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Senate Committee on International Activities

SFU International External Relations SH 2100 8888 University Drive Burnaby, BC V5A 1 S6

S.13-51

I ATTENTION : Members of Senate

FROM: James Busumtwi- Sam , SC IA Chair

RE : Senate Committee on In te rn ational Acti v iti es Annual Re ort

DATE :December 20, 2012

Please find attached the annual report for the Senate C om mittee on International Activities

S I MON FRASER UN I VERS I TY ENGAGING THE WOR L D

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SCIA)

ANNUAL REPORT TO SENATE

January – December 2012

1. Introduction The Senate Committee on International Activities (SCIA) is a Standing Committee (Reporting

Category “B”) established under the terms of the University Policy on International Activities

(GP 23). The terms of reference and Committee composition can be found at:

http://www.sfu.ca/senate/senate-committees/scia.html. The University Policy on International

Activities can be found at http://www.sfu.ca/policies/gazette/general/gp23.html.

In 2012, SCIA met 6 times, with additional special meetings and electronic approvals called as

required. This Annual Report highlights the issues dealt with by the Committee over the course

of the year. Senators wishing more detailed information concerning SCIA’s deliberations and/or

the approved minutes of the meetings may find them at: http://www.sfu.ca/senate/senate-

committees/scia.html

Senators are welcome to contact the Committee’s secretary by email: scia@sfu.ca for further

information.

1.1 SCIA Members

Members

President (or designate) - James Busumtwi-Sam

Vice-President, Academic (or designate)

Faculty Member, Applied Sciences

Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences

Faculty Member, Business Administration

Faculty Member, Com, Art/Tech

Faculty Member, Education

Faculty Member, Environment

Faculty Member, Health Sciences

Faculty Member, Science

Faculty Member, Continuing Studies

Registrar (or designate)

Senator (At-large)

Student Senator (Undergraduate)

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Student Alternate

Graduate Student (At-large)

Director, Internationalization, SFU International (or designate)

Associate Director, International Partnerships and Mobility, SFU International

Staff Member, SFU International

Throughout 2012 there was significant turnover in the representatives for each member position.

Also, many positions were vacant for various intervals of time.

1.2 2012 SCIA Meetings Dates

January 11, 2012

March 14, 2012

May 9, 2012

July 11, 2012

October 5, 2012 (rescheduled from

September 12, 2012)

November 14, 2012

Current SCIA membership and meeting dates are available at:

http://www.sfu.ca/senate/senate-committees/scia.html

2. Received for Approval

2.01 Approval for a CIDA funded project supporting internships under the Student for

Development (SFD) program to the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada

(AUCC). [Jan]

2.02 MOU between Universitas Sam Ratulangi (North Sulawesi, Indonesia) & Simon Fraser

University [Jan]

2.03 National Taiwan University (Taipei, Taiwan) Public Health Exchange Amendment [Mar]

2.04 MOU between Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP) (Sao

Paulo, Brazil) & Simon Fraser University [Mar]

2.05 Panama Field School Proposal [Mar]

2.06 MOU between Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) (Sao Paulo, Brazil) &

Simon Fraser University [Mar]

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2.07 MOU between Addis Ababa University-Faculty of Social Sciences (Addis Ababa,

Ethiopia) & Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Environment [May]

2.08 Non-Credit Option: Field School in Arts & Culture of Contemporary India [May]

2.09 MOU between Tongi University-School of Economics & Management (Shanghai, China)

& Simon Fraser University, Beedie Business School [May]

2.10 MOU between Zhejiang University School of Management (China) & Simon Fraser

University, Beedie Business School [May]

2.11 MOU between Chinese Academy of Science-Institute of Geographical Sciences and

Natural Resources Research & Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Environment [May]

2.12 MOU between Universidad Autonoma de Baja California & Simon Fraser University,

Faculty of Environment [May]

2.13 MOU between Université Chouaib Doukkali, Faculté des Lettres (El-Jadida, Morocco) &

Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education [May]

2.14 Change in location for MIEL. Subsidiary Agreement between Université Chouaib

Doukkali, Faculté des Lettres (El-Jadida, Morocco) & Simon Fraser University, Faculty

of Education [May]

2.15 Partnership Agreement between Katholieke Hogeschool Kempen (Geel, Belgium) &

SFU, Lifelong Learning [July]

2.16 Berlin Field School, Beedie School of Business [Oct]

2.17 North Europe Field School in Design, School of Interactive Arts + Technology [Oct]

2.18 MOU between Shanghai Normal University (Shanghai, China) & Simon Fraser

University, Faculty of Education [Oct]

2.19 MOU between Chung-Ang University (Korea) & Simon Fraser University, Faculty of

Education [Oct]

2.20 MOU and Agreement for Services Universidad Gabriela Mistral (Santiago, Chile) &

Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education [Oct]

2.21 MOU between TERI University (New Delhi, India) & Simon Fraser University, India,

Faculty of Environment [Oct]

2.22 MOU and Student Exchange Agreement between Renmin University (Beijing, China) &

Simon Fraser University, SFU International [Oct]

2.23 MOU between Uppsala University (Uppsala, Sweden) & Simon Fraser University, SFU

International [Oct]

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2.24 Student Exchange Agreement between National Taiwan University (Taipei, Taiwan) &

Simon Fraser University, SFU International [Oct]

2.25 Institute for Diaspora Research and Engagement, SFU International [Oct]

2.26 Student Exchange Agreement between Salzburg University of Applied Sciences

(Salzburg, Austria) and Simon Fraser University, SFU International [Nov]

2.27 Agreement for Teaching Services between Asaleeb Academic Leadership in Higher

Education Program (Dubai) and Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education [Nov]

2.28 MOU between CUSO International and Simon Fraser University, SFU International

[Nov]

3. Received for Information

3.1 Simon Fraser University Field School in conjunction with Sam Ratulangi University

(UNSRAT), Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia [Jan]

3.2 Student exchange agreement between Simon Fraser University and Queensland

University of Technology QUT (Brisbane, Australia) [Jan]

3.3 Signed Exchange Agreement Continuation between Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,

University College Maastricht at Maastricht University, Netherlands and SFU [Faculty of

Arts and Social Sciences] [Jan]

3.4 Signed Memorandum of Understanding between Chinese Academy of Social Sciences –

Institute of Archeology, (Beijing, China) and SFU [Faculty of Environment]. [Jan]

3.5 Signed Memorandum of Understanding between Sun Yat-Sen University, (Guangzhou,

China) and SFU [Beedie School of Business] [Jan]

3.6 Signed Memorandum of Understanding between Indian Institute of Technology - Ropar,

(Punjab, India) and SFU [Jan]

3.7 Signed Memorandum of Understanding between Baba Farid University of Health

Sciences, (Punjab, India) and SFU [Jan]

3.8 Signed Statement of Agreement between Sangji University, (Wonju, Korea) and SFU

[English Language and Culture Program] [Jan]

3.9 Signed Statement of Agreement between Soka University (Tokyo, Japan) and SFU

[English Language and Culture Program] [Jan]

3.10 Signed renewal of MOU between American University of Sharjah (Sharjah, United Arab

Emirates) and Simon Fraser University [Mar]

3.11 ITEM (International Teacher Education Module) China Module 2011, Faculty of

Education, Professional Programs [May]

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3.12 Faculty of Education, Short-Term Non-Credit International Teacher Education Programs.

[May]

3.13 Athletics and Recreation International Activities [May]

3.14 Signed Student Exchange Agreement between Queensland University of Technology

(Brisbane, Australia) and SFU [May]

3.15 Renewed MOU between Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi, India) and SFU [May]

3.16 Signed MOU between Indian Institute of Management Indore (Indore, India) and SFU

[May]

3.17 Signed MOU between Korea University Business School (Seoul, Korea) and SFU [May]

3.18 Not Funded - CIDA funded project supporting internships under the Student for

Development (SFD) program to the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada

(AUCC) [May]

3.19 Not Funded - CIDA: Faculty of Health Sciences – Community Managed MCH in Rural

Pakistan [May]

3.20 Not Funded - CIDA: Center for Sustainable Community Development, Faculty of

Environment – Supporting Community Economic Development and Food Security in

Bolivia and the Andes [May]

3.21 Canada-Latin America and the Caribbean Research Exchange Grants Program

(LACREG) Application (Faculty of Environment) [Jul]

3.22 Canada-Latin America and the Caribbean Research Exchange Grants Program

(LACREG) Application (Faculty of Health Sciences) [Jul]

3.23 Renewed MOU between The School of Public Health, Health Sciences University of

Mongolia (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia) & SFU, Faculty of Health Sciences [Jul]

3.24 Signed MOU between Deakin University (Victoria, Australia) & SFU, Faculty of Health

Sciences [Jul]

3.25 Signed Incoming Study Abroad between Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi & SFU,

Beedie School of Business [Jul]

3.26 Renewed MOU between Lund University & SFU [Jul]

3.27 Renewed Exchange Agreement between Lund University & SFU [Jul]

3.28 Signed MOU between Kyoto University of Foreign Studies (Kyoto, Japan) & SFU,

English Language and Culture Program, Lifelong Learning [Jul]

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3.29 Renewed Statement of Agreement between Sangji University (Wonju, South Korea) &

SFU, English Language and Culture Program [Jul]

3.30 Signed MOU between Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Sao Paulo, Brazil) & SFU

[Jul]

3.31 Renewed Statement of Agreement between Temon Gakuin University, Department of

English, Faculty of International Liberal Arts (Osaka Japan) & SFU, English Language

and Culture Program [Jul]

3.32 Renewal of China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and

Development [Jul]

3.33 Signed Consortium Agreement for Cooperation in Research, São Paulo Research

Foundation (Fundação de Amparao à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo, FAPESP) (São

Paulo, Brazil) and Concordia University, York University, Ryerson University and SFU

[Oct]

3.34 Renewed Statement of Agreement, Kokushikan University (Tokyo, Japan) and SFU,

English Language and Culture Program [Oct]

3.35 Approval by delegated authority, signed MOU Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona,

Spain) and SFU [Oct]

3.36 Approval by delegated authority, signed MOU, National and Kapodistrian University of

Athens (Athens, Greece) and SFU [Oct]

3.37 Approval by delegated authority, MOU and Student Exchange Agreement, University of

Canterbury (Christchurch, New Zealand) and SFU [Oct]

3.38 Approval by delegated authority MOU Hellenic Ministry of Tourism (Athens, Greece)

and SFU, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies [Oct]

3.39 Renewed MOU Universitas Sam Ratulangi (North Sulawesi, Indonesia) and SFU,

Faculty of Education [Oct]

3.40 Renewed MOU Sichuan University (Chengdu, China) and SFU, VP Research [Oct]

3.41 Signed MOU Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur (Baja California Sur,

Mexico) and & Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Environment [Oct]

3.42 Fiji Field School in Linguistics (Suva, Fiji), Department of Linguistics [Nov]

3.43 Renewed Student Exchange Agreement between Northeastern University (Boston, USA)

and Simon Fraser University [Nov]

3.44 Renewed Student Practicum Placement Exchange Agreement between Salzburg

University of Applied Sciences (Salzburg, Austria) and Simon Fraser University, Work

Integrated Learning [Nov]

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3.45 Letter of Intent with Communication University of China (Beijing, China) and Simon

Fraser University, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies [Nov]

3.46 Signed MOU between Addis Ababa University-Faculty of Social Sciences (Addis Ababa,

Ethiopia) and Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Environment, Approved by SCIA May

9,2012 [Nov]

3.47 Signed MOU and Agreement for Services Universidad Gabriela Mistral (Santiago, Chile)

and Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education, Approved by SCIA October 3, 2012

[Nov]

3.48 Approval by delegated authority, MOU between City University of Hong Kong

(Kowloon, Hong Kong) and Simon Fraser University [Nov]

3.49 Approval by delegated authority, MOU between Beijing Shiji Chaoxing Information

Technology Development Co. Ltd, (Beijing, China) and Simon Fraser University, Stavros

Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies [Nov]

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4. Field Schools

International Services for Students reported the following Field Schools were completed in

2012.

4.1 Spring 2012 (January – April)

No Field Schools

4.2 Summer 2012 (May – August)

Italy – Interactive Arts and Technology (Italy), 12 Participants led by Russell Taylor

Fiji – Archaeology (Fiji), 14 Participants led by Dr. David Burley

Czech Republic - Humanities (Czech Republic), 14 participants led by Dr. Anne-Marie

Feenberg-Dibon

4.3 Fall 2012 (September – December)

Dig Greece – Environment (Greece), 13 participants led by Neil Canuel

Italy – English (Italy), 14 participants led by Dr. Anne Higgins

5. Student Exchange

For the 2012 Calendar Year, International Services for Students received 437

applications to participate in the University's bilateral and multilateral exchange

programs (an increase of 41% from 311 applications in the 2011 Calendar Year).

Of the 437 applications, 34% (149) were incomplete or were not approved (compared

with 21% (79) in 2011). International Services for Students selected 66% (288 out of the

437) to participate (compared with 79% (260 out of 331) in 2011).

Of the applications selected, 79% (228) resulted in completed exchange terms (compared

with 83% (216 out of 260) in 2011), and 21% (60) cancelled (compared with 17% (44) in

2011).

The number of applications received that resulted in completed exchange terms in the

2012 Calendar Year increased by 6.5% over 2011(216 to 228). In addition, 15 students

who were nominated for exchange during the 2011 year (and were already captured in

that year’s application numbers) continued or deferred their exchange term(s) into 2012.

Thus, in total, 243 exchange terms were completed in 2012 (an increase of 4% from 234

in 2011).

The large number of applications and incomplete applications this year was reflective of

a (now discontinued) internal practice of rolling over incomplete applications to the next

deadline. Numbers for the 2013 year will reflect actual applications.

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6. International Co-op Program (information from co-op)

In the 2011/12 school year there were182 work practicums in 33 countries, which has

been an increase from the same semesters in the previous year (of 128 work practicums).

The international Co-op office has been working on more than the international

placements for students. We have also been developing an international Work Integrated

Learning and Co-op experiential learning curriculum for students going abroad.

7. Signature

________________________________

James Busumtwi-Sam, Chair

Senate Committee on International Activities

Date: ___________________________

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Appendix A

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Appendix B

Student Exchange Numbers by University W ed nesday, November 21. 2012

CalendarYear: 2012

SPRING SUMMER FALL TOTAL

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Mc::cquarie Urtversity Australia UG

Mrnash Uriversity Australia UG

MtrOOch Uni\lersity Australia UG

University or western Australia Australia UG

Salzbt.rg UnM:!rsity r:t Ap)lied Sciences and Technolo;sies Austria UG

Vienna Uriversityof Ecrncmics and BUSir.::!SS Administration Austria UG

Universite C<thOique de Lcuvain Belgium UG

Federal UniversityofPa--313 Brazil UG

Oalh:lusie Uriversity C<:nada UG

HEC Montreal CZ()ada UG

Universite de Mortrf>al Ccnada UG

Universite Laval C<r~ada UG

Univer<:iity of Ottaw-a C~ada UG

Pontficia Universidad CaWica de Chile Ch le UG

Tsif9h.Ja University Chna UG

Zrt!jiarg University Ch na UG Ch na- Hong

Chirese u niversityofHorg Krn~ Kong UG Ch na - Hong

Hong Kong Baptist UnMorsity Kong UG Hor.J Kor.J University of SCience cnna- Hong and Techlolcgy Koog UG

Ch na - Hong University or Horq Koog Kong UG

Czech Cha-Jes University Repli:llic UG

Czech University of Ecom mics, Prague Repltllic UG

Aarh.Js University Denmark UG

Copenhagen BLtSiness Sch:lct Denmark UG Universidad San Fran::isco de Quito Ecuaoor UG

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lnstitut d'Etu::les Pollticp.Jes de Strasboorg France

Sciences Po Paris France

Universite ell Maire France

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Student Exchange Numbers by University Wednesday, November 21 , 2012

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Universit:at Mamheim

Universit3t zu KOin

University or Ghana

University of Ghana

Germany

Germany

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Ghana

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Politecnico di Milam ltaty Universita Ccrnmerciale Lligi Boccrni ltatv

Kansai Gaidai University

Kwansei Gaktin Uhversity

Men Gakuin University

Ewha Womans Uriversity Korea Act.tar.::ed ln::titute Cl Science 31d Techmlogy

Korea University

Seou Na~onal Uriversity

Yonsei Urtversity

Tecna6gico oo Morterrey

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Universiteit van Amsterdam Netherlands

University of Auckland New Zealand

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University of Oslo NITW'ay

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University or Cape Town Scuth Africa

Universidad CompiiJ:ense 0: Madrid Spain

Universitat Pocnpeu Fabra Spain

University of Nav<:("ra Spain

LurU UniVersity Sweden

Ma ma University Sweden

~tat Basel Switzerland

National Chengchi UriVersity Taiwan

National T<:iwan Normal

University Taiwan

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TOTALS

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Appendix C

Formal Exchange Programs (by Academic Year) *prior to 2005, the inbound/outbound numbers indicated student bodies,

after 2005 the inbound/outbound numbers indicate student terms

Form al Exchange Study Abroad

Year* Outbound Inbound Bocconi, Bl

Other Italy Norway

1992/93 1 0 0 0 1993/94 18 1 0 0 1994/95 24 2 0 0 1995/96 34 12 0 0 1996/97 70 26 0 0 1997/98 69 24 0 0 1998/99 65 47 0 0 1999/00 88 125 0 0 2000/01 78 132 0 0 2001/02 97 118 0 0 2002/03 120 122 0 0 2003/04 141 163 0 0 2004/05 146 183 0 0 2005/06 150 252 28 14 2006/07 198 190 28 16 8 2007/08 244 280 26 13 13 2008/09 243 280 28 38 9 2009/10 245 312 28 18 5

Basic Fees

10 23 11 12

'NOTE: As of 2011 , the student exchange numbers are reported for the Calendar Year (Spnng, Summer FaiQ instead of the Academic Year (Fall, Spring, Summer). The Fall 2010 term was

d I reporte separately.

Year* Exchange ~ Exchange ~~nternational~~omesticlother s Out s In SABRO- SABRO I

Fall2010 110 188 13 2

2011 234 320 18 2 2012 243 332 5 0 -SABRO refers to Inbound Study Abroad students v.+lo attend SFU for 1 to 3 terms under the

terms of a formal agreement v.;th another institution. Students pay international, or in special cirumstances domestic, tuition rates.

2012

2011

Fall2010

2009/10

2008109

2007/08

2006/07

2005106

2004/05

2003104

2002/03

2001/02

2000101

1999/00

1998199

1997/98

1996/97

1995196

1994/95

1993194

1992/93

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0 100

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a Exchanges from SFU

200 300 400