UC San Diego International Center Departmental Report ANTHROPOLOGY International Center • University of California, San Diego • 9500 Gilman Drive #0018 • La Jolla, CA 92093-0118 • USA Phone (85dss8) 534-3730 • Fax (858) 534-0909 • Email [email protected] • URL http://icenter.ucsd.edu 9500 Gilman Drive, M/C 0018 La Jolla, CA 920930018 (858) 8820464 Academic Integration The Programs Abroad Office continues to work with departments on the comprehensive integration of study abroad programs and courses into the curricula. This is especially true for students in those fields who have traditionally not thought of study abroad as a viable option. The Programs Abroad Office conducted a survey of 6 Anthropology majors who participated in study abroad programs over the past five years to better understand their academic integration needs. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Number of Students Anthropology Department Students on Study Abroad Programs Total Students EAP OAP GS Dept UCSD STUDENTS ABROAD Out of the 1,258 UCSD students who went abroad to study in the 200910 academic year, 44 students were from the Anthropology Department. From your department 44 were undergraduates and zero were graduate students. Details about the types of programs in which your students participated are presented below. There was a 158% increase in Anthropology students studying abroad in 200910. EAP – UC Education Abroad Program; OAP – Opportunities Abroad Program; GS – Global Seminars; Dept – Departmental Programs UCSD GOAL: 50% of Undergrads Studying Abroad by Graduation Anthropology Students’ Top Countries by Popularity 0910 1 Egypt 13 2 Peru 11 3 Jordan 8 4 Germany 3 5 United Kingdom 2 Dept. Rank (out of 30) as a % of students abroad for 200910 2 % of your students abroad in 200910 20% Did you take courses in your major while studying abroad? NO YES 33% 67% If yes, did you expect to receive credit in your major for courses taken abroad? NO YES 25% 75% Did you actually receive credit in your major for courses taken abroad? NO YES 0% 100% NOT YET 0%
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UC San Diego International Center Departmental Report
ANTHROPOLOGY
International Center • University of California, San Diego • 9500 Gilman Drive #0018 • La Jolla, CA 92093-0118 • USA Phone (85dss8) 534-3730 • Fax (858) 534-0909 • Email [email protected] • URL http://icenter.ucsd.edu
9500 Gilman Drive, M/C 0018 La Jolla, CA 92093-‐0018 (858) 882-‐0464
Academic Integration The Programs Abroad Office continues to work with departments on the comprehensive integration of study abroad programs and courses into the curricula. This is especially true for students in those fields who have traditionally not thought of study abroad as a viable option. The Programs Abroad Office conducted a survey of 6 Anthropology majors who participated in study abroad programs over the past five years to better understand their academic integration needs.
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Num
ber of Stude
nts
Anthropology Department Students on Study Abroad Programs
Total Students
EAP
OAP
GS
Dept
UCSD STUDENTS ABROAD
Out of the 1,258 UCSD students who went abroad to study in the 2009-‐10 academic year, 44 students were from the Anthropology Department. From your department 44 were undergraduates and zero were graduate students. Details about the types of programs in which your students participated are presented below.
There was a 158% increase in Anthropology students studying abroad in 2009-‐10.
EAP – UC Education Abroad Program; OAP – Opportunities Abroad Program; GS – Global Seminars; Dept – Departmental Programs
UCSD GOAL: 50% of Undergrads Studying Abroad by Graduation
Anthropology Students’ Top Countries by Popularity
09-‐10
1 Egypt 13
2 Peru 11
3 Jordan 8
4 Germany 3
5 United Kingdom 2
Dept. Rank (out of 30) as a % of students abroad for 2009-‐10
2
% of your students abroad in 2009-‐10
20%
Did you take courses in your major while studying abroad?
NO YES
33% 67%
If yes, did you expect to receive credit in your
major for courses taken abroad?
NO YES
25% 75%
Did you actually receive credit in your major for courses
taken abroad?
NO YES
0% 100%%
NOT YET
0%
Out of the 2,591 international students on campus during the 2009-‐10 academic year, the Anthropology Department had 10 international students. International students in the department represented 7 countries. The top countries of origin are represented below.
TOTAL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN YOUR DEPARTMENT
10
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS
UCSD had a total of 2,375 international scholars during the 2009-‐10 academic year, of which 5 were in the Anthropology Department. Below is a breakdown of your international scholars:
20%
40%
40%
0% 0%
Anthropology InternaWonal Scholars 2009-‐10
Post-‐Doctoral Researchers
Project/Research Scienbsts
Visibng Scholars
Faculty
Other
There was a 0% increase in international students in your department in 2009-‐10. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
__ Students’ Top Countries of Origin
09-‐10
1 India 2
2 Israel 2
3 Chile 2
4 Mexico 1
5 Turkey 1
Anthropology Scholars’ Top Countries of Origin
09-‐10
1 India 1
2 Spain 1
3 France 1
1 Undergrad
9 Grad
Your department saw an increase of 66% of international scholars in 2009-‐10
4%
.5%
of total undergraduates at UC San Diego are international
of total undergrad students in the ANTH Department are international
of total graduate students at UC San
Diego are international
of total grad students in the ANTH Department
are international 11%
26%
3
# of international scholars in your department 2009-‐10
# of international scholars in your department 2008-‐09
5
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