Swanson School of Engineering International Programs
Welcome to the Swanson School of Engineering’s International Programs web site. As a student in our school, you have numerous opportunities to enhance your engineering education with an international experience. Engineers need to be aware of the world, and must develop skills that allow them to work effectively in a global context. The programs we offer allow you to learn more about what it means to practice engineering on a global scale. Please navigate our web site for more information on the options available to you.
Look where some of our Pitt Engineering students are studying abroad.
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Student Ambassadors
EIP Student Ambassadors are a great resource for engineering students who are interested in studying abroad. The EIP Ambassadors are all previous study abroad students who can offer insight into the study abroad process and experience for other students.
EIP Student Ambassadors make appearances at classes and host events that provide up-to-date information on various engineering international programs. Interested in becoming one? Contact Dr. Lalley for more information.
Important Dates, Deadlines,
and Information
- Plus3 PROGRAM: Student-run information session Thursday, November 19th, @ 6 PM Room 227 Benedum
- SWANSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING FRESHMEN: PLEASE COMPLETE Plus3 PROGRAM SURVEY - WIN A PRIZE! Plus3 Program Survey
- STUDENTS - If you need assistance, please note Dr. Lalley's office hours: Fridays 9 AM - 12 PM, Mondays 2 -5 PM; please contact her via e-mail in advance to set up appointments during these hours
- Visit us on FACEBOOK!
To search for applicable programs for engineers, click on the world below to take you to the programs database
Contact Us:
Engineering International Programs
4178 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
South Bouquet Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Phone: 412.624.9823
Fax: 412.624.2827
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