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International Programs at the University of Georgia

International Programs at the University of Georgia. Fausto O. Sarmiento, Ph.D. Director Office of International Education. The Office of International Affairs. International cooperative agreements International Academic Program Development Fund (IAPDF)

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International Programs at the University of Georgia

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  1. International Programs at the University of Georgia Fausto O. Sarmiento, Ph.D. Director Office of International Education

  2. The Office of International Affairs • International cooperative agreements • International Academic Program Development Fund (IAPDF) • International Academic Advisory Council (IAAC) • Fiscal guidance and monitoring for study abroad directors • Distribute information on Fulbright Fellowships • Newsletter “Global Connections”

  3. The Office of International Affairs International Affairs administers: • Office of International Education • Oxford Study Abroad Program • Institute for European Studies

  4. The Office of International Education • Function • Administer study abroad programs, advise students of opportunities and requirements, assist in record management, support participants and faculty advisors and maintain the study abroad library • Advise international faculty, scholars and students about immigration issues

  5. Study Abroad 2000-2001 • 10 new study abroad programs implemented • 5 new exchange programs • New Study Abroad Program locations • Ghana, Morocco, Spain, Japan, New Zealand, Italy and Brazil

  6. Study Abroad continued… • Number of students participating in study abroad increased by 17.9% from 1999 to 2000. • Over 15% of UGA undergrads study abroad – 1,244 this past year!

  7. Study Abroad continued… • Where do students study abroad? • 68.09% in Western Europe • 16.16% in Latin America, the Caribbean or Canada • 4.5% Africa • 4.26% Australia, New Zealand • 3.22% in Asia • 3.77% in other countries, including the Middle East, Eastern Europe and multiple regions

  8. Student Exchanges Student Exchange, Study Abroad and Affiliate Affiliates Student Exchanges and Study Abroad Cooperative Agreements Study Abroad Student Exchange and Affiliate

  9. International Students at UGA 2001-2002 • Number of International Students • 212 undergraduate international students • 1035 graduate international students • 185 other international students • TOTAL: 1,432 • Field of Study (top five) • 188 Business Management & Administrative Services • 142 Biological Sciences/Life Sciences • 130 Education • 121 Computer & Information Sciences • 121 Intensive English Language

  10. International Scholars 2000-2001 • Primary Function • 38 Teaching • 406 Research • 25 Both • 75 Other • Note: Other should be coded for short-term activities such as conferences, colloquia, observations, consultations or other short-term professional development activities.

  11. Country of Origin for Int’l Students/Scholars: Top Six Countries: China - 277 students attending UGA Republic of Korea - 215 India - 195 Japan - 56 Taiwan - 44 Canada - 41 20-35 students attending UGA 10-20 less than 10

  12. UGA at Oxford Program • Established in 1989 by Dr. Charles Crowe under the auspices of the English Department and Franklin College of Arts and Sciences • In May 1999 President Adams purchased a three-story Victorian house in North Oxford as the new home of the Oxford Residential Center. UGA Residential Site abroad

  13. The Cortona Program • Lamar Dodd School of Art • 33 year old program • A challenging opportunity for the art students who wish to combine international travel with intensive studio and classroom experience • Approximately 200 students participate each year • Over 500 colleges have been represented since the program began in 1970. • UGA purchased the Casa di Riposso in 2002 UGA Residential Site abroad

  14. Ecolodge San Luis and Research Station • Tropical Montane Cloud Forest ecosystem • Rural community life • Sustainable mountain development • Agro/Ecotourism • Latin American Studies • Spanish Language and Culture UGA Residential Site abroad

  15. Avignon Program • Began in Summer 1999 • In 2000, it became a year-round program • Approximately 80 students participate each year • Instruction combines classroom interaction with fields trips to cultural landmarks in France and other European countries

  16. Georgia/Veracruz Partnership • For Social, Educational, and Economic Development • Cross-college initiative that combines teaching, service and research

  17. Institutes and Centers • African Studies Institute • Institute for European Studies • Center for Asian Studies • Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) • Cox Center for International Mass Communication • The Dean Rusk Center – International, Comparative and Graduate Legal Studies • Center for the Study of Global Issues (GLOBIS) • International Center for Democratic Governance • Center International Trade and Security

  18. Funding Opportunities • IAPDF • IDEAS • International Fellows Program • Research Foundation Foreign Travel

  19. International Academic Program Development Fund (IAPDF) • Grant offered through the Office of International Affairs • $500-$3,000 • Seed funding for new or enhancement of existing international initiatives • Start-up purposes, short-term support and preliminary planning and development

  20. International Development Education Awards (IDEAS) • Offered through Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach • For new public service and outreach oriented international projects • Up to $2,500

  21. International Fellows Program • Sponsored by the Office of International Affairs • Coordinated by The Office of Instructional Support & Development • Creates opportunities to increase the impact of the University’s international efforts • Provides support for tenured and tenure-track faculty members who either lack or have limited international experience

  22. Research Foundation Foreign Travel Support • Office of the Vice President for Research • Travel in connection with international meetings/conferences • Preference for special meetings or significant international congresses • Priority to those who present papers, performances, exhibits • Awards round-trip airfare

  23. Office of International Public Service and Outreach (IPSO) 312 Athens, GA 30602 Tel: 706-542-7887 Fax: 706-542-7891 http://www.uga.edu/internationaldevelopment

  24. IPSO Activities • Project Development • Proposal assistance • Institutional Programs • Latino Pilot Project • CUAP college and university awareness program • IDEAS Faculty Grant Program • Faculty Language Classes • Grant Skills Workshops • Faculty Database

  25. International Opportunities at Georgia • Collaborative projects with private firms in international development (co-contract) • Enhance university partnerships to increase foreign student enrollment and UG study abroad • Develop a strategy for enhanced participation in new international project directions – democratization, primary education, public health, girl’s education, institutional reform, national security, and the environment • Overseas instructional centers • School of Public and International Affairs • 25% of UG students study abroad by 2010 • Foreign Student Tuition Incentives

  26. University of Georgia Strategic Plan2001-2010“Finally, we will be Competing in a Global Economy. We will serve Georgia best by being a world-class university that prepares its students for work in a global economy.”

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