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Page 1: Illinois Institute of Technology Graph 1 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, U.S.A.  Presented by: Dr. Vanita Misquita Ph.D. Director

Graph 1Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois Institute of TechnologyChicago, U.S.A.

www.iit.edu

Presented by:Dr. Vanita Misquita Ph.D.

Director of Overseas [email protected]@iit.edu

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Why Study in the U.S.

• Different cultural experience• Opportunity to work and understand

the American workplace• Opportunity to obtain an American

degree that has worldwide recognition• Opportunity to gain competency and

proficiency in the American language• Marketability

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Illinois Institute of Technology

American System of Education

• Undergraduate, Graduate

• Academic Calendar

• Credit hour(s)

• Grading System

• GPA –Grade Point Average

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Why Study at IIT

• Reputable university – College of Distinction

• Small class size

• Easy access to professors

• Cutting-edge research

• Location

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Marty Cooper ( Alumnus of IIT(B.S. EE 1950; M.S. EE 1957)Inventor – Cell Phone

1st Cell Phone – 1973(« The Brick ») –weighed 2.5 pounds!!Named one of the best inventors of all time for his work on the first personal cell phone in the "Best Inventions of the Year" article in the October 30 Time Magazine 2007

2nd invention – A new wireless

Internet system call i-BURSTthat puts high-speed data transmission at your fingertips!!

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Ed Kaplan (Alumnus of IIT)(B.S. ME 1965) Inventor – Bar Code

• CEO and Chairman, Zebra Technologies

• Ed Kaplan, one of Chicago's most successful technology entrepreneurs, studied at IIT, where he graduated with a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering

• At 26 years old, Kaplan he invented the Bar Code and co-founded cutting edge Zebra Technologies, the bar-coding company

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Research Facilities

• Two federally funded research facilities at IIT

- National Center for Food Safety & Technology (NCFST)

- IITRI – Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Research Facilities

• IIT has close ties with other federally funded research facilities in Chicago

Example: Argonne National Labs – 1st national

Research lab in the U.S. and one of the largest

Fermi National Accelerator Lab

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Fermi National Accelerator Lab• Fermilab is the largest U.S. laboratory for research in

high-energy physics and is second only to CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, in the world

• About 2,500 scientific users, scientists from universities and laboratories throughout the U.S. and around the world, use Fermilab for their research

• The primary instruments for high-energy physics are accelerators, especially colliders, in which counter-rotating beams of particles are brought into collision. The highest-energy collider in the world is the Fermilab Tevatron. Because of the nature of their experiments, high-energy physicists must do their research in collaboration with large laboratories like Fermilab

• It is an essential part of the academic research enterprise, so Fermilab is operated by Universities Research Association, a consortium of 90 research universities.

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Illinois Institute of Technology

« Success Story »

Julien Branlard begins work at Fermilab today as the first John Bardeen Engineering Fellow. A recent graduate of the Illinois Institute of Technology, Julien Branlard isthe first recipient of the John Bardeen Engineering Fellowship.

"Julien will make an outstanding addition to

Fermilab," said Ralph Pasquinelli, Accelerator Division RF Department Head and the inspiration behind the fellowship. "He's an articulate, talented team player who will hit the ground running with his outstanding engineering skills." Branlard began his studies in France and transferred

to the Illinois Institute of Technology in 2000. After graduating with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering last December, he began looking for a way to continue his work in the United States. Fermilab Today 2005

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Our Location

IIT: Illinois Institute of TechnologyLocation: Chicago, Illinois

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Chicago

• Third largest city in the U.S. (8.55 million)

• 25 miles of lakefront, 15 miles of bathing beaches

• 552 parks, 46 museums, more than 200 art galleries, approx. 7,000 restaurants,

• 200+ theaters, 15 T.V. stations, 100 radio stations,

• 13 daily newspapers

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Illinois Institute of Technology

FACTS ABOUT CHICAGO

#1 in high tech especially nano technology

#1 in manufacturing

#1 business travel destination

Center of the U.S. interstate highway system

Headquarters to 35 Fortune 500 companies

World’s largest public library

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Illinois Institute of Technology

CHICAGO

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Illinois Institute of Technology

CHICAGO

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Illinois Institute of Technology

CHICAGO

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Illinois Institute of Technology

What is a credit hour?

1 credit hour equals 1 hour of lecture° A graduate level course at IIT is

usually 3 credit hours° So, a 3 credit course at IIT means

that the course is offered three times per week or once a week for

(3 c.h. x 1 hour) 3 hours

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Illinois Institute of Technology

About IIT

• 1890 founded as Armour Institute

• Ranks at 57 among the top 100 ranked colleges & universities in the U.S.

• Member of the elite Association of Independent Technological Universities

• Architectural landmark campus & located in the city of Chicago

• Listed as a ‘College of Distinction’

• Inventors of the cell phone, surgical stapler, magnetic tape, first radio telescope…

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois Institute of Technology

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois Institute of TechnologyKeating Hall – Recreation Facility

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Illinois Institute of Technology

About IIT

• Doctoral degree-granting university• Research intensive• 98% of full-time faculty with doctoral

degrees or other terminal degrees• Class size – 85% of classes have fewer

than 40 students; 26% of classes have fewer than 10 students

• Highly selective • No student teaching assistants teach at

the undergraduate level

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Industrial Partners

Boeing IBMCoca-Cola AT&TDell Computer Corp. McDonald’sEnergy Power Marketing CorporationTellLabs MicrosoftMotorola Nec TechnologiesLucent Technologies Samsung TelecomGeneral Motors Western ElectricCTA Xerox ……..

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Statistics

2,353 Undergraduates (Bachelor’s)

3,401 Graduates (Master’s & Ph.D’s.)

1,041 Law

6,795 Total

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Partners

Germany:

Technische Universität, München

Technische Universität, Berlin

Martin-Luther Universität, Halle

Technische Universität Freiberg

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Partners

Spain:Universidad de Valencia (UPV)Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

(UPM)Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya

(UPC)Escola Tecnica Superior d’Arquitectura,

Barcelona – ETSAB-UPCEscuela Tecnica Superior de

Arquitectura, Madrid – ETSAM-UPM

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Partners

France:ENSEA CergyENAC ToulouseESIEA Paris, IvryENSIETA BrestGIT Grenoble (formerly INPG)INSA Lyon, StrasbourgENSEIRB BordeauxENSMA Poitiers

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Partners

Austria:Technische Universität Wien

Sweden:Kungl Tekniska Hogskolan - KTHChalmers University of Technology

Mexico:Instituto Technologico de Estudios

Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM)

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Partners

AsiaThailand - Chulalongkorn University

Japan - Tohoku University

S. Korea - Ajou University - Korea Advanced Institute of

Science & Technology (K.A.I.S.T.)

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Academic Calendar

Two semesters per academic year (9 months)

Fall SemesterMid-August – Mid-December

Spring SemesterMid-January – Mid-May

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Program Options

Graduate level- Double degree Master’s program in

1 year

- Research ( Proyectos Final de Carreras) for a period of 6 months upto 1 year maximum

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Illinois Institute of Technology

DOUBLE DEGREE MASTER’S PROGRAM

PROCEDURE:• 4th year students selected by partner school• Selection criteria established in agreement

with IIT and partner school• TOEFL of 100 iBT or IELTS score of 7• GRE general (specified minimums per dept.)• Research project duration (4-6 months)• Completion of a Master’s in 1 year with

research project (non-thesis)

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Illinois Institute of Technology

DOUBLE DEGREE - BENEFITS

• Completion of Master’s degree at IIT in 1 year (9-12 months)• Possibility of obtaining the equivalent qualifying degree from home university• Permission to work in accordance with

F1 visa requirements for 1 additional year (17 months) in the U.S.

• Starting salary of IIT graduates quoted as being higher than the national average

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Graduate – Fields of study

Engineering – Chemical, Environmental,

Biological, Food Process, Civil, Architectural, Electrical & Computer, Mechanical &

Aerospace, Materials & Metallurgical, Biomedical

Sciences - Biology, Chemistry, Physics,

Molecular Biochemistry & Biophysics

Other fields – Psychology, Architecture,

Business, Computer Science, Applied Math

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Civil & Architectural Engineering(www.iit.edu/engineering/cae)

• Construction Engineering & Management• Architectural Engineering• Geoenvironmental Engineering• Geotechnical Engineering• Structural Engineering• Transportation Engineering• Public Works• Environmental Engineering

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (www.ece.iit.edu)

Specializations:Communication Theory & Signal ProcessingNetworks, Electronics & ElectromagneticsPower & Control Systems *Computer EngineeringComputer Hardware DesignComputer Software SystemsNetworks & Telecommunications

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Illinois Institute of Technology

IIT’s Perfect Power System

• IIT will become the flagship Perfect Power System in the U.S. which will confront & model a solution to the global energy crisis

• Established in conjunction with the Galvin Electricity Initiative, Dept of Energy & IIT

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Illinois Institute of Technology

What will be IIT’s Perfect Power System?

• Smart grid & technology-ready infrastructure

• Self-sutstaining electricity infrastructure• Intelligent distribution system & system

controllers• Onsite electricity production• Demand-response capability• Sustainable energy systems & green

buildings/complexes

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering (www.chee.iit.edu)

° Master of Chemical Engineering

° Master of Food Process Engineering

° Master of Biological Engineering

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Industrial Technology & Operations ( www.iit.edu/cpd/intm

• Master of Industrial Technology & Operations

Examples of some courses:Industrial Risk ManagementAdvnaced Project ManagementSupply Chain ManagementPurchasingWarehousing & DistributionTransportation etc…….

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Information Technology & Management ( www.iit.edu/cpd/itm)

• Master of Information Technology & Management

- Computer & Information Security - Voice & Data Communication

Technology- Systems Analysis & Administration- IT Management & Entrepreneurship- Software Development

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Computer Science(www.cs.iit.edu)

• Master of Computer Science• Master of Computer Science with

specialization in - Computer networking & Telecommunications - Information Systems - Software Engineering - Business

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Department of Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering (www.iit.edu/engineering/mmae)

°Master of Mechanical & Aerospace Engr

°Master of Metallurgical & Materials Engr

°Master of Manufacturing Engr

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Illinois Institute of Technology

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Master of Science (M.S.) = 32 credits(Each course usually equals 3 hours ) i.e. 3 contact hours per week with a

professor)32 credits = ~11 courses

Waiver of 2 courses (validated by IIT) = less 6 credits

M.S. at IIT in 1 year (2 semestres) =

32 – 6 = 26 credits

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Master of Science

21 credits = ~7 courses

5 credits = Research project option

26 credits = Master of Science

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Graduate Application Deadlines

Fall SemesterApplication deadline – May 1

* * * * *

Spring SemesterApplication deadline – October 13

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Illinois Institute of Technology

APPLICATION PROCESS

• IIT Graduate Application Form to be submitted no later than May 1 (IIT Graduate

International application) – www.grad.iit.edu/admissions/apforms.html

• Regarding application fee click ‘no fee required’ and for the reason, type in ‘partner school’

• Statement of purpose• 2 letters of recommendation• Test scores – TOEFL ( 100 iBT) or IELTS ( 7) & GRE

general• Transcripts of completion of 4 years certified in

native language & in english• Financial affidavit of support (available online)

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Illinois Institute of Technology

The GRE General Exam

The exam comprises 3 sections:

1. Verbal (multiple choice) out of 8002. Quantitative (multiple choice) out of 8003. Analytical (essay) out of 6

Schools look at a combined V & Q scoreminimum score range of 1000-1100/1600Analytical score range 2.5 – 3.5/6

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Illinois Institute of Technology

GRE General Requirements per department at IIT (Master’s Level)

Dept. Of Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace EngineeringQ+V = 1100 (650 in Q), A = 3.5

Dept. Of Electrical & Computer EngineeringQ+V = 1100, A = 3.5

Dept. Of Computer ScienceQ+V = 1000, A = 3.0

Dept. Of Civil, Architectural & Environmental EngineeringQ+V = 1000, A = 2.5

Dept. Of Chemical & Biological EngineeringQ+V = 1100, A = 3.5

Dept. Of Biological, Physical & Chemical SciencesQ+V = 1100, A = 2.5

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Research Project

• Completion of Proyectos Final de Carreras in a lab at IIT

• Duration – 6 months to maximum 1 year• Enter the U.S. as a short-term Research

Scholar on a J1 visa• Responsible for living, insurance & other

expenses• No exams required• English proficiency important

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Cost for Research program

• Registration requirement of 2 credit hours for the semester and 1 credit hour over the summer = $2,496

• Usually the professor covers the cost – however, if unable to do so, it becomes the responsibility of the research scholar to cover this cost

• Funding program alternative – FARO GLOBAL Internship program (www.becasfaro.es) –funded by the Ministry of Science & Innovation in Spain – validity until Dec 31, 2010.

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Cost – Double Degree

Tuition & Fees per credit hour = $832(based on August 2008-May 2009 cost)

M.S. at IIT is 32 credit hours = $26,624Possible waiver of 6 credits = - $ 4,992IIT scholarship of 9 credits = - $ 7,488

Cost due to IIT = $14,144 €9,426

Exchange rate: 1.49 USD = 1 Euro

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Additional Costs/Fees for the year(August 2008-May 2009)

Fees:Orientation $100Service $470Activity $120U-Pass $184Insurance $850

Total $1,724 or €1,157

*For information about updated costs ( to be posted by

April 09) for the academic year August 2009-May 2010 please go to www.enrollment.iit.edu

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Illinois Institute of Technology

List of some course waivers

ENSEA: ECE 409, 415, 434, 441, 448, 475 ou 511

ENAC: ECE 403 et 437ESIEA: CS 530, 532 ou 583INSA Lyon: CS 532, CS 583 ENSIB: MMAE 511 et 521UPM: CS 470, ECE 407, 409, 421,

436, 437, 483, 514, 570 ou 576UPV: CAE 521 & CAE 552

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Illinois Institute of Technology

ETSIT-UPM students

Scholarship possibilities offered by Vodafone:

www.dit.upm/es/aalvarez/vodafone.pdf

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Departments’ websites

Computer Science www.cs.iit.eduElectrical & Computer Engineering www.ece.iit.eduChemical & Environmental Engineering

www.chee.iit.eduMechanical, Materials & Aerospace

Engineering www.mmae.iit.eduCivil & Architectural Engineering

www.iit.edu/~caeArchitecture – www.arch.iit.edu

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Housing (www.housing.iit.edu)

Option 1:Room & Board on campus(McCormick Student Village – MSV)

Room ~$4,914 – $6,898 for 1 year (Aug – May)

Board ~$1,443 - $4,537 for 1 year (Aug – May)

Option 2:Apartments on campus ~ $575 per monthState Street Village ~$10,046 ( 3 – 6 bdrm shared = $4,986 or $1,674 per person, per year)(Does not include meals)

Option 3:Sharing an apartment near campus - ~$350 per month

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Completing the Application form

• Name – Last Name – First Name• Social Security Number• International• Visa information – F1, J1 ( J1 for research

students, F1 for degree-seeking students)• Ethnicity• Gender• Birth Date (month/day/year)• Signature & date

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Guidelines for your Visa application

Must show evidence of the following:• Residence Abroad

• English Proficiency

• Financial Status

• Educational Qualifications

• Relationship of Education sought to existence of ties abroad

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Illinois Institute of Technology

How to apply for a visa

• Complete the appropriate visa application form

• Submit Visa fee (usually payment in cash)

• Submit originals of the acceptance letter, financial affidavit of support, and bank statements showing availability of funds

• Copies of TOEFL & or GRE

• SEVIS FEE (effective Sept.1 2004) prior to visa issuance in the amount of $200 non-refundable. (Exceptions participation in a sponsored Federal Program). Payable online via credit card or check drawn on U.S. funds, by mail.

• To the question – ‘do you intend to return to your home country’ – be honest in your response

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Illinois Institute of Technology

U.S. Consular Information

http:// travel.state.gov/links.html

Visa Application process:http:// travel.state.gov/nonimmigrantvisas.html

Information on specific types of visas:http://travel.state.gov/nonimmigrantvisas.html

« What Consuls Look For »http://travel.state.gov/what_consuls_look_for.html

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Websites

TOEFLwww.toefl.org

GREwww.gre.org

Illinois Institute of Technologywww.iit.edu

Contact: Dr. Vanita Misquita [email protected] or [email protected]

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Where to send your documents

To:IIT Francec/o Dr. Vanita Misquita PhD.Director of Overseas Programs24 Place du Général Catroux75017 ParisFranceP/F: +33 1 47 54 08 93

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Illinois Institute of Technology

Further Information

Contact: Dr. Vanita MisquitaDirector of Overseas

Programs24 Place du Général Catroux

75017 Paris, France P/F: 33 1 47 54 08 93

[email protected] or [email protected] UPM students interested in IIT:[email protected]