OPEN DOORS DATA COLLECTION. U.S. STUDY ABROAD SURVEY Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 SURVEY INSTRUCTIONS

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1 opendoors OPEN DOORS DATA COLLECTION U.S. STUDY ABROAD SURVEY Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 SURVEY INSTRUCTIONS Include only U.S. citizens and permanent residents enrolled for a degree (and/or General Education students at community colleges) at your institution s U.S. campus who received academic credit for study abroad, regardless of who sponsored the program (your institution or another institution/organization), or who awarded the initial credit. All information should be based on Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 (except for Question 13 on Page 11, which asks about the current 2006/07 academic year and the following summer 2007). DEADLINE: APRIL 30, 2007 When you have completed this form you may submit it either electronically (via ) or by regular mail. Submissions Please print out a copy for your records. Save the document onto your hard drive. your completed survey as a Microsoft Word attachment to: iieresearch@iie.org You must type STUDY ABROAD_ (case sensitive) in the subject line of your . You will receive an confirmation of your submission if it has been successfully submitted. Regular Mail Submissions Please make a photocopy of the completed survey for your records. Mail the completed survey to: Research & Evaluation Institute of International Education 809 United Nations Plaza New York, NY To download the full set of instructions, go to: Questions? iieresearch@iie.org UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

2 Open Doors 2007 Report on International Educational Exchange U.S. Study Abroad Survey Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 INSTITUTION CODES (See to find your codes) FICE Code 1892 NRC Code Unit ID Check this box if this is a new contact or address change for next year s survey. CONTACT INFORMATION Name Title/Position & Office Phil Carls Assistant Director Institution University of Iowa Address 1 Address 2 Office for Study Abroad 1111 University Capitol Centre City Iowa City State IA ZIP Telephone (319) , ext. Fax (319) philip-carls@uiowa.edu 1. TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDY ABROAD STUDENTS: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 If you are a Community College, please skip to Question 1B: 1A. How many U.S. students (U.S. citizens or permanent residents) enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus earned academic credit towards their degree through study abroad during Fall 2005, Spring 2006, and Summer 2006? (Do not include students who studied in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories such as Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, etc.) B. For Community Colleges Only: include Associate s Degree students as well as students who have earned academic credit towards their General Education requirements. How many U.S. students (U.S. citizens or permanent residents) participated in your study abroad programs during Fall 2005, Spring 2006, Summer 2006 and: A. Earned academic credit towards a degree at your institution? B. Earned academic credit towards their general education requirements? TOTAL 1103 Page 2 of 12

3 2. ACADEMIC LEVEL: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 How many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus who received academic credit for study abroad were: ASSOCIATE S BACHELOR S GRADUATE OTHER (please specify) General Education Students (receiving academic credit) Associate s (both 1st & 2nd year; do not break out as Freshman/Sophomore) Freshman 7 Sophomore 74 Junior 265 Senior 371 Bachelor s, Unspecified 10 Master s Doctoral Professional (e.g. JD, MD, DDS, DVM, etc.) Graduate, Unspecified 376 TOTAL (The total in this category should add up to total study abroad students in Section 1.) GENDER: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 How many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus who received academic credit for study abroad were: A. Male 391 B. Female 712 C. Do Not Know TOTAL (The total in this category should add up to total study abroad students in Section 1.) 1103 Page 3 of 12

4 4. ETHNICITY / RACE: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 How many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus who received academic credit for study abroad were: A. Native American 3 B. Asian-American 42 C. African-American 21 D. Hispanic-American 39 E. Caucasian 897 F. Multiracial G. Do Not Know 101 TOTAL (The total in this category should add up to total study abroad students in Section 1.) MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 How many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus had declared the following major fields before they received academic credit for study abroad? A. Agriculture B. Business and Management 233 C. Education 34 D. Engineering 26 E. Fine or Applied Arts 83 F. Foreign Languages 89 G. Health Sciences 135 H. Humanities 124 I. Social Sciences 352 J. Mathematics or Computer Sciences 7 K. Physical or Life Sciences 27 L. Undeclared 16 M. Other (please specify): Law 63 N. Do Not Know 172 TOTAL (Students with more than one major can be included under multiple categories.) Important: Include any Additional Major Fields of Study totals reported in Section 6 in the overall total here. Check here if you are including students with more than one major in the Additional Fields of Study Section Page 4 of 12

5 6. ADDITIONAL MAJOR FIELDS OF STUDY: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 List majors not found, or those for which you are unsure about the broader categories listed in Section 5 above. Important: Include the Additional Major Fields of Study totals in this section in the overall total in Section 5. Be specific e.g., Arts and Sciences is too general. Do not use abbreviations so that it can be appropriately categorized into the broader Major Fields of Study in Section 5. Fully describe interdisciplinary majors. CIP CODE (if known) MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY TOTAL Page 5 of 12

6 7. HOST COUNTRY OR DESTINATION: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 During the past year, how many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus received academic credit for study abroad in each destination listed below? Please note that students who have studied abroad more than once in 2005/06, including summer 2006, can be counted in more than one category below. Multi-Destination refers to students who spend half or less than half of their single study abroad program/experience in any one destination. Do not include students who studied abroad in Hawaii, the U.S Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and/or U.S. territories such as Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, etc. Please check here if you are including students who studied abroad in more than one destination through more than one program. (Do not include Multi-Destination students in this category, as defined above.) 8901 MULTI-DESTINATION DO NOT KNOW 2205 Afghanistan 3110 Albania 1310 Algeria Andorra 1210 Angola 4155 Anguilla 7000 Antarctica 4151 Antigua & Barbuda 4305 Argentina Armenia 4103 Aruba 6110 Australia Austria Azerbaijan 4105 Bahamas 2405 Bahrain 2210 Bangladesh 4110 Barbados Belarus 3210 Belgium Belize Benin 5110 Bermuda 2215 Bhutan 4310 Bolivia Bosnia & Herzegovina 1410 Botswana 4315 Brazil British Virgin Islands 2305 Brunei 3120 Bulgaria 1585 Burkina Faso 1115 Burundi 2320 Cambodia Cameroon 5120 Canada Cape Verde 4115 Cayman Islands 1230 Central African Republic 1240 Chad 4320 Chile China China, Hong Kong 2170 China, Macau 4325 Colombia Comoros 1250 Congo, Rep. of (Brazzaville) 1290 Congo, Dem. Rep. of/former Zaire (Kinshasa) 6210 Cook Islands 4230 Costa Rica Côte d Ivoire / Ivory Coast 3191 Croatia Cuba 3125 Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti 4191 Dominica 4125 Dominican Republic East Timor Page 6 of 12

7 4330 Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea 1195 Eritrea 3183 Estonia 1125 Ethiopia 4335 Falkland Islands 6215 Fiji Finland 3223 France French Guiana 6220 French Polynesia 1270 Gabon 1515 Gambia Georgia 3226 Germany Ghana Gibraltar 3236 Greece Grenada 4130 Guadeloupe 4250 Guatemala Guinea 1530 Guinea-Bissau 4345 Guyana 4135 Haiti 4260 Honduras 3150 Hungary Iceland India Indonesia 2415 Iran 2420 Iraq 3246 Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan 1130 Kenya Kiribati 2160 Korea, South (Rep. of) Kosovo 2435 Kuwait 2265 Kyrgyzstan 2325 Laos 3184 Latvia Lebanon 1420 Lesotho 1540 Liberia 1340 Libya 3253 Liechtenstein 3185 Lithuania 3256 Luxembourg 3194 Macedonia 1135 Madagascar 1140 Malawi 2330 Malaysia 2225 Maldives 1545 Mali 3260 Malta 6227 Marshall Islands 4160 Martinique 1550 Mauritania 1145 Mauritius 4270 Mexico Micronesia, Fed. States of 3187 Moldova 3263 Monaco 2180 Mongolia Montenegro 4153 Montserrat 1350 Morocco Mozambique 2310 Myanmar/Former Burma 1430 Namibia 6230 Nauru 2230 Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles 6235 New Caledonia 6120 New Zealand Nicaragua Niger 1560 Nigeria Niue 6255 Norfolk Island 3270 Norway Oman Page 7 of 12

8 2235 Pakistan 6263 Palau 2443 Palestinian Authority 4290 Panama 6240 Papua New Guinea 4350 Paraguay 4355 Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar 1155 Reunion 3170 Romania Russia Rwanda St. Helena 4154 St. Kitts & Nevis 4193 St. Lucia 4194 St. Vincent & Grenadines 6280 Samoa 3276 San Marino 1280 São Tomé & Príncipe 2455 Saudi Arabia 1570 Senegal Serbia 1170 Seychelles 1575 Sierra Leone 2345 Singapore Slovakia 3192 Slovenia 6205 Solomon Islands 1175 Somalia 1440 South Africa Spain Sri Lanka 1370 Sudan 4360 Suriname Swaziland 3283 Sweden Switzerland Syria 2120 Taiwan Tajikistan 1180 Tanzania Thailand Togo 6270 Tonga 4180 Trinidad & Tobago 1380 Tunisia 3288 Turkey Turkmenistan 4185 Turks & Caicos Islands 6271 Tuvalu 1185 Uganda 3182 Ukraine 2470 United Arab Emirates 3290 United Kingdom Uruguay Uzbekistan 6245 Vanuatu Vatican City / Holy See 4370 Venezuela Vietnam 6275 Wallis & Futuna 2485 Yemen 1190 Zambia Zimbabwe TOTAL 1103 Page 8 of 12

9 8. ADDITIONAL HOST COUNTRIES OR DESTINATIONS: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 Please provide the destinations and number of students who studied in destinations not found in Section 7 above. CODE (For IIE Use Only) HOST COUNTRY OR DESTINATION TOTAL 9. PROGRAM SPONSORSHIP: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 During the past year, how many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus studied abroad under programs: A. Administered or managed completely by your own institution (including bilateral exchanges with foreign universities) regardless of whether you give direct credit? 834 B. Organized or sponsored by other institutions or providers regardless of whether you give direct credit? 269 C. Do not know TOTAL (Students on more than one program can be included in more than one category.) 1103 Check here if you are including students (who studied abroad on more than one program) in multiple categories. Page 9 of 12

10 10. DURATION OF STUDY ABROAD: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 During the past year, how many U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution s U.S. campus received academic credit for a study abroad experience of the following durations? SHORT-TERM MID-TERM LONG-TERM OTHER DO NOT KNOW Summer (offered only during the summer): A. Summer: 2 Weeks or More 406 B. Summer: Fewer Than 2 Weeks C. January Term Fewer Than 8 Weeks (during the academic year, including May Term): D. Fewer Than 8 Weeks: 2 to 8 Weeks E. Fewer Than 8 Weeks: Fewer Than 2 Weeks F. One Quarter G. Two Quarters H. One Semester 385 I. Academic Year 55 J. Calendar Year (such as Southern Hemisphere programs ending in December 2006) K. Other (please specify): WINTER SESSION 67; OTHER ST (<2 WKS) 190 L. Do Not Know TOTAL (Students on more than one program can be counted in more than one category.) 1103 Check here if you are including students (who studied abroad more than once) in multiple categories FINANCES: Fall 2005 / Spring 2006 / Summer 2006 Please indicate which types of financial aid were awarded by your institution for study abroad in the past year. Check either Yes, No, or Do Not Know for each of the program types and financial aid types: TYPE OF AID Federal Aid State Aid Need-Based Institutional Aid Merit-Based Institutional Aid Other Aid OWN PROGRAMS PROGRAMS ON APPROVED LIST PROGRAMS NOT ON APPROVED LIST YES NO DNK YES NO DNK YES NO DNK Page 10 of 12

11 12. INTERNSHIPS AND WORK ABROAD During the past year, how many students at your institution received academic credit for an internship, TOTAL volunteer, or other work abroad experience (paid or unpaid) as all or part of their study abroad experience? CURRENT ACADEMIC YEAR TOTAL: Fall 2006 / Spring 2007 / Summer 2007 Provide the number of U.S. students enrolled for a degree at your institution who earned (or will earn) academic credit towards their degree for study abroad for the current academic year (September 1, 2006 to August 31, 2007): TOTAL study abroad for current academic year: September 1, 2006 to August 31, AND - Provide the duration of study breakdown for the current academic year study abroad students: A. Entire Academic Year 2006/07 B. Fall Semester, 2006 C. Spring Semester, 2007 D. First Trimester, 2006/07 academic year E. Second Trimester, 2006/07 academic year F. Third Trimester, 2006/07 academic year G. First Quarter, 2006/07 academic year H. Second Quarter, 2006/07 academic year I. Third Quarter, 2006/07 academic year J. Fourth Quarter, 2006/07 academic year K. Summer, 2007 L. Other term during the 2006/07 academic year (Please specify: ) This number is: TOTAL Actual Estimated TOTAL Actual Estimated Page 11 of 12

12 14. HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES The Interorganizational Task Force on Safety and Responsibility in Study Abroad has developed a document entitled Responsible Study Abroad: Good Practices for Health and Safety. Go to to see this document. Does your Institution have written policies or guidelines relating to study abroad health, safety, and security? If yes, are your institution's policies or guidelines: A. Similar to or based on these statements of good practice? OR B. Significantly different from them? Do NOT answer these questions on this survey form! Please answer this questions online at: COMMENTS / NOTES: Please use this section to include any information that may be useful to us during data editing, such as notations explaining your data, notations on anything that was unclear to you or on sections which you were unsure about, explanations about incomplete or missing data, etc. Please also note if this is a revised version of your original submission, and indicate which of the sections have been revised. Thank you for completing the Open Doors Study Abroad Survey! Page 12 of 12