Study Abroad

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Travel the world. Meet new people.

Take engineering and computer science classes as part of your study abroad experience through our UR-affiliated study abroad programs! These programs specifically offer engineering and science classes to study abroad students. "Course equivalents" indicate where Hajim School students have previously taken courses that were credited as being equivalent to the Rochester courses listed. (This list is not all-inclusive and is updated regularly.)

For an idea of courses available to Hajim students, please visit the Center for Education Abroad (CEA) Pre-Approved Course Database. It is a searchable database of courses for which University of Rochester students have previously requested transfer credit. The database allows students to search for a specific course or subject area to aid in identifying a program that offers the credit you are seeking. Visit the Education Abroad Portal to view program offerings. Please keep in mind that your department may also have a list of previously approved courses for Hajim students.

Courses must be approved before you can earn transfer credit. Students will still need to submit a course approval form, signed by a University of Rochester authorized faculty member in accordance with the transfer credit policy as well as the academic department's transfer credit policy.

This database is not comprehensive. If you do not see a course listed, you can search the website of your specific program of interest.

Think engineers can’t study abroad? Think again.

Rochester Partner Education Abroad Programs

Australia

China

Egypt

England

Hungary

Ireland

New Zealand

Spain

Summer, Research, and Internship Opportunities Abroad

DAAD-Rise: Summer research internship in science and engineering in Germany; must have completed at least two years of a degree. No language prerequisite.

AMGEN Scholars Program: Summer research at MIT, Berkeley, or Columbia (plus seven other institutions).

Cultural Vistas (CDS/AIPT): Offers a variety of internships and fellowships (including the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship) in Argentina, Chile, Germany, Spain, and Switzerland.

Engineers Without Borders: For engineering professionals and students to promote community-driven development programs worldwide.

RWTH Aachen - "UROP International": Database of summer research opportunities abroad.

IAESTE: Database of intern opportunities abroad.

AIESEC: AIESEC is an international leadership organization that arranges internships and social projects for young people to go abroad.

ICE: Since 1971, ICE has placed more than 16,000 students in work/internship positions throughout Europe, Asia, and South America.

Chemical Engineering Internships Abroad: Database of chemical engineering internships abroad.

Advising

Contact

Contact the Center for Advising Services to schedule an appointment with academic counselor Emma Derisi. Additionally, all of the advisors in the Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Deans' Office can assist Hajim School students who are thinking about studying abroad.

Authorized Signatures

Check the Authorized Approval List for faculty and staff members who can help students from their departments plan a study abroad experience and still keep up with their course requirements at the University of Rochester. They can help identify overseas courses that can count toward your degree requirements here, and either provide or obtain written approval.

Scholarship and Research Opportunities

Hajim School International Experience Scholarships

Hajim School International Experience Scholarships offer Hajim students up to $500 to help its students defray the costs of studying abroad, including program tuition, room and board, books, local transportation, insurance and international airfare.

Gilman Scholarships

The Gilman Scholarship awards students $5,000 that can be applied to such study abroad costs as program fees, tuition, room and board, airfare, books and local transportation. In addition, students studying critical need languages are automatically considered for an additional $3,000 supplemental award, for a total possible award of $8,000.