International Partnerships Annual Report

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1 International Partnerships Annual Report Reporting Period: January 1, 2017 December 31, 2017 Office of International Affairs Columbus, Ohio

2 CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION... 3 II. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2017 BY TYPE OF AGREEMENT... 4 III. OHIO STATE GLOBAL GATEWAY AGREEMENTS... 8 IV. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED BY COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OFFICE... 9 V. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED BY REGION

3 I. INTRODUCTION With the goal of internationalizing Ohio State s comprehensive range of activities in research, education and engagement, the Office of International Affairs (OIA) partners with Ohio State academic units to develop and manage a wide array of international collaborations. s range from a general Memoranda of Understanding () to more specific joint efforts, which are formalized as Memoranda of (), Student Exchange s (), International Dual Degrees, and International Collaborative Degree programs. The Office of International Affairs facilitates the development of formal international agreements, which are driven by Ohio State faculty, deliver specific mutually agreed upon outcomes, and serve to enhance and further the university s strategic international goals. This annual report documents international agreements that have been established in the period January 1, 2017 to December 31, The report organizes the data by type of agreement, college or university office and world region. Charts and graphs are included when appropriate for easy visual comparison of data across years. 3

4 Number of s II. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2017 BY TYPE OF AGREEMENT This section shows all agreements established during the 2017 calendar year, sorted by type of agreement. In 2017, Ohio State established a total of 60 international agreements. Of those, 25 were Memoranda of (s), 28 were Memoranda of Understanding (s), and 7 were Student Exchange s (s). The number of s has remained relatively steady in the three comparison years, but in 2017 there was a significant increase in the number of s established. In 2015 Ohio State established 10 s, in 2016 there were 7, and in 2017 that number grew to 25. By definition, Memoranda of carry out the strategic international goals of Ohio State and provide a framework for institutional relationships. They provide a strategic advantage to Ohio State as umbrella agreements for concrete and specific activities of importance. s specify activities, resources, outcomes, obligations and limitations by each partner and contain specific financial obligations. The 25 s established in 2017 and the activities made possible and carried out through them directly respond to the charge of the President s and Provost s Council on Strategic Internationalization in the Updated International Goals 2016 to: Create and expand robust international partnerships. The charts below compare the number and types of agreements established in 2017 to the previous two calendar years (2015 and 2016). 35 Trends from the Past Three Calendar Years LOI Degree Programs Type of

5 Number of s Number of s by Calendar Year Calendar Year LOI Degree Programs Following is a listing of agreements established in 2017 by type of agreement:,,. i. International Memoranda of (S) Country Partner Institution Academic Unit 1. Brazil The Fundação Universidade De Brasília Moritz College of 2. Brazil Unievangelica Centro Universitario Moritz College of 3. China Beijing Jiaotong School Moritz College of 4. China Northwest of Political Science and Moritz College of 5. China Peking School Moritz College of 6. China Yangtze Global Gateway 7. Colombia Fundación para el Futuro de Colombia Moritz College of 8. Egypt Cairo College of Arts and Sciences 9. Ethiopia Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) 10. Ethiopia National Animal Health Diagnosis and Investigation Center (NAHDIC) 11. Ethiopia of Gondar 12. Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt Fisher College of Business 5

6 13. Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt (Statement of Work) Fisher College of Business 14. Germany Kuhne Logistics (KLU) Fisher College of Business 15. Germany Kuhne Logistics (KLU) Fisher College of Business 16. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden 17. Kenya International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology Germanic Languages and 18. Kenya Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) 19. Kenya of Nairobi 20. Norway Lovisenberg Diaconal College (LDUC) 21. Taiwan National Taiwan Normal (NTNU) Moritz College of College of Nursing East Asian Languages and Cultures 22. Tanzania Singida Villages Project Global Water Institute 23. Tanzania Sokoine of Agriculture 24. Turkey Kadir Has Moritz College of Total s 24 ii. International Memoranda of Understanding (S) Country Partner Institution Academic Unit 1. Australia Central Queensland Animal Sciences 2. Brazil 3. Brazil Universidade Estadual de Maringa School of Dentistry (UFM) Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Institute of Biomedical Sciences College of Dentistry College of Medicine 4. China Shandong Internal Medicine 5. China Shanghai Tenth People s Hospital College of Nursing 6. Czech Republic Brno of Technology 7. Denmark Aarhus, TrygFonden s Center for Child Research Environmental and Natural Resources Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy 8. Egypt Nile College of Engineering 9. Ethiopia Addis Ababa 10. France 4 per 1000: Soils for Food Security and Climate Initiative (Declaration of Intention) College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 11. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden, Erasmus+ The Ohio State 6

7 12. India International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT) College of Engineering 13. Israel Oranim College of Israel Teaching and Learning 14. Italy of Verona, Department of Human Sciences Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy 15. Jamaica 16. Japan Nagoya Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts 17. Japan of Shizuoka 18. Kenya Egerton 19. Monaco Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation 20. Norway 21. Poland 22. South Africa The Norwegian of Science and Technology (NTNU) The Warsaw of Technology, The Institute of Aviation Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform 23. Spain Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona 24. Sweden 25. Ukraine Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education (STINT) Institute of Water Problems and Land Reclamation Art Education Translational Data Analytics Intiative College of Education and Human Ecology College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Office of Energy and Environment Molecular Genetics College of Engineering College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Office of Undergraduate Research The Ohio State College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 26. Ukraine 27. Ukraine Kharkiv Petro Vasylenko National Technical of Agriculture Kharkiv State of Food Technology and Trade Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics 28. Ukraine Kyiv National Economic 29. Uzbekistan Tashkent State Agrarian Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics South Centers, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences Total s 29 7

8 iii. Student Exchange s (s) Country Partner Institution Academic Unit 1. France Audencia Nantes School of Management Fisher College of Business 2. Japan International Christian 3. Japan Rikkyo East Asian Languages and East Asian Languages and 4. Japan Tohoku 5. China China of Political Science and (CUPL) 6. South Korea Soonchunhyang East Asian Languages and Moritz College of East Asian Languages and 7. South Korea Yonsei East Asian Languages and Total s 7 III. OHIO STATE GLOBAL GATEWAY AGREEMENTS To solidify Ohio State s commitment to enhancing its global interactions, the university has opened Global Gateway offices in China, India and Brazil. These offices capitalize on Ohio State s strong connections across the globe and provide a myriad of opportunities for faculty, staff and students. In 2017, Ohio State established two (2) Gateway agreements in China: 1. China Yangtze (OETAP) 2. China Huazhong Agricultural (OETAP)* *OETAP stands for OSU English Teacher Advanced Program. 8

9 Number of s IV. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED BY COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OFFICE This section shows all agreements established during the 2017 calendar year, sorted by college or other university office. In 2017 the Colleges of Arts and Sciences and Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences saw most activity, each establishing 12 international partnerships. The Moritz College of established 9 agreements and the Fisher College of Business and the College of Engineering established 5 agreements each. Other colleges and/or units established between 1 and 4 agreements. The following chart compares the number of agreements established by college or university office. The tables on the following pages list agreements established in each college or other university unit by type of agreement. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2017 BY COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OFFICE College or Office 9

10 i. College of Arts and Sciences In 2017, the College of Arts and Sciences established 12 international agreements. Of those, 4 were s, 3 were s and 6 were s. Country Partner Institution Academic Unit* Type of 1. Jamaica Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts Art Education 2. Egypt Cairo Astronomy 3. Taiwan National Taiwan Normal (NTNU) East Asian Languages and 4. Japan International Christian East Asian Languages and 5. South Korea Yonsei East Asian Languages and 6. South Korea Soonchunhyang East Asian Languages and 7. Japan Tohoku East Asian Languages and 8. Japan Rikkyo East Asian Languages and 9. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden Germanic Languages and 10. Ethiopia Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) 11. Norway The Norwegian of Science and Technology (NTNU) Molecular Genetics 12. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden, Erasmus+ ii. College of Dentistry In 2017, the College of Dentistry established 1 international agreement. 1. Brazil Universidade Estadual de Maringa, School of Dentistry (UEM) Dentistry *The term academic unit is used to describe the college, department or other Ohio State office in which the agreement is housed. 10

11 iii. College of Education and Human Ecology In 2017, the College of Education and Human Ecology established 4 international partnerships. 1. Italy of Verona, Department of Human Sciences Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy 2. Japan of Shizuoka Japanese Studies 3. Israel Oranim College of Israel Teaching and Learning 4. Denmark Aarhus, TrygFonden's Center for Child Research Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy iv. College of Engineering In 2017, the College of Engineering established 5 international partnerships, 1 and 4 s. 1. Egypt Cairo Astronomy 2. Egypt Nile Engineering 3. Poland The Warsaw of Technology, The Institute of Aviation 4. India International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT) Engineering Engineering 5. Japan Nagoya Translational Data Analytics Initiative v. College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences In 2017, the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences established 12 international partnerships. Of those, 2 were s and 10 were s. 1. France 4 per 1000: Soils for Food Security and Climate Initiative Declaration of Intention Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 2. Ukraine Kharkiv State of Food Technology and Trade 11 Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary)

12 3. Ukraine Kharkiv Petro Vasylenko National Technical of Agriculture 4. Ukraine Kyiv National Economic Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary) Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary) 5. Australia Central Queensland Animal Sciences 6. Czech Republic Brno of Technology Environmental and Natural Resources 7. Kenya Egerton Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 8. South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 9. Tanzania Sokoine of Agriculture 10. Kenya International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 11. Ukraine Institute of Water Problems and Land Reclamation 12. Uzbekistan Tashkent State Agrarian South Centers South Centers vi. College of Medicine In 2017, the College of Medicine established 4 international partnerships: 1 and 3 s. 1. Brazil Universidade Federal do Sao Paulo, Institute of Biomedical Sciences Medicine 2. Kenya Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) 3. Ethiopia Addis Ababa 4. China Shandong Internal Medicine 12

13 vii. College of Nursing In 2017, the College of Nursing established 2 international partnerships. 1. Norway Lovisenberg Diaconal College (LDUC) Nursing 2. China Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital Nursing viii. College of Public Health In 2017, the College of Public Health established 1 international partnership. 1. Kenya of Nairobi ix. College of Veterinary Medicine In 2017, the College of Veterinary Medicine established 2 international partnerships. 1. Ethiopia of Gondar 2. Ethiopia National Animal Health Diagnosis and Investigation Center (NAHDIC) x. Fisher College of Business In 2017, the Fisher College of Business established 5 international partnerships. Of those, 4 were s and France Audencia Nantes School of Management Global Business 2. Germany Kühne Logistics (KLU) Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett- Ingolstadt Global Business Global Business 13

14 4. Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett- Ingolstadt 5. Germany Kühne Logistics (KLU) Global Business Global Business xi. Moritz College of In 2017, the Moritz College of established 9 international partnerships. Of those, 7 were s, 1 and Denmark Aarhus, TrygFonden's Center for Child Research Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy 2. Turkey Kadir Has 3. China Northwest of Political Science and 4. China Beijing Jiaotong School 5. China Peking School 6. Colombia (COLFUTURO) Fundación para el Futuro de Colombia 7. Brazil Unievangelica Centro Universitario 8. Brazil The Fundação Universidade De Brasília 9. China China of Political Science and (CUPL) 14

15 xii. Office of Research In 2017, the Office of Research established 2 international partnerships. 1. Tanzania Singida Villages Project Global Water Institute 2. Spain Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Office of Research xiii. Miscellaneous In 2017, there were 3 international agreements established by other offices or units at Ohio State. 1. Monaco Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation Energy and Environment 2. China Yangtze (OETAP) Global Gateways 3. Sweden (STINT) Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education 15

16 s Established V. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED BY REGION This section lists all agreements established during the 2017 calendar year, sorted by region saw most activity in Europe with 21 international agreements established, followed by China with 19 agreements and Africa with 13 agreements. The breakdown of agreements by type in these three regions is as follows: REGION Europe China Africa The chart demonstrates the number of agreements established by region. AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED IN 2017 BY REGION Region 16

17 i. Africa 1. Egypt Cairo Astronomy 2. Egypt Nile Engineering 3. Ethiopia Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) 4. Ethiopia Addis Ababa 5. Ethiopia of Gondar 6. Ethiopia National Animal Health Diagnosis and Investigation Center (NAHDIC) 7. Kenya Egerton Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 8. Kenya International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 9. Kenya Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) 10. Kenya of Nairobi 11. South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 12. Tanzania Sokoine of Agriculture 13. Tanzania Singida Villages Project Global Water Institute ii. Asia 1. China Yangtze (OETAP) Global Gateways 2. China Shandong Internal Medicine 3. China Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital 4. China Northwest of Political Science and Nursing 17

18 5. China Beijing Jiaotong School 6. China Peking School 7. China China of Political Science and (CUPL) 8. India International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT) Engineering 9. Israel Oranim College of Israel Teaching and Learning 10. Japan International Christian East Asian Languages and 11. Japan Tohoku East Asian Languages and 12. Japan Rikkyo East Asian Languages and 13. Japan of Shizuoka Japanese Studies 14. Japan Nagoya Translational Data Analytics Initiative 15. South Korea Yonsei East Asian Languages and 16. South Korea Soonchunhyang East Asian Languages and 17. Taiwan National Taiwan Normal (NTNU) East Asian Languages and 18. Turkey Kadir Has 19. Uzbekistan Tashkent State Agrarian South Centers iii. Caribbean 1. Jamaica Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts Art Education 18

19 iv. Europe 1. Czech Republic Brno of Technology Environmental and Natural Resources 2. Denmark Aarhus, TrygFonden's Center for Child Research Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy 3. France 4 per 1000: Soils for Food Security and Climate Initiative Declaration of Intention Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 4. France Audencia Nantes School of Management Global Business 5. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden Germanic Languages and 6. Germany Technische Universitat Dresden, Erasmus+ 7. Germany Kühne Logistics (KLU) Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett- Ingolstadt 9. Germany Ingolstadt School of Management, Catholic of Eichstaett- Ingolstadt 10. Germany Kühne Logistics (KLU) Italy of Verona, Department of Human Sciences 12. Monaco Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation 13. Norway The Norwegian of Science and Technology (NTNU) 14. Norway Lovisenberg Diaconal College (LDUC) 15. Poland The Warsaw of Technology, The Institute of Aviation 16. Spain Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Global Business Global Business Global Business Global Business Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy Energy and Environment Molecular Genetics Nursing Engineering Research 19

20 17. Sweden (STINT) Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education 18. Ukraine Kharkiv State of Food Technology and Trade 19. Ukraine Kharkiv Petro Vasylenko National Technical of Agriculture 20. Ukraine Kyiv National Economic 21. Ukraine Institute of Water Problems and Land Reclamation Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary) Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary) Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics (primary) South Centers v. South America 1. Brazil Universidade Estadual de Maringa, School of Dentistry (UEM) Dentistry 2. Brazil Universidade Federal do São Paulo, Institute of Biomedical Sciences 3. Brazil Unievangelica Centro Universitario 4. Brazil The Fundação Universidade De Brasília 5. Colombia (COLFUTURO) Fundación para el Futuro de Colombia Medicine vi. Western Pacific 1. Australia Central Queensland Animal Sciences 20

21 International Partnerships Contact: Joanna Kukielka-Blaser Program Director, International Partnerships 115 Enarson Classroom Building Phone: Margo Lipps Program Coordinator, International Partnerships 156C Enarson Classroom Building Phone: