although this is expanding particularly with mid‐year entry)

• Note also that there are varying entry procedures form some courses e.g.Note also that there are varying entry procedures form some courses e.g. Medicine, Visual Arts/Music


Australia: University Pathways online

• go to www ibo org/country/AU/index cfm• go to www.ibo.org/country/AU/index.cfm

• 43 Tertiary Institutes are now listed with Pathway Policies

ll h d th ‘t l t b d ‘ P th P ti ” Th i f ti i l d d h b• all have now used the new ‘template‐based ‘ Pathways‐Practices”. The information included has been provided by each of the Institutions but needs to be updated by them (often with our assistance).

• the new templates make reference to minimum entry, incentives, pathways for non‐successful Diploma or Certificate students English proficiency scholarships mid year entry domestic andDiploma or Certificate students, English proficiency, scholarships, mid year entry, domestic and international students and some with how the University is aligned with IB philosophy and pedagogy etc

• there is also a contact address and email for each Institutionthere is also a contact address and email for each Institution


New Zealand apply directly to the University

All 8 U i iti i NZ t th f ll IB Di lAll 8 Universities in NZ accept the full IB Diploma

• Ad eundum (to the same level) status is granted to meet University Entrance

• University detail varies (check www.ibo.org):

Auckland University of Technology

Lincoln University

Massey UniversityMassey University

University of Auckland (new template)

University of Canterbury (new template)

W ik t U i itWaikato University

Victoria University Wellington

University of Otago


New ZealandNew Zealand

• No Certificate pathways (officially, although there is limited alternative access)

• Admitted on the basis of the Diploma score

• Some scholarships but not IB‐specific

• Victoria University Wellington Leadership Programme

• Full Diploma does not guarantee a place as entry is competitive

• University of Auckland has IB‐specific information on their website with minimumUniversity of Auckland has IB specific information on their website with minimum IB scores for Courses

• All NZ Universities now have updated policies on www.ibo.org/country/NZ/index.cfm

li d i i h i l i h f d i l• Australian and NZ citizens have reciprocal rights for domestic places

• Some Universities have portfolio, audition, interview, pre‐requisites etc for some courses. Check them.


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Current situation & Developments

• Clearer statements now being made on NZ Universities website and by the Universities about Literacy and Numeracy requirements but generally met by English A1 and any Group 5 Mathematics course.

• Expansion of IB into key NZ schools – from 5 schools and 288 students in 2009 to 11 schools and 488 p ystudents in 2011

• ACER “Perceptions of the IB Diploma Programme among Australian & NZ Universities” completed. Report published in July 2007 and on www.ibo.org

• Positive responses generallyp g y• “Misperceptions” about IB


New Zealand

Current situation & Developments

• Some have higher minimum scores for International Students

• University of Canterbury will consider Discretionary Entry and Advanced Placement (recent data on success of IBDP Graduates)(recent data on success of IBDP Graduates)

• Some inconsistency with English Proficiency requirements – English A2 not recognisednor is completion of the IBDP in English at some Universities. Would prefer to have a NZ‐wide common agreement.

• Check the three Science ‘requirement’ at University of Otago for Health Sciences (preferred or mandatory?)(p y )

• Some advanced placement for HL 7’s e.g. see University of Canterbury policy

• All Eight Universities now have policies online using the new template.


How can one best get up‐to‐dateHow can one best get up to date information on UK recognition?

• UCAS www.ucas.ac.uk• Most universities now have IB offers on their

websites – but they are not statutory.• Look at the IBO website• http://www.ibo.org/diploma/recognition/

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How does the system work?How does the system work?

• All students apply through UCAS i.e. centralisedAll students apply through UCAS i.e. centralised admissions – good.

• http://www.ucas.ac.uk/p // /• All done online.• Decisions of offers / admissions can be incrediblyDecisions of offers / admissions can be incredibly decentralised.

• Student submits exam grades, personal statementg , p• School supplies predicted final grades, reference

What are the key dates?What are the key dates?

• In the final academic year before starting university.In the final academic year before starting university.• October 15th – applications must be submitted for Oxford, Cambridge, and courses in medicine, , g , ,dentistry and veterinary science

• January 15th – all other applicationsy pp• March 31th / May 5th – all offers made• Others on: http://www.ucas.ac.uk/students/importantdates

Offers 2010Offers 2010University Subject OfferAston Business 34 18 at HLBath Molecular

biology34 6, 6, 5 at HL

biologyCambridge Economics 40 7, 7, 6 at HL, 7 in HL

MathsMathsDurham Modern

Languages36 6, 6 in French &

SpanishEast Anglia Pharmacy 31 5s at HLKCL Molecular 34 5, 5, 5 at HL Chem

genetics & Bio

More Offers 2010More Offers 2010

U i it S bj t OffUniversity Subject OfferLancaster Theatre 30 16 at HLLeeds Geography 34 6 in Geog HLLeeds Geography 34 6 in Geog HLSt Bartholemew's Medicine 36 6, 6, 5 at HLSt George's Biomedical 28 5 in Bio HLSt George s Biomedical

science28 5 in Bio HL

Sheffield Hallam Business 24York Philosophy 34

Do UK universities ever make bad offers?

• Yes – several sources– E.g. Asking for 3 sciences.

• Extreme specialisation– E.g. Wanting Further MathsW ll i f h• Well‐meaning use of the DP– E.g. Wanting maths for psychology when it is not required for A level studentsrequired for A level students.

• Do not be afraid to challenge unfair offers – but do so politely and patently.p y p y

Are UK universities comfortable with the IB 1 – 7 scale?

• Yes• Almost entirely• Almost entirely

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India Recognition of the IB Diploma– Recognized by the Association of Indian universities as an entry qualification

to all universities in India since 1983.

India Recognition of the IB Diploma

– In India the universities want % equivalence to be given. The IBO produces and issues for universities a South Asian Transcript detailing percentage equivalency for students applying to India. q y pp y g

– Students have to request this through the IB coordinator or Counselor by asking them to fill a form on IBIS “Request for results service.”

– South Asian Transcripts are sent with % are sent within 48 hours in an emailSouth Asian Transcripts are sent with % are sent within 48 hours in an email to DP coordinators from the IBAP office in Singapore.

– Important to Note: IB diploma is recognized, but extreme competition for space makes acceptance extremely difficultspace makes acceptance extremely difficult.

– Association of Indian Universities recognizes the IB Diploma but the information doesn’t filter down to colleges and universities. Timings of the results and the admission deadlines of various universities– Timings of the results and the admission deadlines of various universities…..

Professional Courses Most of the professional institutes in India today prefer to conduct entrance exams for selecting candidates. While some institutes participate in a common entrance exam, others may conduct their own individual entrance exam too. Engineering : Entrance to Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) is conducted through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). The exam is in the second week of April. AIEEE: The All India Engineering Entrance Examination or AIEEE caters to the needs of the 18 National Institutes of Technology, alongside some other prominent engineering colleges. The exam is in the last week of April. M di i Th diff i i di i f h i All I diMedicine : There are different competitive exams medicine one of them is All India Pre‐Medical / Pre‐Dental Entrance Examination (AIPMT). Most of the exams are in the month of May/June. L E T f N i l L S h l f I di U i i i ( CLAT) f 11 LLaw: Entrance Test for National Law School of India Universities ( CLAT) for 11 Law schools in IndiaBachelor’s in Business Administration: Entrance Test in April/May/June

* Additional tutorials are required for all competitive exams.

Subject Combination and percentage j p gof marks required

Subject Combination and percentageSubject Combination and percentage of marks required

Tough CompetitionTough Competition

Tough CompetitionTough Competition

Universities with updated IB PoliciesUniversities with updated IB Policies • University of Delhi (Central University)

The IB Diploma is recognized as a general entry qualification for admission to all p g g y qthe affiliated colleges of University of Delhi. Check the University Bulletin http://www.du.ac.in/index.php?id=662 for more details. – Lady Sri Ram College, affiliated to University of Delhiy g , yThe college accepts applications from IB students. Students are accepted on predicted grades provisionally subject to merit, vacancies for the course selected and passing of pre admission tests for English and Journalism p g p gcourses. Check the website http://www.lsr.edu.in/faqs.asp#IBProgrammefor more details.

– Sri Ventateswara College, affiliated to University of Delhi g , yThe college accepts applications from IB students according to the recommendations made by the Equivalence committee. Check http://www.svc.ac.in/page200.html for more detailsp p g

Universities with updated IB PoliciesUniversities with updated IB Policies• University of Mumbai (State University)

The University of Mumbai accepts IB students with Predicted grades. Due to the y p glate release date of the final results from the I.B. office in Geneva, Switzerland, students are eligible to apply on the basis of their provisional grades issued by their respective schools. Quote the following circular when referring to the provisional grade acceptance:, http://www.mu.ac.in/elg7183.pdf– HR College of Commerce & Economics affiliated to University of Mumbai

HR College welcomes applications from IB students. Check the website for more g ppdetails: http://www.hrcollege.edu/

• Indian Institutes of Technology (Technical Institutes) The Indian Institutes of Technology (popularly known as IITs) recognize the IBThe Indian Institutes of Technology (popularly known as IITs) recognize the IB Diploma as an entry qualification to be eligible to sit the entrance examination called Joint Entrance exam for (JEE). Click on the link for more details; http://jee.iitd.ac.in/eligibility.phpp j g y p p

Universities with updated IB PoliciesUniversities with updated IB Policies• Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore (Institute of Science Education)

considers the IB Diploma Exam to be equivalent to 12th standard exam for thef d i i h i d d Thi ipurpose of admission to their undergraduate programme. This programme is at

present open only to students holding Indian passports and they have to qualify foradmission through a national exam such as KVPY, IIT‐JEE, AIEEE and AIPMT. If astudent is selected for admission and the results of the final exam are not availablestudent is selected for admission and the results of the final exam are not availableat the time of counseling (third week of June 2011), his/her admission will beprovisional. When classes start in the 1st of August 2011, the student will have toproduce a marks card that confirms that he/she has studied Physics, Chemistry andproduce a marks card that confirms that he/she has studied Physics, Chemistry andMathematics and received a first class (60%) or equivalent grade in the final exam.

• National Institute of Design (Autonomous National institute of excellence) Admission is open to students who have passed or who will appear for IB examAdmission is open to students who have passed or who will appear for IB exam. Candidates passing the Institute’s admission tests/interviews will be admitted, subject to passing their qualifying examinations before they join the Institute. http://www.nid.edu/index.php?option=com content&view=article&id=85&Itemidhttp://www.nid.edu/index.php?option com_content&view article&id 85&Itemid=148

Universities with updated IB Policies• Symbiosis International University – Deemed University

SIU recognizes IB Diploma as equivalent to Indian 10 + 2 examinations for entry to its undergraduate programmes. Students have to sit for an entrance test .for g p gadmission. Click on the link for more details: http://www.symbiosis.ac.in/eligibility_recog.html

• Manipal University (Deemed University) p y ( y)Manipal University recognizes IB Diploma as equivalent to the + 2 stage of an Indian Board as an entry qualification for all its courses. Students who will be appearing for the IB examinations will have to enclose forecast/ predicted results pp g / pcertified by the school. For more details check the link: http://www.manipal.edu/InternationalStudents/UnderGraduate/Eligibility/Pages/Overview.aspx

• Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, (KIIT) University, Deemed University KIIT University recognizes the IB Diploma Programme as equivalent to 10 + 2 qualification of an Indian Board. Check the link for more details: qhttp://kiitee.ac.in/2011/eligibility.aspx

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Universities with updated IB PoliciesUniversities with updated IB Policies• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Deemed University

Narsee Monjee recognizes IB Diploma for all its schools as equivalent to 10 + 2 qualification of an Indian Board. Click the link below for more details: http://www.nmims.edu/academic‐program‐p // / p gdetail1.php?type=B.Tech.&programs=Information Technology&link=Eligibility

• Christ University, Bangalore (Deemed University) Christ University welcomes International Baccalaureate® (IB) students to applyChrist University welcomes International Baccalaureate (IB) students to apply to our undergraduate programmes. Admission to all programmes is based on academic achievement and Christ University Selection Process. Provisional Admission will be given to students based on predicted grades along with the g p g gtranscript detailing percentage equivalencefrom the school last attended. Candidates should submit the final results of class 12 on or before July 10th of the admission year. Click on the website for more details; http://www.christuniversity.in/secpageview.php?LID=200

Universities with IB Recognition statements since 1989• All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi• Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh• Andhra University• Anna University, Madras• Bangalore University• Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani• Bharathidasan University Tiruchirapalli• Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli• Himachal Pradesh University• Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi• Jadavpur University, Calcutta• Kurukshetra Vishvavidyalaya• Osmania University, Hyderabad• North Eastern Hill University, Shillong

Universities with IB Recognition t t t i 1989statements since 1989

• North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon• National La School of India Uni ersit Bangalore• National Law School of India University, Bangalore • Punjabi University, Patiala• Panjab University, Chandigarh• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore• The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda• University of Allahabady• University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore• University of Poona, Pune• University of Calicut• University of Calicut• University of Madras• University of Rajasthan, Jaipur• University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram

Universities with IB Recognition statements since 1989• University of Poona, Pune• Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi• All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi• National Law School of India University, Bangalore • Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh• University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore• Andhra University• Andhra University• Bangalore University• Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani• Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli• Jadavpur University, Calcutta• Himachal Pradesh University• The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

Universities with IB Recognition t t t i 1989statements since 1989

• Punjabi University, Patiala• Uni ersit of Madras• University of Madras• Panjab University, Chandigarh• University of Allahabad• Anna University, Madras• University of Calicut• Osmania University, Hyderabad,y, y ,• North Eastern Hill University, Shillong• University of Rajasthan, Jaipur• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Coimbatore• Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore• University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram• Kurukshetra Vishvavidyalaya• North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon

Seoul National University - interview for Medicine/Engineering; written y g g;assessment for humanities. Developing meaningful policy with specific entrance requirements (Korean A1, EE) . Wants to attract Korean IB applicants, but context is critical, and little experience with IB to date (May 2005 – 2 applicants, May 2008 - 9 applications Ma 2009 39 applications)applications, May 2009 – 39 applications)

Yonsei University – early admission track (Sushi 1) for eligible (3yr abroad) students; be realistic (100,000 applicants for 3,500 spots)

Underwood International College – all in English – 100 applicants/year excellent for 12 year abroad Koreans or International students who wish Yonsei university experience

K U i itKorea University - similar competitive issues, no English track (41 applications, May 2009)

KAIST eager to develop policies to attract Korean IB applicants working onKAIST – eager to develop policies to attract Korean IB applicants, working on English track (27 applications May 2009)

Ewha University – similar to Yonsei, but limited English opportunities, girls onlyy , g pp , g y

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JAPANJapanese students in Japan vs outside of JapanNon-Japanese in Japan vs outside of Japanp p p

Global 30 initiative - to put 300,000 international students in Japanese Universities by 2020Japanese Universities by 2020.

13 Universities initially selected, forming a consortium di IB iti f d ti d i t ti lregarding IB recognition for domestic and international

students. Policy under development, will reshape admissions for universities in country.

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JAPANSpecific institutions – current pathways

International Christian University : May or November candidates: IBInternational Christian University : May or November candidates: IB diploma sufficient for entry without additional exams, requirements same for overseas students or from International Schools in Japan

Tamagawa: will make conditional offers from predicted grades November orTamagawa: will make conditional offers from predicted grades November or May; IB diploma sufficient for entry without additional screening tests

Keio University: also has September and April entry, but entrance exams, for f i J t d t h h h d d tiforeign or Japanese students who have had overseas education

Sophia University: April entry only (for returning students); September entry into department of culture for international students in Japan

Tokyo National University – for Japanese students earning IB outside of Japan

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HONG KONGHONG KONGLarge increase in HK IB students

University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Institute of Science and Technology now offer dedicated IBScience and Technology now offer dedicated IB scholarships

Reforms on secondary / tertiary length will impactReforms on secondary / tertiary length will impact admissions beginning in 2012. Move to 4 year undergraduate degree.

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SINGAPORE

Three universities (plus another coming)

National University of Singapore

Nanyang Technological UniversityNanyang Technological University

Singapore Management University

Singapore University of Technology and Design (2012)

Other tertiary pathways in country

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Documents

Day 1 University Recognition