College of Engineering Education Abroad Programs
College of Engineering and Knowlton School of Architecture - Education Abroad Programs
Each academic year, many College of Engineering and Knowlton School of Architecture students venture abroad to nearly 40 countries, enhancing their understanding of the world and the international aspects of engineering.
To support this student interest, the College of Engineering sponsors a series of discipline-specific and faculty-led education abroad programs for both undergraduate and graduate students.
International Travel Updates
Engineering Abroad Programs
ENGR 5797.17S: Engineering Service-Learning in Ghana
ENGR 5797.23: Humanitarian Engineering and Culture in Guyana
ENGR 5797.21S: Sustainable Resilient Communities - Maji Marwa: Tanzania - 3 CREDITS IN SPRING, 1 CREDIT IN AUTUMN (TRAVEL IS IN AUGUST)
ENGR 5797.22S: Virtual - Guatemala Engineering Service-Learning
ENGR 5797.22S: Guatemala Engineering Service-Learning (with travel)
ENGR 5797.24: Engineering in Context; Sustainable Water Treatment - Honduras
ENGR 5797.25: International Perspectives on Aviation (spring break travel)
ENGR 5797.21S: Sustainable Resilient Communities - Maji Marwa: Tanzania - 3 CREDITS IN SPRING, 1 CREDIT IN AUTUMN (TRAVEL IS IN AUGUST)
ENGR 5797.13: Engineering Castles & Cathedrals in England and Wales
ENGR 5797.18: Engineering of Ancient Greece
ENGR 5797.27: Drones and UAS in Switzerland
ENGR 5797.##: Japanese American Design Experience (JADE)
ENGR 5797.10: B1G STEM and Irish Studies at University College Dublin, Ireland
ENGR 5797.10: Aviation Studies in France (in odd years)
ENGR 5797.10: Space Summer Program in France (in even years)
Knowlton Abroad Programs
LARCH 5798: Landscapes and Architecture in Mexico - Mexico City Study Tour
CRPLAN 5798: Belize International Development Planning Program
ARCH 5798: Japan - Places Elsewhere/Understanding Similarity and Difference
LARCH 5798: Species Migration and Wilding in the United Kingdom
CRPLAN 5798: European Cities and Sustainable Urban Planning Practices (offered again SU24)
Testimonial
- Mary Grace Sylvester, Mechanical Engineering major, studied on the Engineering Service-Learning in Ghana program
