June 17, 2014Andy GillespieAssistant Provost for International Programs

Auburn’s Office of International Programs

Components of OIPAssistant Provost Partnerships and International Agreements Faculty Grants Program Global Teaching Academy International Alumni Affairs Sponsored Student Recruitment International Learning, Discovery, Engagement

Auburn Abroad

International Students and Scholars

English as a Second Language Program

International Insurance

King Sejong Institute

International Student Services Housing International Buddy Program Cultural Programming

International Student Advocacy

Overseas Operations

International Students Fall 2013 Degree-seeking student total: 1186Graduate students: 1004 Undergraduate students: 179Professional students: 3

The English as a Second Language Program

• International Student/Scholar English Center – tutoring at no charge• English for Everyday Use – informal class for scholars, spouses, students• SPEAK test and INTL courses for graduate teaching assistants• IEP students: 400+

– Now about 30% matriculate into AU courses or degree programs (from 10% in 2012)– Serving Auburn partners

International Education

Overseas Instruction

Currently 107 Auburn programs

1,103 students abroad this year(1109 in 2012-2013 – 1040 w/o Music) (1118 in 2011-12 – 1010 w/o Music)(933 in 2010-11)(808 in 2009-10)

Issues: Sustainability Curricular integration Non-Credit conversion Research/Directed Study

Undergraduate (or Professional) Study Abroad By College

(Overall AU = 17%)

FACULTY GRANTS (Initiated Winter 2011)

-Study Abroad Development -Student Exchange Development-International Collaborative Teaching-Curriculum Internationalization (coming)

Finding Important Linkages

– Our Linkage and Agreements databases

Tracking monthly faculty and student travel – Assisting our missions

Top Destinations for Faculty Travel

2013

Metrics to be developed:

•Travel purpose (with a new RAT50 effort in 2015)•Grants and Contracts

Office of International Programs

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