The global engagement data below provides a snapshot of international activities at Colorado State University. College-specific data can be accessed via the buttons below, with CSU-wide information, college-by-college comparisons, and institutional trends accessible at the bottom of the page.

These reports detail both incoming and outgoing international initiatives, shedding light on enrollment trends, participation rates, and student experiences that shape CSU’s global presence.

College-Specific

Global Engagement Reports


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Walter Scott, Jr. College
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College of Natural
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Warner College of
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Institutional Global Engagement Data

International Student Enrollment

EnrollmentFall 2022Fall 2023Fall 2024Fall 2025Fall 2026
Undergraduate567580591624582
Graduate760904959811717
Total13271484155014351299

International Student Enrollment: College-by-College

2025-2026 Academic Year

  1. WSCOE: 497 Students (461 Residential, 36 Online)
  2. CNS: 316 Students (296 Residential, 20 Online)
  3. WCNR: 209 Students (74 Residential, 135 Online)
  4. COB: 206 Students (158 Residential, 48 Online)
  5. CLA: 180 Students (163 Residential, 17 Online)
  6. CAS: 136 Students (124 Residential, 12 Online)
  7. CHHS: 106 Students (102 Residential, 4 Online)
  8. CVMBS: 101 Students (92 Residential, 9 Online)

2024-2025 Academic Year

  1. WSCOE: 529 Students (500 Residential, 29 Online)
  2. CNS: 346 Students (323 Residential, 23 Online)
  3. COB: 321 Students (262 Residential, 59 Online)
  4. WCNR: 244 Students (75 Residential, 169 Online)
  5. CLA: 169 Students (150 Residential, 19 Online)
  6. CAS: 139 Students (123 Residential, 16 Online)
  7. CHHS: 100 Students (91 Residential, 9 Online)
  8. CVMBS: 93 Students (All Residential)

International Students: Top 5 Countries of Origin

2025-2026 Academic Year

  1. India: 230 Students
  2. Kuwait: 166 Students
  3. Saudi Arabia: 133 Students
  4. China: 99 Students
  5. Bangladesh: 74 Students

2024-2025 Academic Year

  1. India: 366 Students
  2. Kuwait: 166 Students
  3. Saudi Arabia: 148 Students
  4. China: 112 Students
  5. Bangladesh: 68 Students

2026 International Scholars: College-by-College Comparison

CollegeJ-1 ScholarsH1-B ScholarsOther Scholars (E-3, O-1, TN)Total
CNS6623291
WSCOE5733191
WCNR2623150
CAS3115147
CVMBS2416141
COB1213025
OTHER615021
CHHS911020
CLA211013

Top 10 Majors of CSU International Students (Residential)

2025-2026 Academic Year

  1. Computer Science: 126 Students
  2. Computer Engineering: 107 Students
  3. Business Administration: 98 Students
  4. Mechanical Engineering: 66 Students
  5. Computer Information Systems: 55 Students
  6. Electrical Engineering: 55 Students
  7. Economics: 39 Students
  8. Environmental Engineering: 29 Students
  9. Statistics: 28 Students
  10. Biomedical Sciences: 27 Students

2024-2025 Academic Year

  1. Computer Science: 150 Students
  2. Computer Information Systems: 148 Students
  3. Computer Engineering: 110 Students
  4. Business Administration: 104 Students
  5. Civil Engineering: 104 Students
  6. Electrical Engineering: 81 Students
  7. Mechanical Engineering: 71 Students
  8. Economics: 41 Students
  9. Chemical and Biological Engineering: 34 Students
  10. Environmental Engineering: 30 Students

CSU Education Abroad: Total Participation

21-2222-2323-2424-2525-26
9401,6551,4751,6741,631

CSU’s Top 5 Destinations for Education Abroad

2025-2026 Academic Year

  1. Italy: 232 Students
  2. Spain: 133 Students
  3. United Kingdom: 85 Students
  4. Japan: 76 Students
  5. Ireland: 75 students

2024-2025 Academic Year

  1. Italy: 228 Students
  2. Spain: 152 Students
  3. Japan: 97 Students
  4. Mexico: 92 Students
  5. *Worldwide: 91 students

*Worldwide includes Semester at Sea and traveling programs

College-by-college Comparison: Education Abroad Participation rates

2025-2026

  • WCNR – 29.7%
  • CLA – 26.8%
  • WSCOE – 25.7%
  • CAS – 25.0%
  • COB – 25.0%
  • CSU Avg – 23.3%
  • CHHS – 21.5%
  • CNS – 20.3%
  • CVMBS – 19.3%

2024-2025

  • CLA – 32.2%
  • CVMBS -27.5%
  • CAS – 27.4%
  • WSCOE – 26.3%
  • CSU Avg – 24.9%
  • COB – 24.6%
  • WCNR – 23.8%
  • CVMBS – 23.0%
  • CNS – 21.1%

2025-2026

  • CLA: 290 UG, 23 GR, 313 Total Students
  • CNS: 215 UG, 89 GR, 304 Total Students
  • COB: 230 UG, 15 GR, 245 Total Students
  • CHHS: 201 UG, 34 GR, 235 Total Students
  • WSCOE: 133 UG, 43 GR, 176 Total Students
  • WCNR: 119 UG, 32 GR, 151 Total Students
  • CVMBS: 43 UG, 72 GR, 115 Total Students
  • CAS: 83 UG, 15 UG, 98 Total Students

2024-2025

  • CLA: 336 UG, 38 GR, 374 Total Students
  • CNS: 220 UG, 86 GR, 306 Total Students
  • CHHS: 208 UG, 17 GR, 225 Total Students
  • COB: 192 UG, 14 GR, 206 Total Students
  • WSCOE: 136 UG, 48 GR, 184 Total Students
  • WCNR: 104 UG, 25 GR, 129 Total Students
  • CVMBS: 57 UG, 82 GR, 139 Total Students
  • CAS: 80 UG, 30 UG, 110 Total Students

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Domestic students have an international experience before graduating

115 Countries

Represented by our international students

2025-2026

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