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There is a growing demand for engineering graduates with international experience.  Employers are seeking applicants with an awareness of global business practices, cross-cultural communication skills, and language fluency.  The A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland is committed to providing you with a quality engineering education that will prepare you to work in a global environment. 

You have the opportunity to enhance your academic experience by studying engineering abroad. Earning a Minor in International Engineering will provide you with an understanding of international business cultures with a focus on the engineering and technology fields as well as an engineering experience in another country.

Your study abroad experience will help you develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities that so many employers seek, giving you an edge over other engineering students in the job market. Most students report that study abroad is the experience of a lifetime! You will have the chance to travel the world, meet new people, learn about other cultures and share your own culture.

Engineering Study Abroad Programs:
Semester/Year Abroad
Summer Programs
Winter Programs

Where to Begin:
Where to get Study Abroad Help
Finding the Right Program
(pdf)
Study Abroad FAQ
Non-Engineering Study Abroad Programs
Suggested Readings

The Application Process:
Application Checklist(pdf)
Department Recommendations for Coursework Abroad

Once You've Been Accepted:
Complete your Permission to Study Abroad (PSA) form
(pdf)
Prepare for Culture Shock!
Pre-Departure Tips
What to Know Before You Go

While You're Abroad:
What to do Once You're There(pdf)

When You Return:
Prepare Yourself for Reverse Culture Shock
Complete a Re-entry Evaluation

 

   

Just Getting Started?
Begin here to learn the basics of studying engineering abroad.


STUDY ABROAD NEWS
New Program in France!
Students may now study certain engineering courses in English during the spring semester at INSA Toulouse.  Visit their website for more information.

Winter 2009 - Australia
Interested in studying abroad this coming winter in Sydney, Australia? The ENES472 winter term program will once again be traveling to Sydney this year.  Stay tuned for more updates!

Student Organizations

Engineers Without Borders

IAESTE Maryland


Campus Links

University of Maryland Study Abroad Office

School of Languages, Literatures, & Cultures

Exchange Visitor Training Program

Exchange Students

Incoming Engineering Exchange Students

 

Engineering Contact

Mr. Caine Francis
Coordinator,
International Programs
1124 Glenn L. Martin Hall
301.405.5342 Tel
301.314.9867 Fax
cfranci4@umd.edu

 

 

 
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