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FOR
INFORWTION
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MEMORANDUM
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Statistical. .Rap.orts..................
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For the information of Senate the following reports, covering
the period Septmber 1, 1977 to August 31, 1978, are attached:-
Report on Extension Credit (Evening, Intersession, Summer
Session and Off-Campus) Courses
Report on Certificate & Diploma Programs
Report on Credit-Free Activities by,
(i)
Academic Departments
(ii)
Administrative & Academic
Service Departments
The purpose of these reports is to provide basic statistical data
on all Department and Faculty courses offered beyond the campus
and the "regular" semester periods, and on all (or most) non-credit:
activities offered by university departments. The Committee notes
that these reports do not constitute a report on the Office of
Continuing Studies.
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4-
REPORT ON EXTENSION CREDIT COURSES
September 1, 1977 - August 31, 1978
For purposes of this report, the undergraduate extension credit course
offerings and corse enrollee figures for the period September 1, 1977
through August 31, 1978 are partitioned into on-campus (courses offered
during the evenings - after 4:30 p.m. - of the regular semesters and
during days or evenings of Intersession and Summer Session), off-campus
classroom based courses, and directed independent study (correspondence)
courses. A summary of the numbers of course of fcrings of each type and the
.numbers of course enrollees by course type is presentcd in Table 1, to-
gether with comparison figures for 1976-77. Overall, a total of
14,802
course enrollees was recorded in the 500 undergraduate on- and off-campus
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and directed independent study courses of the Departments and Faculties of
the University. The number of course enrollees was 3.4% greater than for
the same period of 1976-77. Additionally, the number of enrollees in these
courses represented about 22.4% of the total number of enrollees at the
University.
I. On-Campus Undergraduate Extension Credit Programs
The number of enrollees in the on-campus extension programs increased
slightly (1.7%) during 1977-78 relative to 1976-77. However, the per
course enrollment decreased slightly, from an all-time high of 35.2 in 1976-
77, to 33.5 during 1977-78. A summary of the number of courses and course
enrollees by Faculty for each programming period for 1977-78 and for 1976-77
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is presented in Table 2.. Although each Faculty except Arts shdwedá
decline in course enrollees for 1977
7
-78 relative to 1976-77, the differences;
are small and should not be regarded as presaging a trend.
II.
Off-Campus Undergraduate Credit Programs
A summary of the numbers of off-campus courses, by program, and
course enrollees, is presented in Table 3. The number of course enrollees
in these programs increased by about 20% relative to 1976-77 although the
per course number of enrollees dropped slightly to .14.6 from 15.3. Much
of the increase in the number of courses offered off--campus during 1977-78
as possible because of additional funding by Universities Council for
interior programming
III.
Directed Independent Study Courses
Thirteen different courses were available in this instructional mode
during 1977-78, four more than during 1976-77. Ten courses were offered
during the Fall Semester, 1977, with a total of 147 enrollees; 12 during
the Spring Semester, 1978, with 247 enrollees; and 11 during the Summer
Semester, 1978, with 236 enrollees. The total number of course enrollees
was about 14% greater than recorded during 1976-77.
IV.
Special Audit Students
The number of students attending classes as special audit students
(neither for credit nor audit) was 168 for 1977-78. The number of such
students during 1976-77 was 109.
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TABLE 1
Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees for On-Campus, Off-Campus
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and Directed Independent Study Courses for 1976-77 and 1977-78
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Change In
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Change In
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Course Type
On-Campus
Off-Campus
Directed Inde-
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1976-77
1977-78
Number of
Number of
Courses
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Enrollees
Courses ?
Enrollees Courses
Enrollees
364 ?
12,823
390 ?
13,047
+ 7.1%
+ 1.7%
56 ?
938
77 ?
1,125
+37.5%
+19.9%
25 ?
554
33 ?
630
+32.0%
+13.7%
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Total
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445 ?
14,315 ?
500 ?
14,802 ?
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Table 3
Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees for
Off-Campus Programs for 1976-77 and 1977-78
1976-77
1977-78
Prog r
am
Courses
?
Enrollees
Courses ?
Enrollees
B.C.- Studies
1
33
4
105
Environmental Education
2
166
2
162
(Faculty of Education)
Fraser Valley
1
-
-
2
14
Guatemala Field School
7
66
7
46
Kelowna.
20
211
23
213
Mount Currie
1
14
3
48
Outward Bound
2
19
2
16
(Faculty of Education)
Professional Development
21
359
30
375
(Faculty of Education)
Senior Citizens
2
70
4
146
Total
56
938
77 ?
1125
'Program began Spring Semester, 1977.
2
Each off-campus course in this program
(i.e., Education 401/402 and
405)
has 15 semester hours of
credit associated with
it.
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The majority
of courses,
including most of those reported here,
carry 3 -
5 semester hours
of credit.
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REPORT ON CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAMS ?
September
,
1, 1977 to August 31, 1978
A.
Senior Citizens Certificate Program
COurses*
?
Semester
?
Enrolment
Engi 102 ?
77-3 ?
25
Phil 100
?
77-3 ?
50
•
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CN.S 001 ?
78-1
?
. ?
51
Chem 005
.
?
78-1 ?
26
Others - 35
?
77-3 ?
46
?
-32
?
.78-1 ?
48
?
- 11 ?
78-2 ?
16
• ?
.
?
262
* The first four courses were offered,
expressly for seniors, at off-campus
• ?
locations. The "others" category
represents on-campus courses enrolled in
by seniors who are .registered in the
Certificate Program.
B.
B.C. Studies Certificate Program
Courses
?
Semester ?
Enrolment
S.A. 140 ?
77-3 ?
17
Hist 110
?
77-3 ?
14
Arch,223 ?
78-1
?
22
Hist 484
?
78-1
?
.
71
C.
Extended Studies Diploma Program
Faculty
?
Total Enrolment*
(students entering 77-3 through 78-2)
Arts ?
•
?
16
Education
?
25 ?
Interdisciplinary
Studies
?
18
Söience
?
-
59
*:Data obtained from Faculty Advisors.
6
 
REPORT ON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
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September 1, 1977 to August 31, 1978
I. Credit-Free Activities by Academic Departments
A. Courses and Lecture Series
Department/Title of Course or Series
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Archaeology
Archaeology of the Far North
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'
77-3
6
48
SFU
Biological Sciences
In-Service Training Session for Plant
Quarantine Personnel
77-3
7
16
SFU
Centre for the Art's
'
Sponsorship of the Arts '
,
77-3
6
27
SFU
Financing Smaller Performing Arts' Groups
77-3
,
16
27
Century Plaza Hot.
Film Workshop
?
'
77-3 150-300
9
SFU
String Workshop
77-3
25
13
SFIJ
Arts and the Computer
77-3
120
'
?
9
SFU
Exploring Chamber Music with the Purcell
String quartet'
78-1
6
32
Bby. Art Gallery
G
in
Workshop
?
'
78-1
150-300
8
SFU
ing Workshop
78-1'
25
16
SFTJ
Arts and the Computer
?
' ?
' 78-1
120
10
SF1)
Intensive Dance Workshop
?
,
,
78-2
120
5
SF1)
English
Novel Writing
?
'
77-3
9
10
Britannia Centre
Writing Short Fiction
?
'
77-3
12
18
SF1)
Vancouver Theatre Scene
77-3
9
20
Arts Club
Pygmalion, Arsenic & Oedipus
'
77-3
6
5
Playhouse Theatre
Vancouver Theatre Scene II
78-1
9
15
YMCA
Geography
Energy Issues in Canada
77.3
12
60
Century Plaza Hot.
Hotel Vancouver
History
? '
Explorers of the Northwest Pacific
77-3
'B
78
Maritime Museum
Writing B.C. History
?
'
77-3
12
9
Centennial Museum
Cook and His World
78-1
4
100
Van. Pub. Library
Captain Cook, Explorer of the Pacific
78-1
1.5
1384
Province-wide
(17 locations)
Kinesiolbgy
Seminar for Health Professionals
77-3
2
40
SF1)
Practical Nutrition, Diet and Health
77-3
8
151
SFU
t ness and Exercise Management
78-1
8
' ?
154
SFU
6
nguages, Literatures & Linguistics
French Day in the Park
?
' ? ' ,
78-2
5
18
Stanley Park
French Immersion Program Planning
78-2
10
33
SF1)
French Conversation Practice Through
Role Playing
78-2
6
21
SF1)
 
*artment/Title of Course or Series
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Mathematics
History of Elementary Mathematics for
Teachers
78-1
Women's Studies
Women as Artists
78-2
Women and Power
78-2
Wen-Do: ?
Women's Self Defense
78-2
Continuing Studies
Labour Program:
Union Counselling
77-3
Citizen and the Law
77-3
Consumer Karate
77-3
Instructor Training I
78-1
Instructor Training II
78-1
Management Development for Women Program:
Budgeting
77-3
Financial Statement Analysis
77-3
Team Building
77-3
Leadership
77-3
Improving Communication Skills
77-3
omen as Managers
78-1
qg"adership
78-1
Improving Communication Skills
78-1
Other:
Attitude Measurement Techniques
77-3
The Academic Mind
77-3
Designing Questionnaires
78-1
9
ill
SFU
11
22
SFU
11
26
SFU
37
18
Harrison Hotel
37
16
Harrison Hotel
10
25
Crown Life Ins.
10
12
SFU
14
13
Town & Country Inn
14
32
SFU
13
23
SFU
14
26
SFU
14
20
SFU
14
26
SFU
6
10
SFU
4
30
Van. Pub. Library
6
21
SFtJ
6
17
SFU
9.5
?
21 ?
SFU
9
?
57 ?
SFU
12 ?
12 ?
SFU
9 ?
20 ?
SFU
Sampling Techniques for Mail Questionnaires 78-1
Total
Courses and Lecture Series: 49
Enrolment: ?
2894
0
 
3.
Conferences and Symposia
Department/Title of Conference or Symposia
Semester Hours Enrolment
Location
Chemistry
Medical Spectroscopy
78-1
10
24
SFU
Communication
Harold Adams Innis - Legacy, Context,
Direction
78-1
14
253
SFU
History
Captain James Cook and His Times
78-1
28
450
SFU
Kinesiology
New Perspectives in Human
,
Endeavour
77-3
16
114
Bayshore Inn
Human Performance in Business and Industry
78-2
16
136
Airport Hyatt
Philosophy
Death of Epistemology
78-1
16
80
Four Seasons Hot.
Continuing Studies
Labour Program:
Economic Future of B.C.
77-3
18
41
Parksville
Paid Educational Leave
78-1
11
106
SFTJ
Total
Conferences and Symposia:
?
8
Enrolments: ?
1204
.
?
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4.
Cøectures
Department/Title of Lecture
Biological Sciences
The. Development of Self-Image in Humans
Centre for the Arts
300 Years of Chamber Music
Communication
H.A. Innis: The Man and His Contribution
Criminology
Involving the Community in Crime
Prevention Programs
Economics and Commerce
Freedom
Justice
Welfare
Walter Gordon Lecture-William Dimma
English
C'-ige Marginalia
Lever Lecture-George Whalley
Publishing in B.C.
B.C. Poetry Festival
Poetry of the 30s and 40s
Playwriting in B.C.
Problems of the B.C. Writer
Five Evenings-Atwood
Five Evenings-Birney
Five Evenings-Layton
Five 'Evenings-Lee
Five Evenings-McClelland
Campus Events-Atwood
Campus Events-Birney
Campus Events-Layton
Campus Events-Lee
Campus Events-McClelland
Geography
Amalgamation in the Fraser Valley
History
Public Book Review
After Emancipation: A Comparative Study
?
of White Response to the New Order of
o
c: Relations in the American South,
ica, and the CapeColony of S.A.
mergence of Racism in the U.S. and
S. Africa
The World of Captain Cook
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
78-1
1
85
SFU
77-3
2
35
?
'
Bby. Art Gallery
78-1
2
190
Hotel Vancouver
77-3
2
120
SFU
78-1
' ?
1
50
SF11
78-1
1
50
SFU
78-1
1
50
SFU
78-1
2
75
SFU
78-1
1
60
SFU
78
7
1
1
60
SFU
78-2
2
210
SFU
78-2
4
250
SFU
78-2
2
200
SFU
78-2
2
80
SFU
78-2
2
149
SFU
78-2
1.5
350
Van. E.
Cult.
Centre
78-2
2
317
David Y.
Lui Theatre
78-2
1.5
300
Van. E.
Cult.
Centre
78-2
1.5
300
Van. E.
Cult.
Centre
78-2
1.5
275
Van. E.
Cult.
Ceitre
78-2
1
250
SF0
78-2
1
' ?
81
SF0
78-2
1
130
SF0
78-2
' ?
1
45
SF0
78-2
1
46
SF0
77-3
2
47
Fraser
Valley
Coll.
77-3
2
86
Centennial Museum
?
78-1
?
2
?
50
?
SF0
?
78-1 ?
1
?
40 ?
SF0
?
78-1 ?
1.5
?
, 20 ?
SFU
H
10,
 
1.5
50
SFU
2
100
SFU
3
15
Centennial Museum
1
123
Bayshore Inn
2
100
Bayshore Inn
1
161
Bayshore Inn
1
100
SFU
1
50
SFU
1
50
CARS Institute
2
70
Van. Gen.. Hosp.
1
50
SFtJ
1 ?
75 ?
SFU
1 ?
80 ?
SFU
2
?
200
?
Centennial Museum
1.5 ?
50 ?
SFU
2 ?
13
?
Centennial Museum
5.
SDepartment/Title of Lecture
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
History (continued)
The Opening of the Pacific: ?
Privateers
and Buccaneers
78-1
The Sites of Cook's Lapdings
78-1
The Identification of Ethnographic Materials
78-1
Kinesiology
Physical Activity and Your Child
77-3
The Killer Cold
77-3
Preventive Medicine and Exercise
77-3
Applications of Biomechanics in
Rehabilitation
78-1
Biofeedback
78-1
Biofeedback
781
.
Sports Medicine
78-1
Physics
Physical Basis of Remote Sensing
78-1
Sociology and Anthropology
The Ressurection and Death of the Youth
Culture
78-1
The Future of Religion
78-1
Dialogue on the Northwest Coast
.78-1
Women's Studies
Poetry and
Politics:
?
The
Committed
Voice
in Canada
78-2
Continuing Studies
Other:
B.C. Studies Orientation
77-3
Total
Lectures: ?
46
Enrolment: 5288
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6.
II. Credit-Free Activities byAdrninistràtive and Academic Service Departments
Department/Title of Course
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Computing Centre
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
77-3
1
2
SFU
Introduction to JCL
77-3
2
21
SFU
Introduction to SPSS
77-3
2
26 ?
. SFU
Introduction to MTS
77-3
2
33
SF11
APL Demonstration and Introduction
77-3
2
14
SF11
APL Programming Fundamentals
?
.
77-3
2
11
SF11
MARK IV Programming Fundamentals
77-3
2
?
.
17
SF11
WYLBUR Demonstration and Introduction
?
. 77-3
2
27
SF11
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
(2 sections)
78-1
?
.
1
45
SF11
Introduction to JCL ?
.
78-1
2
.
?
28
SFU
WYLBUR Demonstration and Introduction
(2 sections) ? . ?
.
78-1
2
42.
SF11
Introduction to MTS-Part I (3 sections)
78-1
2
64
SF11
Introduction to MTS-Part II (3 sections
78-1
2
56
SF11
Introduction to MTS IG
78-1
2
25
SF11
to SPSS
?
.
78-1
2
26 SF11
.
Introduction
Introduction to MTS/APL
78-1
2
21
SF11
MTS/APL Programming Fundamentals
78-1
2
22
SF11
MARK IV Report Fundamentals
78-1
2
9
SF'U
Introduction to Computing Centre Services-
Part I
78-2
1
26
SF11
Introduction to Computing Centre Services -
Part II ?
.
78-2
?
. 1
7
SF11
Introduction to Computing Centre Services-
Part III ?
.
?
.
782 1
19
SF11
Introduction to, JCL for the 370/155
78-2
2
23
SF11
Introduction to MTS, Part 1.(2 sections)
78-2
.
?
2
54 SF11
Introduction to MTS, Part II (2 sections)
78-2
2
49
SF11
Introduction to MTS, Part III
78-2
2
22
SF11
Text Processing Demonstration and
Introduction (2 sections)
78-2
2
44
SF11
Introduction to MTS IG
78-2 .
2
?
.
25
SF11
Introduction to SPSS
?
.
78-2
2
22
SF11
Introduction to MTS/APL
78-2
2
27
SFU
MTS/APL Programming Fundarienta1s
78-2
2
20
SF11
Reading and Study Centre
Reading and Study 001
77-3
18
105
SF11
Mini Course
77-3
9
.
?
49
SF11
Special Semester R & S 001
77-3
36
29
SF11
•
English
Language Program ?
. ?
.
Typing
77-3
77-3
.
?
60+
13
49
39
SF11
SF11
Rapid Reading for Business & Professions
?
. 77-3
16
18
SF11
Workshop for Education 402 students
77-3
28
10
SF11
Workshop for Commerce 270 students
77-3
8
240
SFU
 
7.
*Department/Title of Course
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Reading and Study Centre (continued)
Reading and Study. 001
78-1
18
95
SFU
Mini-Course
?
.
78-1 9
.
?
36
SFU
English Language Program
78-1
60+
30
SFU
Typing
78-1
13
.41
SFU
Rapid Reading for Business & Professions
78-1
18
14
SFU
Workshop for Education 402 students
78-1
20
42
SFU
Reading and Study 001
78-2
18
65
SFU
English Language Program
78-2
60+
25
SFU
Typing . ?
.
.
782 13
31
SFU
Rapid Reading. for Prospective
.
MBA Candidates
78-2
15
33
SFU
Recreation
Beginning Swim
•
?
77-3 10
15
SFU
Intermediate Swim
77-3
10
19
SFU
Advanced Swim
?
0
77-3 10
8
SFU
Adult Fitness
77-3
50
68
SFtJ
Swim Fitness
77-3
50
61
SFU
Beginning Yoga
. ?
77-3
16
29
SFU
Intermediate Yoga
77-3
24
8
SFU
Staff Yoga .
?
.
77-3
10
.
?
46
SF13
Weight Training
77-3 10 ?
.
9
SF13
Dance-Oriental
. ?
773
20
28
SF13
I
Gym
nastics ? . . ?
77-3 20
18
SF13
Badminton
77-3
10
19
SF13
Squash ? . ?
. 77-3
4
34
SF13
Racquetball
.
77-3
4
20
SF13
Beginning Fencing
77-3
10
27
SF13
Intermediate Fencing ?
.
77-3 10
5
SF13
Karate ?
.
77-3 10
29
SFU
Mountaineering ?
. ?
.
77-3
20
30
Off-Campus
Rock Climbing
77-3
12
16
SF13
Canoeing
?
.
?
. ?
.
77-3 8
10
Off-Campus
Skin Diving ?
0
77-3 22
37
SF13
Scuba ?
.
77-3
36
20 SF13
T'ai Chi ch'uan
.
?
773
20
21
SF13
Kayaking ?
. ?
. ?
. ?
. 77-3
15
15
SF13
Beginning Swim ?
. .
. ?
78-1 10
20 SFU
Intermediate Swim
78-1
10
.21
SF13
Adult Fitness
?
,.
.
?
78-1
50
64 SF13
Swim Fitness
78-1
50
60
SF13
Beginning Yoga
78-1
16
19
SF13
Intermediate Yoga
78-1
24
14
SF13
Staff Yoga
78-1
10
20
SF13
Weight Training
78-1
10
10
SF13
T'ai Chi Ch'auri
78-1
20
31
SF13
International Folk Dance
78-1
20
7
SF13
Gymnastics
78-1
20
15
SF13
*Squa
Badminton
sh
?
. ?
.
. ?
78-1
10
16
SF13
.
?
.
78-1
4
44
SF13
Racquetball
78-1
4
18
SF13
Beginning Fencing
78-1
10
30
SF13
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8.
O
Department/Title of Course
Recreation (continued)
Intermediate Fencing
Karate
Rock Climbing
Mountaineering
Skin Diving
Scuba
Cross-Country Ski
Skiing
Beginning Swim
Intermediate Swim
Adult Fitness
Swim Fitness
T'ai Chi ch'.uan
Beginning Tennis
Intermediate Tennis
Squash
Raquethall
Mountaineering
Canoeing
Sailing (cruising)
Sailing (laser)
S
Scuba
Staff Yoga
Fencing
Back-packing
Total
Courses: ?
112 ?
Enrolment: 3564
B. Lectures
Department/Title of Lecture
Library
Access to Information
Access to Information
Access to Information
University Services
Extension of Open House '78
Total
S
Lectures: ?
4
?
Enrolment: 335
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
78-1
10
12
SFU
78-1
10
45
SFU
78-1
12
18
SFU
78-1
50
32
Off-Campus
78-1
22
26
SFU
78-1
36
20
SFU
78-1
12
60
Cypress Bowl
78-1
6
66
Grouse Mtn.
78-2
10
27
SFU
78-2
10
15
SFU
78-2
50
54
SFU
78-2
50
. ?
57
SFU
78-2
20
27
SFU
78-2
?
. 10
67
SFU
78-2
10
.
?
42
SFU
78-2
4
28
SFU
78-2
4
11
SFU
78-2
50
29
Off-Campus
78-2
10
22
Off-Campus
78-2
.27
44
Spanish Banks
78-2
12
48
Jericho
78-2
60
20
SFU
78-2
10
24
SFU
78-2
10
10
SFU
78-2
40
18
Various
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
773
3
?
. 95
SFU
78-1
3
104
SFU
78-2
3
46
SFU
78-1
2
90
province-wide
(3 locations)
14
 
r.
9.
III. ?
Summary of Credit-Free Activities
and Enrolments
Courses and
Conferences
Lecture Series
and Symposia ?
Lectures
No. of
No. of
No. of
Events
?
Enrolment Events Enrolment
?
Events
Enrolment
Activities by Academic
Departments
49 ?
2894 8
1204
?
46
5288
Activities by
Administrative and
Service Departments
112 ?
3564
4
335
Total
161
?
6458 8
1204 ?
50
5623
Total number of activities: ?
219
Total enrolment:
?
w ?
13,285
.
I ?
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