Did you know?
The Heller School's Sustainable International Development (SID) program has the second largest concentration of Ford International Fellows in the world. Brandeis currently has 33 Ford Fellows in residence, with 31 at Heller, two in the Master's Program in Coexistence and Conflict, and one in the Master's Program in Cultural Production.
Global Data
Global Brandeis by the numbers.
Founded in 1948, Brandeis quickly established an international reputation. The ground-breaking Wien International Scholarship Program (see the 50th anniversary celebration, top) 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 |
317 |
| Current number of international graduate students |
660 |
| Breakdown of international students by country |
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| Percentage of undergraduate student body that is international | 9% |
| Percentage of graduate student body that is international |
30% |
| Number of countries represented |
97 |
| Percentage of students studying abroad |
45% |
Academics |
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| International experts, including faculty, researchers and visiting scholars, and postdoctoral students | 174 |
| Global institutes and centers | 9 |
| Modern foreign languages | 10 |
| Area studies programs |
8 |
| Number of study abroad programs | 250 |
| 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: |
November 2009 |