International Programs

UPDATE: Scroll down to see the latest details about our 2013 summer study abroad engineering programs!

Welcome to Engineering International Programs where we provide resources for:

• Study Abroad for Engineering Students
  
  
• Visiting International Students, Researchers, & Faculty

In an increasingly globalized economy, the College of Engineering is energetically engaged in providing our students with not only a strong engineering foundation, but also with experiences that will prepare them to successfully compete in the international workforce.

To achieve this goal, we aspire to produce engineers who are both internationally minded and culturally aware with many opportunities to study around the globe. 

In addition, the College of Engineering brings the world to our students with faculty members from Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Ukraine, Egypt, Turkey, Syria, Israel, Ethiopia, Iran, India, China, South Korea, Mexico, Panama, Brazil, and Peru. We also welcome hundreds of international students every year from around the globe who are studying for a degree, on exchange programs, or are visiting research scholars.

2013 Summer Programs

Pisa, Italy

Courses:

• E 280 (Methods of Analysis)
  Taught by Dr. Mauro Pierucci, SDSU

• GENS 450 (Women in Italian History)
  Taught by an Italian professor in English

Dates:

• 5 weeks from May 20 - June 21, 2013 

Tours:

• Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Tuscany, and more!

Cost:

• $2,900
  

Krakow, Poland (CANCELLED FOR 2013 - WILL RESUME IN 2014)

Courses:

• CONE 430 (Engineering Economy)
  Taught by Dr. Janusz Supernak, SDSU

• CIVE 499 (Transport in Europe)
  Taught by Dr. Janusz Supernak, SDSU

• GENS 450 (Women in Polish History)
  Taught by a Polish professor in English

Dates:

• 5 weeks from June 3 - July 5, 2013 (CANCELLED)

Cost:

• TBD - About $3,000
  

Ciudad del Saber, Panama

Courses:

• CIVE 465 (Foundations)
  Taught by Dr. Julio Valdes, SDSU
  

• CIVE 530 (Open Channel Hydraulics)
  Taught by Dr. Tom Zink, SDSU

• GENS 450 (Women in Panamanian History)
  Taught by Dr. Tom Zink, SDSU
  

Dates:

•  3 weeks from July 15 - August 2, 2013 (plus one week at SDSU)

Cost:

• TBD - About $2,900
  
  

Bethune, France

Courses:

• MGT 456 (Engineering Entreprenuralism)
  Taught by an SDSU professor to be determined
  

• GENS 450 (Women in French Culture)
  Taught by Dr. Mary Ann Lyman-Hagar, SDSU

Dates:

• 2 weeks from May 21 to June 4, 2013

Cost:

• $750

For more information and the application, see the following webpage from our partners in the College of Business Administration:

http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~cbabroad/cba/Faculty%20Led/Faculty_led.html#france