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OVERSEAS STUDY2014-15 Media Guide In the following pages, you will find facts and figures regarding enrollment, study abroad programs and more information about Indiana University’s Office of Overseas Study. If you have questions or would like to speak with an office representative, please e-mail overseas@iu.edu or call (812) 855-9304.

For additional statistical information, see the Indiana University International Fact Book produced by the Office of the Vice President for International Affairs (ovpia.iu.edu).

Office of Overseas Study � Leo R. Dowling International Center111 South Jordan Avenue � Bloomington, IN 47405 � http://overseas.iu.edu

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CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ABROAD, 2013-14

CAMPUS DISTRIBUTION OFINDIANA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ABROAD, 2013-14

IU BLOOMINGTON

OTHER CAMPUSES

Home Campus of IU Students Abroad

IUPUI & Regional Campus Students Abroad

IUPUI

IPFW

IUSB

IUS

IUN

IUK

IUE

68423%

223477%

44569

17

45

58

12

38

TOTAL INDIANA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ABROAD

10.4

13.7 8.4

TOTAL STUDENTS ABROAD, SYSTEM-WIDE & IUB

3,000

2,000

1,000

0

20372199

2082

25482841

26782954 27802886 2918

1613 16861605

20282190

20522328 22242203 2234

‘04-05 ‘05-06 ‘06-07 ‘07-08 ‘08-09 ‘09-10 ‘10-11 ‘11-12 ‘12-13 ‘13-14

SYSTEM-WIDE

IUB ONLY

40% OVER

10

Including 562 students who participated in non-credit international experiences

(conferences, research, and volunteer service), 3,486 students throughout the IU system

had an international experience in 2013-14.

UP

YEARS

2

OVERSEAS STUDY MEDIA GUIDEDISTRIBUTION OF IUB STUDENTS ABROAD BY SCHOOL, 2013-14*

COLL

INFOBUS

MUS

LAW

SPEA

GRAD

EDUC

SPH

DISTRIBUTION OF IUB STUDENTS ABROAD BY SCHOOL, 2013-14

OTHER includes schools with fewer than 10 students

studying abroad: Nursing (9 students); Social Work (9); UDIV (4).

(MEDIA)*

*The School of Global and International Studies and the Media School are within the College of Arts and Sciences.

(SGIS)* OTHER

825

69

791

197

123

110

41 33 23

(83)*

(134)*

22

PARTICIPATION RATES BY IUB SCHOOL, 2014-15(20% and up)

COLLEGEBUSINESS EDUCATIONSPEA

100%

80%

60%

40%

20%

0%

35%28% 23%24%

PARTICIPATION RATES BY IUB SCHOOL, 2014-15 GRADUATES

(20% and up)

1IN4

TOP PARTICIPATION RATES BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT, 2014-15 GRADUATES(40% and up, 10 or more graduates)

100%

80%

60%

40%

20%

0%

73% 71% 71%

44%

FRIT HISP GERMANIC STUDIES

ANTHRO-POLOGY

64%

JEWISHSTUDIES

40%

LINGUISTICS

COLL

49%

STUDIESEALCINT’L

SGIS

53%

NELC

95%

MSCH

48%

JOURNALISM

25% of IUB seniors graduating in 2014-15 (excluding international students) had

at least one credit-bearing study abroad experience while at IU.

graduating IUB seniors

studied abroad while at IU*

*

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DURATION ABROAD, IUB STUDENTS 2013-14

system wide

bloomington

other

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF IUB STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF IU STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF REGIONAL STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

850(37%)

30%

2%

46%

22%

1015(44%)

361(16%)

60(3%)

10(1%) 28

(4%)

333(49%)

313(46%)

system wide

bloomington

other

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF IUB STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF IU STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

ACADEMIC YEAR

SEMESTER

SUMMER/OTHER

TWO WEEKS OR LESS

DURATION OF REGIONAL STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS

850(37%)

30%

2%

46%

22%

1015(44%)

361(16%)

60(3%)

10(1%) 28

(4%)

333(49%)

313(46%)

SHORT-TERM & SUMMER

programs

#17 in

SEMESTER programs

#10 in

in ACADEMIC-YEAR programs#17

For over two decades, IUB has been

consistently ranked among the top 20 U.S. institutions based on

numbers abroad.

DURATION ABROAD, IUPUI AND REGIONAL CAMPUS STUDENTS, 2013-14

20YEARS IN THE

TOP 20U.S. INSTITUTIONS

for number of U.S. students studying abroad

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* Institute for International Education (IIE) Open Doors Reports, 1996-2015

Student photo: Rome, Italy. Student Photo: Salto Limon, Dominican Republic

*

**

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IU Overseas Study National Average

59%

41%

OVERSEAS STUDY ENROLLMENT BY GENDER, 2013-14

MALE

FEMALE 64%

36%MALE

FEMALE

NON-MINORITIES

MINORITIES

DID NOT DISCLOSE

IU Overseas Study

ASIAN AMERICAN

BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN

HISPANIC AMERICAN

OTHER AMERICAN

NATIVE HAWAIIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER

NATIVE AMERICAN/ALASKA NATIVE

84.7%

15.3%

26.5%

.4%

18.1%

26.2%27.8%

1%

IU Bloomington

81%

1%

18%

30.4%

.8%

17.7%

19.6%31.5%

OVERSEAS STUDY MINORITY ENROLLMENT VS. IUB CAMPUS PROFILE, 2013-14

GENDER & MINORITY DATAIU continues to have a higher percentage of males studying abroad than the national average.

For the first time, the percentage of minorities studying abroad has exceeded the on-campus popuation at IUB, driven by higher participation of Hispanic and Asian American students.

Note: In 2013-14, 19% of the 445 IUPUI students who studied abroad were minorities.

Student photo: Santiago, Chile

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STUDENT PARTICIPATION BY PROGRAM TYPE SYSTEM-WIDE, 2013-14

External Programs

Sponsored by Department or School

Administered by Overseas Study

Co-Sponsored by Overseas Study

IU SYSTEM-WIDE DISTRIBUTIONBY PROGRAM TYPE, 2013-14

1653(56%)

392(13%)

653(22%)

272(9%)

130+ PROGRAMS

250+available through the

Office of Overseas Study (OVST)

through other IU units: campuses, schools, and

departments

PROGRAMS

ADMINISTERED BY IU UNITS

EXTERNAL PROGRAMS

CO-SPONSORED BY OVST

ADMINISTERED BY OVST

Student photos. Top: Agra, India. Left: Sydney, Australia. Right: Santiago, Chile

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TOP TEN IU STUDY ABROAD DESTINATIONSTOP LOCATIONS, SYSTEM-WIDE 2013-14

500

400

300

200

100

0

291

238

111

UK SPAIN ITALY GERMANYCHINA

102

AUSTRALIA

396

183

98

COSTARICA

IRELAND

101 85

FRANCE

85

DOMINICANREPUBLIC

é1%

é15%

é7%

é8%

é18% é19% é16% é123% é25% é55%

51%12%

17%

9%

4%

2%

4%

1%

53%

16%

12%

8%

4%4%

2% 1%

NATIONAL, 2013-14

EUROPE

NORTH AMERICA

ASIA

LATIN AMERICA MULTIPLE REGIONS

AFRICA

MIDDLE EAST

OCEANIA

WORLD REGIONS FOR STUDENTS ABROAD (SYSTEM-WIDE), 2013-14

WORLD REGIONS FOR STUDENTS ABROAD (SYSTEM-WIDE), 2013-14

50+COUNTRIES

IU study abroad programs are available in

18LANGUAGES

Students can study in

TOP LOCATIONS, NATIONAL 2013-14

40K

30K

20K

10K

0 UK SPAIN ITALY GERMANYCHINA AUSTRALIA COSTA

RICAIRELANDFRANCE DOMINICAN

REPUBLIC

IU System-wide, 2013-2014Student Photo: Paris, France

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National comparison, 2013-2014

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IU continues to be a leader for its flexible financial aid policies for students going abroad. In 2014-15 IU students received $9 million in loans, gift aid and grants through IU and federal and state sources. 20% of IU study abroad participants used loans for their programs (overall average of $8K per student).

A recent benchmarking survey among CIC institutions showed that IU was well ahead of other CIC institutions in the amount of gift aid utilized by students for education abroad experiences.

61% of the students had some form of financial assistance applied towards their study abroad program (not including school-based programs which utilized various approaches to grants and discounts). The total financial aid amount included c. $200K for 37 students from the other IU campuses who participated in system-wide programs.

FINANCIAL AID

Study Abroad Gift Aid

Other Gift Aid

Loans

27%

38%

35%

36%

40%

24%

35%

35%

30%

32%

35%

33%

$7,854,031

$9,166,702$8,911,582 $9,015,468

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2014-15

$6,000,000

$0

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

$3,000,000

$4,000,000

$5,000,000

$7,000,000

$8,000,000

$9,000,000

$10,000,000

33%

37%

30%

2013-14

$8,398,772

Study Abroad Gift AidOther Gift Aid

Loans

FINANCIAL AID

47

OVER THE

PAST 5IU Students studying abroad

YEARS,

NOW RECEIVE

MORE%STUDY ABROAD GIFT AID

24 LESS%IN LOANS

AND TAKE OUT

*

* Includes IU Bloomington students as well as IUPUI and regional campus students on OVST programs.

Comparing financial aid packages

Student Photo: Tankwa Town, South Africa

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70STUDENTS

submitted

379PHOTOStaken in

35 COUNTRIES

Left: 1st-Place winner for “Local Environment” Coleen Gaughan. Iquitos, Perú. Top-right: 1st-Place winner for “IU Students Abroad” Evelyn Bai. Sydney, Australia. Bottom-right: 2nd place winner for “Local Environment” Emily Rinehimer. Bolivia.

Student Blog Photo: Adelaide, Australia

“From I to U” Study Abroad Blog

In 2014-15, nine IU students blogged from different fall, spring, and summer study

abroad programs. Together, they shared their experience in seven different countries.

2015 Photo Contest

Six students received award packages from local business for submissions in the categories of: Local

Environments, Local Culture, and IU Students

Abroad.