ENGR 387 - International Engineering Internship

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SU. Engineering students who complete engineering-related internship or research work in a country other than the United States or Canada may receive transcript credit for the experience. Completion of the international internship course requires a minimum of 140 hours of experiential learning, consisting of engineering professional work or academic research that emphasizes application of the knowledge and skills gained in engineering coursework. Internship projects must be guided by engineering practitioners and will be evaluated by the engineering department internship coordinator. Students must submit an internship plan, reflect on the internship experience, submit a brief written report of their activities under the signature of their supervisor, and summarize their work in a poster presentation. Questions regarding the appropriateness of specific experiential learning activities for international internship credit should be directed to the engineering internship coordinator. Prerequisite(s): completion of at least one year (>30 semester hours) of engineering program coursework.