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Senate Committee on

International Activities

SFU International

External Relations

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ATTENTION: Members of Senate

FROM: James Busumtwi-Sam, SCIA Chair

RE: Senate Committee on International Activities Annual Report

DATE: February 10, 2012

Please find attached the annual report for the Senate Committee on InternationalActivities

SIMON I HA SI H I NIVHKSITY THINKING OF THE WORLD

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SCIA)ANNUAL REPORT TO SENATE

January - December 2011

1. Introduction

The Senate Committee on International Activities (SCIA) is a Standing Committee (ReportingCategory "B") established under the terms of the University Policy on International Activities(GP 23). The terms of reference and Committee composition are attached as AnnexA, and canbe found at: http://www.sfu.ca/senate/senate-committees/scia.html.

In 2011, SCIA met 5 times, with additional special meetings and electronic approvals called asrequired. This Annual Report highlights the issues dealt with by the Committee over the courseof the year. Senators wishing more detailed information concerning SCIA's deliberations and/orthe 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: [email protected] for furtherinformation.

1.1 SCIA Members

SCIA Members January 2011-May 2011

Members Conditions Name

President (or designate) Chair, Ex-officio James Busumtwi-Sam

Vice-President, Academic (ordesignate)

Ex-officio Li-Jeen Broshko

Faculty Member, Applied Sciences

Elected by and fromSenate

Cenk Sahinalp (Senator)

Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences Sam Black (Senator)

Faculty Member, BusinessAdministration

Michael Favere-Marchesi

Faculty Member, Com, Art/Tech Vacant

Faculty Member, Education Ian Andrews

Faculty Member, Environment Vacant

Faculty Member, Health Sciences Craig Janes (Senator)

Faculty Member, Science Joan Sharp

Faculty Member, Continuing Studies Tom Nesbit

Registrar (or designate) Ex-officio Kate Ross

Senator (At-large)Elected by and fromSenate

Vacant

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Student Senator (Undergraduate)Elected by and fromSenate

Anton Bezglasanyy

Student Alternate Elected by Senate Vacant

Graduate Student (At-large) Elected by Senate jDavid Newman

Director, Internationalization, SFUInternational (or designate)

Ex-officio Bill Radford

Associate Director, InternationalPartnerships and Mobility, SFUInternational

Ex-officio (non-voting) Kate Jennings

Staff Member, SFU InternationalSecretary, Ex-officio(non-voting) 1

Sarah Orr

SCIA Members June 2011- September 2011


President (or designate) Chair, Ex-officio James Busumtwi-Sam j

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Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences i Tom Perry (Senator)

Faculty Member, BusinessAdministration j Johnny Jermias

Faculty Member, Com, Art/Tech Yuezhi Zhao

Faculty Member, Education Ian Andrews

Faculty Member, Environment John Welch j

Faculty Member, Health Sciences Craig Janes (Senator)


Faculty Member, Continuing Studies Tom Nesbit



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Diego Reyeros


Graduate Student (At-large) Elected by Senate Marena Brinkhurst


Ex-officio Bill Radford

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Staff Member, SFU InternationalSecretary, Ex-officio(non-voting)

Sarah Orr

SCIA Members October 2011


President (or designate) !Chair, Ex-officio James Busumtwi-Sam


Ex-officio Li-Jeen Broshko




Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences Tom Perry (Senator)


Johnny Jermias


Faculty Member, Education Vacant

Faculty Member, Environment John Welch j

Faculty Member, Health Sciences Vacant

Faculty Member, Science Joan Sharp |Faculty Member, Continuing Studies Tom Nesbit

Registrar (or designate) iEx-officio Kate Ross \


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Diego Reyeros

Student Alternate Elected by Senate Vacant 1



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Sarah Orr


SCIA Members November 2011-December 2011


President (or designate) Chair, Ex-officio James Busumtwi-Sam


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Nicole Cameron




Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences Tom Perry (Senator)


Johnny Jermias


Faculty Member, Education Vacant

Faculty Member, Environment John Welch

Faculty Member, Health Sciences Vacant


Faculty Member, Continuing Studies Vacant


Senator (At-large) !Elected by and fromSenate

Vacant


Vacant




Ex-officio Vacant


Ex-officio (Non-voting) Kate Jennings


Sarah Orr / Corinna

Lougheed


1.2 2011 SCIA Meetings Dates

January 12, 2011 Cancelled

February 9, 2011

March 9, 2011

April 13, 2011-Cancelled

May 11,2011

June 8, 2011 -Cancelled

September 14, 2011

November 9, 2011

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 of MOU between Simon Fraser University and the University of Nairobi -Strengthening Higher Education Stakeholder Relations in Africa project (Nairobi.Kenya). [Feb.]

2.02 Approval of CIDA's Muskoka Initiative Partnership Program - Achieving MDG's inBangladesh for Maternal and Child Health (Dhaka, Bangladesh). [Feb.]

2.03 Approval of Service Contract for the delivery of one cohort of the Management ofTechnology MBA program SFU, Beedie School of Business for the King SaudUniversity (Riyadh. Saudi Arabia). [Feb.]

2.04 Approval in principle of an MOU to develop an EMBA for the Americas programbetween the Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University, Owen Graduate Schoolof Management,Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN, USA), the University of Sao Paulo(Sao Paulo, Brazil) and ITAM -Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (MexicoCity, Mexico). [Feb.]

2.05 Approval in principle of Sri Lanka Field School Department of Engineering (Katubedda,Moratuwa, Sri Lanka). Subject to appropriate University risk management andcontractual arrangement. [Feb.]

2.06 Approval of a pilot field course "Design Studies in Northern Europe" delivering in 2011(School of Interactive Arts and Technology- SIAT) (Malmo, Sweden and Eindhoven,The Netherlands). [Feb.]

2.07 Approval of MOU between Simon Fraser University and Mekelle University (Mekelle,Ethiopia). [Feb.]

2.08 Approval of proposed Outbound Graduate Students Proposed Eligibility Criteria, Unitsand Coursework for SFU Exchange Programs. Further approval required by SCGS and

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Senate. [Feb.]

2.09 Approval ofCIDA Proposal - Students for Development 2011 -2015. BRAC University,(Dhaka, Bangladesh), IUBAT (Dhaka, Bangladesh), Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar,(Chuquisaca, Bolivia), University ofGhana, (Accra, Ghana) [Feb.]

2.10 Approval ofMOU between Simon FraserUniversity (FASS, FENV, FHS) and TheUniversity ofCape Coast. (Cape Coast, Ghana) [Feb.]

2.11 Approval ofCIDA Proposal - Partnershipbetween SFU, Douglas College (lead), FraserHealth, the Ministry ofHealth—Masaka District (Community Health Office), andMasaka District Hospital, (Masaka, Uganda). [Mar.]

2.12 Approval of Education Course Section 370 to be delivered and taught in Oaxaca, Mexico,April of2011 [Mar.]

2.13 Approval of HRSDC Proposal - EU Program - TEP Partnership - University ofOttawa(Ottawa, Canada), Copenhagen Business School (Copenhagen, Denmark), GrenobleEcole de Management (Grenoble, France), UCD Quinn School of Business (Dublin,Ireland), University of Mannheim, (Mannheim, Germany) [Mar.]

2.14 Approval ofHRSDC Proposal - Transatlantic Exchange Partnership - "Canada-EUVolcanology Training Network" Umversity of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada),McGill University (Montreal, Canada),Universite Blaise Pascal (Clermont-Ferrand,France), The Open University (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom) Universite Catholiquede Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium). [Mar.]

2.15 Final approval of EMBA for the Americas - MO A between the Beedie School ofBusiness, Simon Fraser University and Vanderbilt University (Nashville, Tennessee,USA), FIA at the University of Sao Paulo (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and ITAM -InstitutoTecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico) [Mar.]

2.16 Approval ofEDUC 861, M.Ed. Field Experience in Australia (Curtin University, Perthand Griffith University, Griffith, Australia). [Apr.]

2.17 Approval of MOU between Simon Fraser University and SEAMEO Regional TrainingCentre (Ho Chi Minn City, Vietnam). [Apr.]

2.18 Approval of HRSDC Proposal - "Student Mobility Project: Internationalizing FutureTeachers". Simon Fraser University (Burnaby, British Columbia), Vancouver IslandUniversity (Nanaimo, British Columbia), University of Alberta - Campus Saint-Jean,(Edmonton, Alberta), University ofWisconsin-Whitewater, (Madison, Wisconsin, USA),California State University (Fresno, California, USA), Universidad de Guanajuato(Guanajuato, Gto. Mexico), Universidad, Autonoma Benito Juarez (Oaxaca, Mexico).[Apr.]

2.19 Approval of MOU between Simon Fraser University and Hanoi School of Public Health,National Institute ofPublic Health (Hanoi, Vietnam). [May]


2.20 Approval of HRSDC Proposal- Canada-EU Program for Cooperation in HigherEducation, Training and Youth, "Global City Journalism Local Voices and InternationalPerspectives in Cross-Cultural Storytelling". Ryerson University (Toronto, Ontario,Canada) [May]

2.21 Approval in principle of DIDAC-TIC, (Dimension Internationale et DimensionAcademique Concertees par Ies Technologies de 1'Information et de la Communication)Proposal: "A student exchange and mobility project". [May]

2.22 Approval of Student Exchange Agreement between Faculty ofHealth Sciences, SimonFraserUniversity and Deakin University (Melbourne, Australia). [Sept.]

2.23 Final Approval of Sri Lanka Field School, Department ofEngineering (Katubedda,Moratuwa, Sri Lanka). [Sept.]

2.24 Approval of MOU between the Beedie School of Business, Simon FraserUniversity &Sun Yat-sen Business School, (Guangzhou, China). [Sept.]

2.25 Approval of Academic Cooperation Agreement between the Beedie School ofBusiness,Simon Fraser University and Korea University Business School, Korea University(Seoul, Korea). [Sept.]

2.26 Approval ofCIDA Proposal - "CIDA Partners for Development - Canadian Universities2011 Competition". Community Managed MCH in Rural Pakistan. [Sept.]

2.27 Approval of CIDA Proposal "CIDA Partners for Development - CanadianUniversities2011 Competition". - Supporting Community Economic Development and Food Securityin Bolivia and the Andes. [Sept.]

2.28 Approval of Indigenous Exchange Agreement between Simon Fraser University andGriffith University (Queensland, Australia). [Sept.]

2.29 Approval of MOU between the Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University andthe Indian Institute ofManagement-Indore (Indore, India) [Oct.].

2.30 Approval of MOU between the Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University andBaba FaridUniversity of Health Sciences (Punjab, India). [Oct.].

2.31 Approval of MOU between the FacultyofApplied Science, Simon Fraser University andthe Indian Institute ofTechnology-Ropar(Ropar, India) [Oct].

2.32 Approval for renewal ofMOU between Faculty of Science, 4D-Labs, Simon FraserUniversity and Faculty of Science, HakkaidoUniversity (Sapporo, Japan). [Nov.]

2.33 Approval ofGraduate Liberal Studies LS819 Field Study, Italy [Nov.]

2.34 Approval to Terminate Exchange Agreement with the University of Richmond(Richmond, Virginia, USA) [Nov.]

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3. Received for Information

3.1 Renewal of Student Exchange Agreement with San Diego State University (San Diego,California, USA). [Feb.]

3.2 Renewal of Smdent Exchange Agreement with Lund University (Lund, Sweden). [Feb.]

3.3 Renewal of Student Exchange agreement with the University of Maastricht & UmversityCollege of Maastricht (Maastricht, The Netherlands). [Feb.]

3.4 Renewal of Student Exchange agreement with the Universite catholique de Louvain(Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium). [Feb.]

3.5 Renewal of Smdent Exchange agreement with the University ofWestern Australia (Perth,Australia). [Feb.]

3.6 Faculty ofEducation Program: Academic Leadership Development in Higher EducationImproving Teaching and Learning 4lh-15th July, 2011 (Vancouver, B.C.). [Feb.]

3.7 Potential MOU between Simon Fraser University (Faculty ofHealth Sciences) and TheUniversity of Zambia (Department ofCommunity Medicine). [Feb.]

3.8 Renewal of MOU with the Universite catholique de Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium). [May]

3.9 2010 SCIA Annual Report submitted toApril 4th, 2011 Senate Meeting. [May]

3.10 Renewal of Smdent Exchange agreement with the Chinese University of Hong Kong.[May]

3.11 Expression of Interest between Simon Fraser University and the Aga Khan Foundation"Early Childhood Development Support Program - Bangladesh ECDSP-B", (Dhaka,Bangladesh) [May].

3.12 CIDA "China Council Project" Update: Increase in funding.[Sept.]

3.13 Signed MOU between Simon Fraser Universityand Mekelle University (Mekelle,Ethiopia). [Sept.]

3.14 Overview ofMPH Practicum for Global Health Students [Sept.]

3.15 Signed MOU between Simon Fraser University and Hanoi School of Public Health,National Institute of Public Health (Hanoi, Vietnam). [Sept.]

3.16 Signed MOU between Simon Fraser University and Cambodia National Institute ofPublic Health (Phnom Penh, Cambodia). [Sept.]


3.17 SCIA Review presented by Alison Watt. [Nov.]

2.35 CIDA proposal submitted Partners for Development - Canadian Universities 2011Competition. "Community Managed MCH in Rural Pakista. [Nov.]

2.36 CIDA proposal submitted - Partners for Development - Canadian Universities 2011Competition "Supporting Community Economic Development and Food Security inBolivia and the Andes" [Nov.]

3.18 Signed MOU Smdent Exchange Indigenous Peoples between Simon FraserUniversityand Griffith University, (Queensland, Australia). [Nov.]


4. Field Schools

SFU International reported the following Field Schools were completed in 2011:

4.2 Spring 2011 (January-April)

Southeast Asia - International Studies (Thailand, Laos and Vietnam), 18 participants ledby Professor Michael Howard

Mexico - Communications (Guadalajara, Mexico), 9 participants led by Professors J.Adam Holbrook and Richard K. Smith

4.3 Summer 2011 (May-July)

Ghana - Contemporary Arts (Legon, Accra, Ghana), 12 participants led by Albert Smith

Czech Republic - Humanities (Prague, Czech Republic), 17 participants led by Dr.Anne-Marie Feenberg-Dibon

4.2 Fall 2011 (September-December)

Indonesia - Education (Manado Region, Indonesia), 4 participants led by ProfessorDavid Zandvliet.

Dig Greece - Humanities (Kefalonia, Greece), 20 participants led by Dr. GeoffreySchmalz.

5 Student Exchange

As of 2011, outbound smdent exchange term numbers are reported for the Calendar Year(Spring, Summer, Fall) instead of the Academic Year (Fall, Spring, Summer). As a result,the Fall 2010 term is not captured in the 2009/10 academic year, nor the 2011 calendaryear, and so the data is included as an addition to the 2011 report. In the Fall 2010 term,110 smdent exchange terms were completed.

For the 2011 calendar year, SFU International received 331 applications to participate inthe University's bilateral and multilateral exchange programs (an increase of 7% from309 applications in the 2009/10 academic year)

Ofthe 331 applications, 21% (71) were incomplete or were not approved (compared with22% (69) in the 2009/10 academic year). SFU International selected 79% (260 out of the331) to participate (compared with 78% (240 out of309) in the 2009/10 academic year).

Of the applications selected, 83% (216) resulted in completed exchange terms (comparedwith 83% (199 out of240) in the 2009/10 academic year), and 17% (44) cancelled(compared with 13% (41) in the 2009/10 academic year).

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The number of applications received in 2011 that resulted in completed exchange termsin the 2011 calendar year decreased by -11.8% over the 2009/10 academic year (245 to216). In addition to the 2011 numbers, 18 students who were nominated for exchangeduring the 2009/10 year (and were already captured in that year's application numbers)continued or deferred their exchange term(s) into the 2011 calendar year. Thus, in total,234 exchange terms were completed in the 2011 calendar year a decrease of-4.5% fromthe 2009/10 academic year (245 to 234). Finally, as noted earlier, in addition to the abovenumbers 110 student exchange terms were completed in the Fall 2010 term.

6. International Co-op Program

SFU students completed 140 co-op work practicums in 27 countries through the Co-opProgram.

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Annex A

Senate Committee on International Activities (SCIA)Standing Committee (Reporting Category "B")

Membership

SCIA Members


President (or designate) Chair, Ex-officio

Vice-President, Academic (or designate) Ex-officio


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Faculty Member, Arts/Social Sciences


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Faculty Member, Com, Art/Tech ;

Faculty Member, Education •

Faculty Member, Environment

Faculty Member, Health Sciences

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Senator (At-large)Elected by and fromSenate \

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Smdent Alternate Elected by Senate

Graduate Smdent (At-large) Elected by Senate,

Director, International Development andFaculty Engagement, Continuing Studies

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The Committee shall meet at least once each semester and at the call of the Chair.

Quorum shall be a simple majority of the voting members.The Committee may strike sub-committees as required.

6.3 Terms of Reference

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6.3.1 To ensure that proposals for international activities meet the conditions and criteriaestablished by the University Policy on International Activities, and the University Policyon Service Contracts.

6.3.2 To ensure broad consultation prior to the final approval of any proposal covered bythis policy for which human rights considerations are likely to be a concern.

6.3.3 To advise the President with respect to the desirability of entering into internationalactivities that are proposed to be undertaken by the University on the basis of a contract,contribution agreement, letter of understanding, or similar document.

6.3.4 To maintain an overview and familiarity with international agreements that areentered into by academic or administrative units.

6.3.5 To report annually to Senate.

6.4 Procedures

6.4.1 The Committee shall be provided with copies of international activity proposals andwhatever other information is needed to administer this Policy, based on procedures to bedetermined by the Committee.

6.4.2 Every proposal shall indicate that it has the approval of the appropriate Chair orDirector, and Faculty Dean and shall contain a statement of goals and objectives, a cleardisclosure of the proposed activities and a budget.

6.4.3 Proposals shall be submitted to the Secretary of SCIA for distribution to theCommittee.

6.4.4 The Committee shall review each proposal to ensure compliance with theUniversity Policy on International Activities and shall recommend acceptance,modification or rejection to the President. Where approval of the Senate or the Board ofGovernors is required, the President shall inform the appropriate body(ies) of theCommittee's recommendation.

6.4.5 Where there is concern on the part of SCIA that any international activity whichuses the University's name or resources may be in non-compliance with this Policy, theCommittee shall be entitled to receive further information and shall report to thePresident regarding any violations that may be discovered.

6.4.6 Copies of international activity contracts or other agreements shall be provided toSFU International where they shall be kept on file and be open for inspection bymembers of the University community.

Interpretation

Questions of Policy interpretation or application shall be referred to the President whose decisionshall be final.

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Annex B

Student Exchange Numbers by University: Fall 2010

University Country UG/G

FALL INBOUND

Terms FTE

FALL OUTBOUND

Terms FTE

Flinders University Australia UG 2 1

Macquarie University Australia UG 2 1

Monash University Australia UG 9 4.5

Murdoch University Australia UG 2 1

University of Western Australia Australia UG 6 3

Vienna University of Economics

and Business Administration Austria UG 5 2.5 3 1.5

Universite Catholique de Louvain Belgium UG 2 1

Dalhousie University Canada UG 1 0.5

HEC Montreal Canada UG 1 0.5 1 0.5

Universite de Montreal Canada UG 1 0.5

Universite du Quebec a Montreal Canada UG 0 0 1 0.5

Universite Laval Canada UG 10 5 3 1.5

University of Ottawa Canada UG 1 0.5

Pontificia Universidad Catolica

de Chile Chile UG 7 3.5

Jilin University China UG 1 0.5

Tsinghua University China UG 4 2 3 1.5

Zhejiang University China UG 8 4

Chinese University of Hong KongChina - HongKong UG 3 1.5 3 1.5

Hong Kong Baptist UniversityChina - HongKong UG 2 1 1 0.5

Hong Kong University of Scienceand Technology

China - HongKong UG 1 0.5

University of Hong KongChina - HongKong UG 4 2 4 2

Charles University

Czech

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University of Economics, Prague

Czech

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Aarhiis University Denmark UG 2 1

Copenhagen Business School Denmark UG 4 2 4 2

The American University in Cairo Egypt UG 2 1 1 0.5

University of Bath England UG 1 0.5 4 2 !

University of Birmingham England UG 0 0 1 0.5

University of East Anglia England UG 0 0 1 0.5

University of Leeds England UG 2 1 1 0.5

University of Leicester England UG 1 0.5

University of Manchester England UG 1 0.5 2 1

University of Nottingham England UG 2 1

University of Sussex England UG 7 3.5

Aalto University School ofEconomics Finland UG 1 0.5 2 1

ESCP Europe France UG 1 0.5

Grenoble Ecole de Management France UG 2 1 2 1

Institut d'Etudes Politiques d'AixEn Provence France UG 2 1 2 1

Institut d'Etudes Politiques deBordeaux France UG 2 1 1 0.5

Institut d'Etudes Politiques deLille France UG 1 0.5

Institut d'Etudes Politiques deStrasbourg France UG 3 1.5

Sciences Po Paris France UG 11 5.5 4 2

Universite du Maine France UG 1 0.5

Universite Francois Rabelais France UG 4 2 5 2.5

Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin Germany UG 1 0.5

Universitat Mannheim Germany UG 1 0.5 7 3.5

University of Ghana Ghana UG 3 1.5 4 2

University College Dublin Ireland UG 0 0 2 1

Politecnico di Milano Italy UG 1 0.5

Universita Commerciale LuigiBocconi Italy UG 5 2.5 0.5

Kansai Gaidai University Japan UG 1 0.5 0.5

Kwansei Gakuin University Japan UG 0 0 0.5

Meiji Gakuin University Japan UG 1 0.5 0.5

Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific

University Japan UG 0 0 0.5

Ritsumeikan University Japan UG 0 0 0.5

Ewha Womans University Korea UG 2 1

Korea Advanced Institute of

Science and Technology Korea UG 1 0.5

Korea University Korea UG 0 0 2 1

Seoul National University Korea UG 3 1.5 9 4.5

Yonsei University Korea UG 6 3 4 2

Tecnologico de Monterrey Mexico UG 4 2

Al Akhawayn University Morocco UG 1 0.5

Maastricht University Netherlands UG 2 1 3 1.5

Universiteit Utrecht Netherlands UG 1 0.5

Universiteit van Amsterdam Netherlands UG 2 1 1 0.5

Bl Norwegian Business School Norway UG 0 0 1 0.5

Warsaw School of Economics Poland UG 1 0.5

University of Stirling Scotland UG 0 0 2 1

University of Strathclyde Scotland UG 3 1.5 1 0.5

National University of Singapore Singapore UG 6 3

Universidad ComplutenseMadrid Spain UG 1 0.5 1 0.5

University of Navarra Spain UG 3 1.5

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

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1999/00 88 125 0 0

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2001/02 97 118 0 0

2002/03 120 122 0 0

2003/04 141 163 0 0

2004/05 146 183 0 0

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"SABRO refers to inbound StudyAbroad students whoattendSFU for 1 to 3 termsof studyunderthe terms of a formal agreementwith another institution. Studentspay international, orin

special circumstances domestic, tuition rates.

""Please note: there are discrepancies between the numbersprovidedin the 2008/09 and the 2009/10 AnnualReportsand those providedabove. Please assume the 2011 AnnualReport

numbers are accurate.

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