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SFU
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Senate Committee on
ATTENTION: Members of Senate
International Activities
FROM: Philip Steenkamp. SCIA Chair
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SFU International
External Relations
RE: Senate Committee on International Activities Annual Report 2013
SH2100
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6
DATE: January 27. 2014
Please find attached the annual report for the Senate Committee on International Activities.
SIMON
FRASER
UNIVERSITY
ENGAGING THE WORLD
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
SENATE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SCIA)
ANNUAL REPORT TO SENATE
January - December 2013
I.
Introduction
The Senate Committee on International Activities (SCIA) is a Standing Committee (Reporting
Category "B") established under the terms of the University Policy on International Activities
(GP 23). The terms of reference and Committee composition can be found at:
http://www.sfli.ca/senate/senate-committces/scia.html. The University Policy on International
Activities can be found at http://www.sfu.ca/policies/uazeUe/ueneral/up23.html.
In 2013. SCIA met 6 times, with additional special meetings and electronic approvals called as
required. This Annual Report highlights the issues dealt with by the Committee over the course
of the year. Senators wishing more detailed information concerning SCIA's deliberations and/or
the approved minutes of the meetings may find them at: http://www.sfu.ca/senate/senatecommittees/scia.html
Senators are welcome to contact the Committee's secretary by email: scia@sfu.ca for further
information.
1.1
SCIA Members
Members
Vice-President, External Relations
Vice-President, Academic (or designate)
Associate Vice-President, Students (or designate)
Executive Director. SFU International
Faculty Member. Applied Sciences
Faculty Member, Ails/Social Sciences
Faculty Member, Business Administration
Faculty Member, Communication, Art/Technology
Faculty Member, Education
Faculty Member, Environment
Faculty Member, Health Sciences
Faculty Member, Science
Faculty Member, Lifelong Learning
Undergraduate Student (at-large)
Graduate Student (at-large)
Recording Secretary (non-voting)
1.2
2013 SCIA Meetings Dates
January 09, 2013
March 13,2013
May 8, 2013
July 10,2013
September 18, 2013
November 13, 2013
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 for China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and
Development, Phase V [Jan]
2.02
Proposed Revisions to the SCIA Terms of Reference and Membership [Mar]
2.03
MOU between Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO)(Taipei, Taiwan) & Simon
Fraser University [Mar]
2.04
Approval to endorse SFU's participation in the negotiations to establish and carry out the
functions of the Canadian International Institute for Extractive Industries and
Development [Mar]
2.05
MOU between University of Basque Country (UPV/EHU)(Gipuzkoa.Spain) & Simon
Fraser University [May]
2.06
MOU between Universidad Mayor San Andres (UMSA)(La Paz, Bolivia) & Simon
Fraser University [May]
2.07
MOU & Student Exchange Agreement between EMLYON Business School (Ecully.
France) & Simon Fraser University [May]
2.08
LOI between Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington (UW)
(Seattle, WA) & Simon Fraser University [May]
2.09
Berlin Travel Study Course (Berlin, Germany) [May]
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2.10
MOU between Universidad de Guadalajara (Guadalajara, Mexico) & Simon Fraser
University [Jul]
2.11
LOI between Research Institute of Humanity and Nature (RIHN)(Kyoto, Japan) & Simon
Fraser University [Jul]
2.12
Student Exchange Agreement between City University of Hong Kong (CityU) (HKSAR,
China) & Simon Fraser University [Sep]
2.13
MOU and Student Mobility Agreement between Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT)
(Beijing, China) & Simon Fraser University [Sep]
2.14
Program Agreement between Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) (Grenoble, France)
& Simon Fraser University [Sep]
2.15
Proposed changes to the Fiji Archaeology Field School [Sep]
2.16
Proposed Travel Study Course - Berlin 2014 [Nov]
2.17
LOI between Shanghai University of Economics (SIBA)(Shanghai, China) & Simon
Fraser University [Nov]
2.18
Student Exchange Agreement between University of Copenhagen (KU)(Copenhagen,
Denmark) & Simon Fraser University [Nov]
2.19
Student Exchange Agreement between University College London (UCL)(London, UK)
& Simon Fraser University [Nov]
2.20
Student Exchange Agreement between Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU)(Shanghai,
China) & Simon Fraser University [Nov]
2.21
Revised SCIA Submission Forms [Nov]
3.
Received for Information
3.1
Signed MOU between Teri University (New Delhi, India) & Simon Fraser University
[Jan]
3.2
Approval of a supplementary agreement regarding the development of a mobile
application between Hellenic Ministry of Tourism, (Athens, Greece) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
3.3
Signed MOU Regarding the Exchange of Graduate Students between The Jockey Club
School of Public Health and Primary Care Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, (HKSAR, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
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3.4
3.5
Signed MOU Regarding the Exchange of Undergraduate Students between The Jockey
Club School of Public Health and Primary Care Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese
University of Hong Kong (HKSAR, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
Signed MOU between The Chinese University of Hong Kong (HKSAR, China) & Simon
Fraser University [Jan]
3.6
Renewed MOU Regarding the Exchange of Undergraduate Students between The
Chinese University of Hong Kong (HKSAR, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.7
Signed Student Exchange Agreement between National Taiwan University (Taipei,
Taiwan) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
[Jan]
3.8
Renewed MOU between National Taiwan University (Taipei, Taiwan) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
3.9
Signed MOU between Renmin University of China (Beijing, China) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
3.10
Signed SFU-CUC Dual M.A. Degree Program in Global Communications between
Communication University of China (Beijing, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.11
Signed MOU between Beijing Chaoxing Information Technology Development Co., Ltd.
(Beijing, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.12
Signed MOU between Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Geographical Sciences
and Natural Resources Research (Beijing, China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.13
Signed MOU between National Chengchi University (Taipei, Taiwan) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
3.14
Signed MOU between Korea University Business School (Seoul, Korea) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
3.15
Signed MOU between Fine Arts College, Shanghai Normal University (Shanghai, China)
& Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.16
Amended MOU Signed between Korea University Business School (Seoul, Korea) &
Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.17
Signed Student Exchange Agreement between Korea University Business School (Seoul,
Korea) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.18
Signed MOU between The School of Management, Zhejian University China (Hangzhou,
China) & Simon Fraser University [Jan]
3.19
Termination of the MOU between the Universite du Maine (France) & Simon Fraser
University [Jan]
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3.20
Appointment of Sarah Dench as Executive Director, SFU International, External
Relations [Jan]
3.21
Signed MOU between CUSO International (Ottawa, Canada) & Simon Fraser University
[Mar]
3.22
Signed MOU between City University of Hong Kong (Kowloon, Hong Kong) & Simon
Fraser University [Mar]
3.23
Signed MOU and Student Exchange Agreement between University of Canterbury
(Christchurch, New Zealand) & Simon Fraser University [Mar]
3.24
Signed New MOU and Renewed Student Exchange Agreement between Uppsala
University (Uppsala, Sweden) & Simon FraserUniversity [Mar]
3.25
Renewed MOU and Student Exchange Agreement between Korea Advanced Institute of
Science and Technology (Daejeon, Republic of Korea) & Simon Fraser University [Mar]
3.26
Signed MOU between Tongji University (Shanghai, China) & Simon Fraser
University[Mar]
3.27
Signed Statement of Agreement between Soka University (Tokyo, Japan) and Simon
Fraser University [English Language and Culture Program [Mar]
3.28
Signed Incoming Study Abroad between Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi &
Simon Fraser University, Beedie School of Business [May]
3.29
Signed Student Exchange Agreement between Zhejiang University & Simon Fraser
University [May]
3.30
Signed MOU between Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) & Simon Fraser
University[May]
3.31
Renewed Student Exchange Agreement between The Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology (HKUST) & Simon Fraser University [May]
3.32
Signed Statement of Agreement between Sangji University, (Wonju, Korea) and Simon
Fraser University [English Language and Culture Program] [Jul]
3.33
Renewed Student Practicum Placement Exchange Agreement between Salzburg
University of Applied Sciences (Salzburg, Austria) and Simon Fraser University [Jul]
3.34
Renewed Student Exchange Agreement between Chalmers Tekniska Hogskola
(Gotemborg, Sweden) & Simon Fraser University [Jul]
3.35
Signed LOI between Jackson School of International Studies, University ofWashington
(UW) (Seattle, WA) & Simon Fraser University [Jul]
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3.36
Signed MOU between INJE University (Gimhae, Korea) & Simon Fraser University
[English Language and Culture Program] [Jul]
3.37
Signed MOU & Student Exchange Agreement between EMLYON Business School
(Ecully, France) & Simon Fraser University [Sep]
3.38
Signed Statement of Agreement between Kokushikan University, (Tokyo, Japan) and
SFU [English Language and Culture Program] [Sep]
3.39
Signed Statement of Agreement between Otemon Gakuin University, (Osaka, Japan) and
SFU [English Language and Culture Program] [Sep]
3.40
Signed MOU renewal between The University of Auckland (Auckland, New Zealand)
and Simon Fraser University [Sep]
3.41
Signed MOU renewal between Ben Gurion University of the NEGEV (Bersheva, Israel)
and Simon Fraser University [Sep]
3.42
Termination of Student Exchange Agreement with the University of Dundee (Dundee,
UK) and SFU [Sep]
3.43
Signed Student Exchange Agreement between City University of Hong Kong (CityU)
(HKSAR, China) & Simon Fraser University [Nov]
3.44
Signed Study Abroad Program Agreement renewal between International School of
Management Dortmund (ISM)(Dortmund, Germany) and Beedie School of Business,
Simon Fraser University [Nov]
3.45
Signed MOU between Universidad Mayor de San Andres (UMSA)(La Paz, Bolivia) and
Simon Fraser University [Nov]
3.46
Signed MOU and Student Exchange Agreement renewals between University of
Strasbourg (UNISTRA) (Strasbourg, France) and Simon Fraser University [Nov]
3.47
Signed Student Mobility Agreement between Beijing Institute ofTechnology
(BIT)(Beijing, China) and Simon Fraser University [Nov]
3.48
Signed Student Mobility Agreement renewal between Aalto University School of
Business (AALTO Biz)(Helsinki, Finland) and Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser
University [Nov]
3.49
Signed Student Mobility Agreement renewal between Copenhagen Business School
(CBS)(Copenhagen, Denmark) and Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University
[Nov]
3.50
Signed Program Agreement between Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM)(Grenoble,
France) and Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University [Nov]
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3.51
Signed MOU between The Vanderbilt University (VU)(Tn, USA), Instituto Tecnologico
Autonomo de Mexico(ITAM)(D.F, Mexico), Fundacao Instituto Administracao
(FIA)(Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University [Nov]
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4.
Field Schools
International Sennces for Students reported the following Field Schools were completed in
2013.
4.1
Spring 2013 (January - April)
India - Contemporary Arts (India), 11 participants led by Professor Patricia Gruben
Southeast Asia - International Studies (Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam), 26 participants
led by Dr. Michael Howard
Based on the report received at SCIA, the committee approved a motion expressing
strong concerns about the SoutheastAsia Field School, and recommendedto the Chair of
International Studies and the Dean ofthe Faculty ofArts and Social Sciences that the
Southeast Asia Field School be suspended until appropriately modified with respect to
academic rigour, and health and safety issues.
4.2
Summer 2013 (May - August)
Netherlands - Interactive Arts and Technology (Netherlands), 13 participants led by
Russell Taylor
Czech Republic - Humanities (Czech Republic), 12 participants led by Dr. Eleanor
Stebner
Panama - Biological Science (Panama), 14 participants led by Dr. Bernard Roitberg
Germany - Business (Germany), 15 participants led by Dr. Judith Zaichkowsky
4.3
Fall 2013 (September - December)
No Field Schools.
5.
Student Exchange
For the 2013 Calendar Year, International Senncesfor Students received 450
applications to participate in the University's bilateral and multilateral exchange
programs (an increase of 3% from 437 applications in the 2012 Calendar Year).
Of the 450 applications, 41% (184) were incomplete or were not approved (compared
with 34% (149) in 2012). International Services for Students selected 59% (266 out of the
450) to participate (compared with 66% (288 out of 437 in 2012).
Of the applications selected, 86% (228) resulted in completed exchange terms in 2013
(compared with 79% (228 out of 288 in 2012), and 14% (38) cancelled (compared with
21% (60) in 2012). 9 deferred their exchange terms to 2014.
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The number of applications received that resulted in completed exchange terms in the
2013 Calendar Year was the same as 2012 (228 to 228). In addition, 22 students who
were nominated for exchange during the 2012 year (and were already captured in that
year's application numbers) continued or deferred their exchange term(s) into 2013 and 3
students completed multiple terms within the 2013 calendar year. Thus, in total, 253
exchange terms were completed in 2013 (an increase of 4% from 243 in 2012).
6.
International Co-op Program (information from co-op)
In 2012/13, in the International Co-op Program there were 171 work practicums over 28
countries. This is a slight decrease from the previous year's placements (182). A
contributing factor for the change is a decrease of placements in India, as SFU funding
was more limited for students going to India in 2012/13.
7.
Signature
Philip Steenlcamp, Chair
1/
Senate Committee on International Activities
Date: J^& 3>7^l4-
Senate Committee on International Activities 2013 Annual Report
Appendix A
Fall 2013 Country Placement
Spring 2013
China
Summer 2013
15
Fall 2013
China
22
China
Germany
Japan
6
United States
15
Korea, Republic of
6
5
8
United States
6
Korea
5
Korea, Republic of
Germany
6
India
4
United States
5
India
3
4
France
3
Japan
3
Japan
Germany
India
2
Taiwan (R.O.C.)
2
Australia
2
Bolivia
1
United Arab Emirates
2
France
2
Ecuador
1
Spain
2
Spain
2
UAE
1
Bolivia
Ecuador
1
France
Hong Kong
Vietnam
TOTAL
45
Mauritius
Mexico
Portugal
Russia
24
3
Qatar
Sri Lanka
Russia
Taiwan (ROC)
Bahamas
Vietnam
Sri Lanka
TOTAL
60
Switzerland
Uganda
United Kingdom
Vietnam
TOTAL
75
Workterms (by Faculty)
Faculty/Dept
Spring 2013 Summer 2013
TOTAL 2013
Fall 2013
6
13
8
27
14
12
21
47
Communications
1
3
1
5
FAS-CompSci
2
8
1
11
15
23
20
58
1
2
0
3
2
10
8
20
Arts & Social Sciences
Business
FAS - Engineering
Faculty of Science • Biomedical Kinesiology and Physiology
Science, Environment & Health Sciences
SIAT
TOTAL
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4
1
9
45
75
60
180
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Appendix B
Student Exchange Numbers by University
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Student Exchange Numbers by University
tnstrlul d Etudes Politique s do Slrasbourg
France
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UG
Sciences Po Paris
Franca
UG
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POP
2
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France
UG
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France
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Student Exchange Numbers by University
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Appendix C
Formal Exchange Programs
'prior to 2005. the inbound/outbound numbers indicated student bodies
after 2005. the inbound/outbound numbers indicate student terms
Year"
Outbound
Inbound
2013
Study Abroad
Formal Exchange
Bocconi,
Bl
Italy
Norway
2012
Other
Basic
Fees
2011
Fall 2010
2009/10
1932/93
1
0
0
0
2008/09
1993/94
18
1
0
0
2007/08
1994/95
24
2
0
0
2006/07
1 £2-5/26
34
12
0
0
2005/06
1996/97
70
26
0
0
2004/05
1997/98
69
24
0
0
2003/04
1998/99
65
47
0
0
1999/00
88
125
0
0
2000/01
78
132
0
0
2001/02
97
118
0
0
2002/03
120
122
0
0
2003/04
141
163
0
2002/03
DExchonges
2000/01
'
to SFU
1999AX)
0
1&S8/&S
OEvchonge;
1997/98
Horn SFU
1993/97
2004/05
146
183
0
0
1995/96
3—i
2005/06
150
252
28
14
2006/07
198
190
28
16
8
10
1994/95
1993/94
^
^
2007/08
244
280
26
13
13
23
1992/93
2008/09
243
280
28
38
9
11 |
2009/10
245
312
28
18
5
12
1C0
200
3C3
4C0
"NOTE: As ol 2011. the student exchange numbers are reported lor the Calendar Year (Spring.
Summer Fall) instead of the Academic Year (Fall. Spnno. Summer) The Fall 2010 term was
reported separately.
Year*
Exchanges Exchanges
In
Out
Fall 2010
110
2011
234
320
2012
243
332
2013
253
International
Domestic
SABRO**
SABRO
Other
13
319
"SABRO refers to inbound Study Abroad students who attend SFU for 1 to 3 terms under the terms
of a formal agreement with another institution. Students pay international, or in special cirumstanees
domestic, tuition rates
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