University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Study Abroad-Engineering

Travel the World as an Engineering Student

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About Study Abroad


Engineering is increasingly becoming a global career. At the College of Engineering, we know that the skills students learn studying abroad enhance their education and are attractive to potential employers.

Through the summer Study Abroad program, students take classes from UNL faculty in Brazil, France, Italy or China and receive credit for special courses not available during the regular school year, such as Portuguese and the History of Science and Technology. Participants also work on independent study projects related to their majors and spend one week sightseeing and learning the country's culture. They can also take Engineering Technical Electives and get ahead in ther degree.

Students at UNL may supplement their study abroad experience by joining the International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE), which is dedicated to promoting and supporting study and work abroad opportunities.

Engineering in Spain

December 27, 2007 - January 6, 2008

Location:
Tour of Spain, visiting Madrid, Burgos, Avila, Segovia, Seville, Cordoba, Toledo, Burgos, Salamanca, Merida.
 

 

Engineering in Brazil

May 28th- June 19th, 2008

Location:
Fortaleza and Florianopolis, field trips to Canoa-Quebrada, Amazon, and Rio de Janeiro.
 

Engineering in China

May 10th- June 2nd, 2008

Location:
Xi'an, field trips to Shanghai and Beijing
 

Engineering in Italy

June 7th to July 1st, 2008

Location:
Daily field trips to structures of historical significance such as Rome, Vatican City, Pompei, Pisa, Ravenna, Venice, Siena and Florence.
 

Engineering in France

July 8th to July 9th, 2008

Location:
Rouen, Bourges, Lyon, Arles, Beunne, Paris