Off-Campus Studies Participation Statistics: Academic Year 2018-19

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Participation: Academic Year 2018-19

Between June 2018 and July 2019:

 Carleton officially enrolled 2046 degree-seeking students  427 students, or 21% of the student body, participated in off-campus studies 441 times for academic credit during the academic year, the December winter break, and the summer  408 students earned off-campus study credit outside the United States  Students studied off-campus on 121 different programs in 57 countries and territories

Participation in domestic and international programs highlights:

 by program sponsor: 61% Carleton seminar and break programs, 32% other U.S. institutions or foreign universities, 6% consortia programs, and 1% Carleton Global Engagement Programs.  by world region: 51% in Europe, 17% in Asia, 10% in Australia/Pacific Islands, 8% in North America, 5% in Africa, 3% in South America, 3% in Central America, 2% in multi-location programs, and 1% in the Middle East.  by number of programs: 97% of students participated in one program and 3% participated in two programs  by class year: 61% juniors, 27% sophomores, and 12% seniors  by program length: 54% one-term programs (10 weeks), 32% semester programs, 14% programs 9 weeks or shorter, and less than 1% academic year-long programs of 9 months  61% of participants were female and 39% were male

As in previous years, Carleton faculty took an active role in off-campus studies as directors of off-campus programs. Twenty-one faculty members led Carleton off-campus study programs in 2018-19: Ken Abrams, Nancy Braker, Fred Hagstrom, Gregory Hewett, Humberto Huergo, Laska Jimsen, Iveta Jusová, Chérif Keïta, Michael Kowalewski, Christine Lac, Brendan LaRocque, Arthur McKeown, Victoria Morse, Diane Nemec Ignashev, Bill North, Arjendu Pattanayak, Paul Petzschmann, Asuka Sango, Mary Savina, Meera Sehgal, Debby Walser-Kuntz. In addition, Cam Davidson participated as visiting faculty on the Luther College Italy: Earth and Environment, Tsegaye Nega was a Fulbright Scholar in Ethiopia, and Noboru Tomonari taught on the Associated Kyoto Program.

This report covers students who earned Carleton credit on off-campus academic programs. It does not report students who earned Carleton independent study credits for academic work completed off campus. A number of students were also involved in volunteer projects, work abroad, domestic and international field camps in geology, biology, and archeology, and independent travel. The attached statistical tables, combined with the annual “Class of 2019 Participation in Off-Campus Studies” report, provide an in-depth view of off-campus studies at Carleton College.

BY SPONSOR

Student # Student % Program # Program % Carleton Programs 268 61 16 13 Carleton Global Engagement Programs 6 1 2 2 Non-Carleton Programs 142 32 93 8 Consortia Programs 25 6 10 77 Total 441 100 121 100

Carleton Programs: 268 Participants, 16 Programs

Seminars Participants 1. Carleton Contemporary Cinema in Europe 22 2. Carleton Creative Writing, Theater, and Literature in London 15 3. Carleton Cross-Cultural Psychology in Prague 22 4. Carleton Economics and European Studies in Cambridge 18 5. Carleton French and Francophone Studies in Paris 20 6. Carleton History, Religion, and Urban Change in 26 Renaissance and Medieval Rome 7. Carleton India: Globalization and Local Responses 16 8. Carleton Language and Culture in Global Russia 6 9. Carleton Pilgrimage and Sacred Space in Kyoto, Japan 18 10. Carleton Spanish Studies in Madrid 14 11. Carleton Studio Art in the South Pacific 26 12. Carleton Visions of California: Searching for the Golden State 16

Winter Break Programs 1. Carleton WB Geology, Natural History, and Conservation in Tasmania 10 2. Carleton WB Public Health in Practice in Washington, D.C. and the Twin Cities 14 3. Carleton WB Society, History, and Popular Culture in Senegal 13 4. Carleton WB Sustainable Energy Principles and Practice in India 12

Carleton Global Engagement Programs: 6 Participants, 2 Programs 1. Carleton GEP: Buddhist Studies in India 3 2. Carleton GEP: Women's and Gender Studies in Europe 3

Carleton Consortia Programs: 25 Participants, 10 Programs 1. ACM Amsterdam: Sciences, Global Health, & Interdisciplinary 1 Studies at VU Amsterdam 2. ACM Costa Rica: Community Engagement in Public Health, 2 Education, & the Environment 3. ACM Costa Rica: Field Research in the Environment, 5 Social Sciences, & Humanities 4. ACM Florence: Art in Context 1 5. ACM India Development Studies and Language 2 6. ACM Tanzania: Ecology & Human Origins 3 7. Associated Kyoto Program, semester 7 8. HECUA Community Internships in Latin America (CILA) 1 9. HECUA New Zealand: A Shared Future, Culture, and Environment 2 10. HECUA Sustainable Agriculture, Food, and Justice in Italy 1

Non-Carleton Programs: 142 Participants, 93 Programs

AIT Budapest: Creativity in Computer Science 10 IFSA-Butler University of Sydney 1 & Software Engineering ISA Bangkok: Courses with Locals in Multiple Disciplines 1 Autonomous University of Social Movements (Mexico 2 ISA Bilbao: Spanish Language & Liberal Arts 1 Solidarity Network) - Mexico ISA Costa Rica: Health Care Courses & Medical Spanish 2 Barcelona SAE: Hispanic & European Studies at UPF 1 King’s College University London 1 Bates Dance Festival 2 Korea University 1 BSCS - Budapest Semester in Cognitive Science, Eotvos U 5 London School of Economics, Summer 1 BSM - Budapest Semester in Mathematics at Eotvos U 8 Middlebury School in Russia: Moscow 1 BSM - Budapest Semesters in Mathematics, Summer 1 National Theater Institute: Moscow 1 BSME - Budapest Semester in Mathematics Education 1 National University of Singapore 1 Burren College of Art 1 Penn State MASS (Mathematics Advanced Study Seminar) 1 CEA Costa Rica Spanish Language, Liberal Arts, & 1 Princeton in Beijing 1 Environmental Sciences Round River: Okavango Delta, Botswana 1 CET Beijing Intensive Language 1 Round River: Patagonia, Chile 1 CET Beijing Intensive Language, Summer 1 SEA Semester: Caribbean Reef Exploration 1 CET Film Production in Prague 1 SEA Semester: Colonization to Conservation 1 CET Florence 1 in the Caribbean CET Jordan Intensive Language 3 SEA Semester: The Global Ocean 4 CET Jordan Intensive Language, Summer 1 Seoul National University 1 CET Shanghai, Summer 1 SIT Argentina: Art, Memory, & Social Transformation, Smr 1 Chinese University of Hong Kong 1 SIT Argentina: Public Health in Urban Environments 2 CIEE Arts & Sciences in Cape Town 1 SIT Australia: Rainforest, Reef, & Cultural Ecology 1 CIEE Arts & Sciences in Seoul 1 SIT Chile: Cultural Identity, Social Justice, 2 CIEE Central European Studies in Prague 1 & Community Development CIEE Global Architecture & Design, Berlin 1 SIT Chile: Public Health, Traditional Medicine, 1 CIEE Language & Culture in Lisbon 1 & Community Empowerment CIEE Liberal Arts in Barcelona 1 SIT Ecuador: Development, Politics, & Languages 1 CISAbroad Costa Rica, Universidad Veritas 1 SIT India: Public Health, Policy Advocacy, & Community 1 CUPA - Center for University Programs Abroad: Paris 1 SIT Indonesia: Biodiversity & Conservation in Bali 1 Cursos Internacionales Spanish Language & 1 & Borneo, Summer Culture, Salamanca, Spain SIT Mongolia: Geopolitics & the Environment 1 DIS Study Abroad in Scandinavia, Copenhagen 9 SIT Nepal: Tibetan & Himalayan Peoples 1 DIS Study Abroad in Scandinavia, Stockholm 4 SIT Netherlands: Int’l Perspectives on Sexuality 1 DIS Copenhagen – Academic Year 1 & Gender DIS Copenhagen – Summer Courses 1 SIT Peru: Indigenous Peoples & Globalization 2 HECUA Community Internship in Latin America 1 SIT Senegal: Global Security & Religious Pluralism 1 HECUA New Zealand: A Shared Future, Culture, & 2 SIT Serbia, Bosnia, & Kosovo: Peace & Conflict 1 Environment Studies in the Balkans HECUA Italy: Sustainable Agriculture, Food, & Justice 1 SIT South Africa: Multiculturalism & Human Rights 1 Hong Kong thru Syracuse University 1 SIT/IHP Climate Change: The Politics of Food, 2 IES Barcelona - Liberal Arts & Business 4 Water, & Energy IES Berlin – Metropolitan Studies 3 SIT/IHP Human Rights Movements, Power, 1 IES Dublin – Writers Program 1 & Resistance IES Freiburg – Environmental Studies & Sustainability 1 SIT/IHP Cities in the 21st Century: People, Planning, 1 IES Quito – Area Studies & Language 2 & Politics IFE - The Paris Field Study & Internship Program 1 Spanish Studies Abroad – Quarter Language Seville 1 IFE - The Strasbourg Field Study & Internship Program 1 St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford 1 IFSA-Butler Chilean Universities Program, Santiago 1 The Education Abroad Network: Victoria University, 1 IFSA-Butler Merida Universities Program, Mexico 1 Wellington, New Zealand IFSA-Butler Oxford University 1 The School for Field Studies - Bhutan: 1 IFSA-Butler University of Auckland 1 Himalayan Environment & Society in Transition IFSA-Butler University of Edinburgh 1 The School for Field Studies Amazon: Biodiversity 1 IFSA-Butler University of Melbourne 1 & Development

The School for Field Studies Panama: Tropical Island 1 Biodiversity & Conservation Studies The Swedish Program 1 University College of SE Norway 1 University of Hong Kong, Direct Enrollment 1 University of MN Arabic Language & Culture, Morocco 1 University of MN Psychology & Research, Madrid 1 Waseda University: Waseda Summer Session 1

BY COUNTRY/TERRITORY

Participation by Country

*Multi-locations 61 *Countries – Multiple Locations United Kingdom 38 Carleton Programs India 34  Contemporary Cinema: Denmark, Germany, The United States of America 33 Netherlands Italy 29  Studio Art in the South Pacific: Cook Islands, New Japan 26 Zealand, Australia Hungary 25  Global Engagement Program: Women's and Gender Czech Republic 24 Studies in Europe: Czech Republic, Germany, the Spain 24 Netherlands, Poland France 23 Senegal 14 Non-Carleton Programs Australia 13  SEA Semester Colonization to Conservation in the Costa Rica 11 Caribbean: Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Grand Denmark 11 Cayman, Jamaica, USA: Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, Russia 8 U.S. Virgin Islands China 7*  SEA Semester Caribbean Reef Exploration: Antigua & Germany 5 Barbuda, Grenada, Montserrat, USA, Massachusetts, Sweden 5 USVI St. John & St. Croix Argentina 4  SEA Semester The Global Ocean: New Zealand, USA: Chile 4 Massachusetts Ecuador 4  SIT/IHP Climate Change: Bolivia, Morocco, USA, Jordan 4 Vietnam New Zealand 4  SIT/IHP Cities in 21st Century: Argentina, South Africa, Mexico 3 Spain, USA Peru 3  SIT/IHP Human Rights: Chile, Jordan, Nepal, USA South Korea 3 Tanzania 3 Ireland 2 The Netherlands 2 South Africa 2 Botswana 1 Bhutan 1 Croatia 1 Indonesia 1 Mongolia 1 Morocco 1 Nepal 1 Norway 1 Panama 1 Portugal 1 Singapore 1 Thailand 1 *includes Hong Kong

BY WORLD REGION

# % Europe 224 51 Asia 76 17 Australia/Pacific Islands 43 10 North America 38 8 Africa 21 5 South America 15 3 Central America 12 3 *Multi-Locations 8 2 Middle East 4 1 Total 441 100

*Regions – Multiple Locations

Non-Carleton Programs  SIT/IHP (Climate Change): Africa, Asia, N. America, S. America  SIT/IHP (21st Century Cities): Africa, Europe, N. America, S. America  SIT/IHP (Human Rights): Asia, Middle East, N. America, S. America  SEA Semester: The Global Ocean: Australia/Pacific Islands, N. America

BY PROGRAM LENGTH

# % One Term 235 54 One Semester 142 32 Less than one Term 62 14 Academic Year 2 <1 Total 441 100

BY CLASS YEAR

# % Juniors – Class of ’20 261 61 Sophomores – Class of ’21 113 27 Seniors – Class of ’19 53 12 Total 427 100

BY PROGRAM PARTICIPATION NUMBER

# % One Program 413 97 Two Programs 14 3 Total 427 100

BY LEGAL SEX

# % Female 259 61 Male 168 39 Total 427 100

BY TERM

YEAR AY SU FA FW WB WI WI/SP SPB SP TOTAL

2018-19 2 31 171 0 49 94 4 0 90 441

ONE PAGE FACT SHEET: Academic Year 2018-19

 2046 students enrolled at Carleton in 2018-19  427 students (21%) participated in off-campus study programs 441 times  121 different programs  57 countries and territories

SPONSOR Student # Student % Program # Program % Carleton Programs 268 61 16 13 Carleton – GEP 6 1 2 2 Non-Carleton Programs 142 32 93 77 Consortia Programs 25 6 10 8 Total 441 100 121 100

By Term, participant number

YEAR AY SU FA FW WB WI WI/SP SPB SP TOTAL 2018-19 2 31 171 0 49 94 4 0 90 441

CLASS YEAR # % TOP 10 DESTINATIONS # Juniors – Class of ’20 261 61 Multi-locations 61 Sophomores – Class of ’21 113 27 United Kingdom 38 Seniors – Class of ’19 53 12 India 34

Total 427 100 USA 33 Italy 29 PROGRAM # # % Japan 26 One Program 413 97 Hungary 25 Two Programs 14 3 Czech Republic 24 Total 427 100 Spain 24

France 23 PROGRAM LENGTH # % One Term 235 54 WORLD REGION # % One Semester 142 32 Europe 224 51 Less than one Term 62 14 Asia 76 17 Academic Year 2 <1 Australia/Pacific Islands 43 10 Total 441 100 North America 38 8 Africa 21 5 LEGAL SEX # % South America 15 3 Female 259 61 Central America 12 3 Male 168 39 *Multiple Locations 8 2 Total 427 100 Middle East 4 1 Total 441 100

COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS ACADEMIC YEARS

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 College Enrollment 2046 2023 2045 1995 OCS Participation # 427 389 450 434 OCS Participation Rate 21% 19% 22% 22%

By Sponsor, participant number and percentage Sponsor 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 # % # % # % # % Carleton 268 61 272 67 308 66 298 65 Non-Carleton 142 32 109 27 141 30 146 32 Consortia 25 6 10 2 18 4 12 3 Carleton GEP 6 1 16 4 3 <1 NA NA Total 441 100 407 100 470 100 456 100

By Term, participant number

YEAR AY SU FA FW WB WI WI/SP SPB SP TOTAL 2018-19 2 31 171 0 49 94 4 0 90 441 2017-18 2 42 146 1 39 75 2 11 89 407 2016-17 1 37 171 0 52 110 0 0 99 470 2015-16 1 52 175 0 26 108 3 12 79 456

By Class Year, participant percentage Class Year 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 Senior 12 13 13 12 Junior 61 56 62 63 Sophomore 27 31 25 25 First-Year 0 <1 <1 <1

By World Region, participant percentage World Region 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 Africa 5 3 1 6 Asia 17 15 16 10 Australia/Pacific Islands 10 7 13 11 Central America 3 <1 1 1 Europe 51 63 43 53 Middle East 1 <1 1 1 Multiple Locations 2 <1 6 5 North America 8 7 8 11 South America 3 4 11 2