Doug Graham will be speaking. Members of the bioengineering faculty will describe the bioengineering program, including courses and research opportunities in the application of modern engineering techniques to the fields of medicine and biology. Eta Kappa Nu, the electrical and computer engineering national honor society, will offer free peer tutoring services to students in the College of Engineering from Oct. 2 to Nov. 29. Tutoring will take place in 106B3 Engr. The program offers placements in sixty countries.
Some placements require proficiency in the native language.
For more information and applications, come by the Office of International Programs in Engineering at 210 Engr. The program is designed for international students to obtain a doctoral or master's degree of engineering. Fifteen international students will be admitted for enrollment starting in October 2001, and 10 of them will be offered Japanese government scholarships. The program features lectures and research guidance in English, direct entry to postgraduate degree courses, screening for admission by documentation alone, and free basic Japanese classes. For enrollment in October 2001, a completed application form must be submitted by Dec. 15, 2000.