Global Data
Global Brandeis by the numbers
Founded in 1948, Brandeis quickly established an international reputation. The ground-breaking Wien International Scholarship Program pioneered international education in the U.S., giving more than 800 promising young leaders from over 100 countries a chance for a high-quality education. And Brandeis' two professional schools -- Brandeis International Business School and the Heller School for Social Policy and Management -- have had a global dimension since their inception.
Students
| Current number of international undergraduate students |
386 |
| Current number of international graduate students |
778 |
| Breakdown of international students by country |
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| Percentage of undergraduate student body that is international | 12% |
| Percentage of graduate student body that is international |
37% |
| Number of countries represented |
118 |
| Percentage of students studying abroad |
45% |
Academics |
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| International experts, including faculty, researchers and visiting scholars, and postdoctoral students | 225 |
| Global institutes and centers | 12 |
| Modern foreign languages | 10 |
| Area studies programs |
8 |
| Number of study abroad programs | 415 |
| Number of study abroad country destinations | 70 |
Alumni |
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| Number of international alumni | 3,192 |
| Countries represented | 141 |
| Information current as of: |
October 2011 |