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University Data (International Christian University) As of October 1, 2016 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMS International Exchange / Study Abroad Programs AY2015 (April, 2015 ～ March, 2016) Country/Region University Outgoing Incoming North America (22 Universities) 53 71 United States University of California (9 campuses) 25 37 Duke University 0 0 Georgetown University 2 0 Grand Valley State University 3 4 Guilford College 4 0 Haverford College 0 0 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1 0 University of Massachusetts at Amherst 3 2 Middlebury College 2 9 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1 1 The Ohio State University 2 2 University of Pennsylvania 2 0 Pomona College 1 3 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 0 5 University at Buffalo, The State University of New York 2 1 The University of Tennessee, Knoxville 0 2 Washington and Lee University 1 0 Washington State University 1 1 The College of Wooster 2 - Canada University of Alberta 1 2 University of Windsor 0 2 The University of British Columbia - - South America (1 University) 0 0 Chile Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile 0 0 Europe (25 Universities) 47 31 Belgium Universié Libre de Bruxelles 2 0 Denmark Univesity of Aarhus 1 1 Finland University of Tampere 1 4 France Université Paris Diderot 0 1 University of Toulouse II - Jean Jaurès 2 1 Germany Free University of Berlin 1 3 University of Münster 0 1 Iceland University of Iceland 2 2 Lithuania Vytautas Magnus University 3 2 Netherlands Maastricht University 3 1 Tilburg University 2 0 Russia The Moscow State Institute of International Relations 0 1 Sweden Göteborg University 4 1 Linnaeus University 2 0 United Kingdom Cardiff University 2 0 University of East Anglia 3 1 The University of Edinburgh 2 3 The University of Essex 2 2 The Universtiy of Leeds 4 3 The London School of Economics and Political Science 0 0 University College London 3 0 Newcastle University 2 0 The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 0 0 The University of Sheffield 3 0 The University of Sussex 3 4 Asia (17 Universities) 13 10 China/Hong Kong Nanjing University 0 1 Nanjing Normal University 1 1 Chung Chi College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2 1 The University of Hong Kong 1 1 Lingnan University 0 0 India Lady Doak College 0 1 Union Christian College 0 1 Indonesia Petra Christian University 0 1 Korea Ewha Womans University 2 0 Korea University 0 0 Yonsei University 2 0 Philippines Ateneo de Manila University 1 0 University of the Philippines 2 1 Silliman University 0 1 Taiwan Tunghai University 1 1 Thailand Mahidol Universtiy 1 0 Thammasat Universtiy 0 0 Oceania (4 Universities) 8 2 Australia University of Queensland 4 0 Queensland University of Technology 1 1 The University of Sydney 2 0 NewZealand The University of Waikato 1 1 ACUCA Program 1 0 Global Scholar Program 1 0 Consortia Program (outgoing only) 2 - Programs through the Institute for the International Education of Students 0 - Programs through the Council on International Educational Exchange 2 - Invitee Program (incoming only) - 12 United States Brown University - 0 Colorado College - 11 Cornell University - 0 University of Maryland - 0 Ursinus College - 1 Wittenberg University - 0 Total 125 126 Study English Abroad (SEA) Programs 2015 (outgoing) Country University First year Second United States Saint Michael's College 20 - Tufts University 10 - Washington State University - 7 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - 6 Canada The University of British Columbia 25 - University of Victoria 25 9 McGill University 20 - United Kingdom The University of Essex - 8 The University of Sussex 20 - The University of Sheffield 20 - The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 10 - Ireland University College Dublin 20 - Australia Monash University 19 - The University of Queensland 20 - Total 209 30 Other Study Abroad Program 2015 Program Country University Outgoing Incoming UC Summer Sessions United States University of California, Berkeley 6 University of California, Los Angeles - Field Studies in British Culture United Kingdom University of Cambridge 1 The University of Leeds 6 Germany Free University of Berlin 8 Korea Summer Program Korea Korea University 5 Yonsei University 0 Hong Kong Summer Program Hong Kong The Chinese University of Hong Kong 3 French Studies Abroad France University of Toulouse II - Jean Jaurès 21 Overseas Teaching Practicum in Japanese Australia 6 Leadership for Change Program South Africa University of the Free State 8 0 Total 64 0 SERVICE LEARNING SERVICE LEARNING 2015 Program Number Community Service Learning 8 International Service Learning 27 Total 35.
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