International collaboration and competition requires early experience in both working and living with other cultures. The College maintains relationships with many international engineering schools of excellent reputation. Students have options for studying one or two semesters during their Undergraduate program. Graduate study at a foreign university is also becoming more common. The Global E3 program provides opportunities for students at member institutions to receive academic credit for courses taken at overseas institutions, and practical training in a foreign setting for a summer, semester or academic year.
Students pay regular tuition to and maintain regular student status at their home campus.
Students are able to study in any country overseas where there is a participating Global E3 university. More than 50 universities are currently participating in most world regions and new member institutions in new countries continue to join the program. Many universities offer courses in English and students are also able to study in French, German, Spanish, and other languages. Language and culture preparation courses are available for some countries. For a current list of participating universities, visit the Global E3 homepage.