Are you interested in interactive data and information about international students in the United States? If so, visit the new Mapping SEVIS by the Numbers on Study in the States!

This interactive map illustrates data from the quarterly SEVIS by the Numbers reports. You can explore all countries of origin for the international students studying in the United States. Also, the map visually displays information on the gender and education level of international students from around the world studying in the United States.

In addition, you can access historical data from the past year to see trends and how the numbers of students and programs they study have changed.

Visit the map on Study in the States and give us your feedback! We want to know what you think of this tool and what data you would like to see in the future. Once you visit the map, share your feedback and the latest international student data on Facebook and Twitter with #SEVIS.

You can also join our Thunderclap campaign to help spread the message about international women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). On April 8, the message “We’re putting international #WomeninSTEM on the map” will be broadcast via social media by everyone who participates in the campaign. Join now!