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Semester study abroad programming is not available for aerospace engineering students on a four-year graduation plan. However, youÌýcanÌýdeclare theÌýfive-year Global + Co-opÌýtrack, which allows you to earn a BS in aerospace engineering sciences with a minor in computer science, engineering management, or engineering entrepreneurship. You will benefit from robust training in CS or engineering management, significant experience abroad, and in-depth career exposure before you graduate.ÌýPlus, you won't pay tuition during your Co-op semester and can expect to be paid for your work.Ìý

Global Co-op: Computer Science Track:

Study abroad options for this program are the same as those forÌýcomputer science majors (expandÌýthe CSÌýsectionÌýbelow). While abroad, you'll focus on upper-divisionÌýcoursework toward your CS minor and outstanding H&SS coursework.

• During your first three years, you will follow the same aerospace undergraduate curriculum as your peers while also completingÌýprerequisite and foundation courses for the CS minor.
• Early in the spring semester of your third year, you will declare the Global + Co-op trackÌýand apply toÌýstudy abroad the following fall semester. You must have a 3.0 GPA to declare this track to ensure the competitiveness of your co-op application!
• During the fall semester of your fourth year, you will participate in a computer science-focused semester study abroad program.Ìý
• In the spring semester of your fourth year, you will return to the U.S.Ìýto participate in a full-time, industry-based co-op. CU cannot guarantee you a co-op placement but will provide resources to guide your application.Ìý
• You will return to CU for full-time study in your fifth yearÌýto complete any outstanding requirements for your aerospace engineering degree and computer science minor.Ìý

Global Co-op: Engineering Management/Entrepreneurship Track:

Study abroad options for this program are the same as those for engineering management majors (expand the EMEN section below); entrepreneurship students should work with their advisors on course planning. While abroad, focus on upper-division coursework toward your EMEN minor and outstanding H&SS coursework.

Complete your co-op before the fifth year, which must be taken on the CU Â鶹ӰԺ campus.

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Where Can I Go?

There are 13 recommended universities in 8Ìýdifferent countries.

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Where Can I Go?

There are 10 recommended universities in 8Ìýdifferent countries.

When Can I Go?

CVEN: The best time to study abroad as a civil engineer isÌýspring semester of yourÌýjunior year.ÌýThe fall semester of your junior year can also work with careful planning--please consult with your academic advisor.Ìý

EVEN: The best time to study abroad as an environmentalÌýengineer isÌýspring semester of yourÌýsophomore year. Either semester of juniorÌýyear can also work with careful planning.

AREN: The best time toÌýstudy abroad as an architectural engineer isÌýfallÌýsemester of your juniorÌýyear, but it will require careful planning. Please consult with your academic advisor.Ìý

Where Can I Go?

There are 22Ìýrecommended universities in 12Ìýdifferent countries.

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When Can I Go?

CHEN: ÌýThe bestÌýtime to study abroad is fall semester of your sophomore yearÌý(Monash University and ISA Spain) or fall semester of your junior yearÌý(University of Canterbury and University College Dublin). Spring semster of junior year is also possible if planned carefully (University of Canterbury and University College Dublin).ÌýUNSW Sydney is aÌýsummerÌýoption between sophomore and junior years.

CBEN: The onlyÌýtime to study abroad is fall semester of your sophomore yearÌý(Monash University and ISA Spain) or fall semester of your junior yearÌý(University of Canterbury and University College Dublin).ÌýUNSW Sydney is aÌýsummerÌýoption between sophomore and junior years.

Where Can I Go?

There are 5Ìýrecommended universities in 4Ìýdifferent countries.

When Can I Go?

Computer science majors have relative flexibility. Since CS courses are in high demand around the world, it's highly recommended students complete data structures, algorithms, and software designÌýbeforeÌýstudying abroad. These prerequisite courses provide access to numerous upper-division CS elective courses.Ìý

Where Can I Go?

There are 22Ìýrecommended universitiesÌýin 14Ìýdifferent countries.

Where can I go?

There are 17Ìýrecommended universities in 12Ìýdifferent countries.

Where Can I Go?

There are 15Ìýrecommended universities in 12Ìýdifferent countries.

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Integrated Design Engineering (IDE)Ìýmajors can study abroad all over the world! Since each IDEÌýmajor follows a different curricular path, IDE students should explore program options based on their IDE emphasis. For example, an IDEÌýmajor with an emphasis in mechanical engineering should focus on the programs listed for mechanical engineering majors. Using theÌý, IDEÌýstudents can find IDEÌýcore courses (GEEN) taught abroad as well as courses associated with their emphasis (e.g. ECEN, EVEN, MCEN, etc.). Finally, a number of IDEÌýconcentrations also offer coursework abroad, maximizing study abroad opportunities for e+ students.

When should I go?Ìý

Depending on your particular degree plan, either semester of your sophomore or junior year should be feasible for a study abroad semester.Ìý

Where can I go?

There are 15Ìýrecommended universities in 12Ìýdifferent countries.

When Should I Go?

The best time to study abroad as a mechanical engineerÌýis fall semester junior year. Spring semesters of your sophomore or junior year are also good times to study abroad, if planned appropriately.

Where Can I Go?

There are 25Ìýrecommended universities in 14Ìýdifferent countries.Ìý

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