International Minor in Engineering

Overview

for the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering


Many Grainger Engineering graduates engage in international work during their professional careers. To help prepare for these global opportunities, the College offers an International Minor that can be completed alongside any engineering degree program. Students must filfill all requirements for the International Minor prior to graduation.

Degree Requirements

for the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering


To earn the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering, students must complete 21 hours of coursework as noted below. At least six (6) hours of coursework must be advanced courses (300- or 400-level) and distinct from credit earned for the student's major or another minor.

Language courses, maximum of 12 credit hours. Students completing a minor in Great Britain or Australian studies will not have to complete a language requirement. Instead, the courses will all be chosen from the non-engineering, globally focused course list12
Non-engineering, globally focused courses. Must include one 300/400 level course and one political science or economics related course.9
ENG 299Engineering Study Abroad (At least 4 weeks in residence for work or study in chosen country or region.)0
Total Hours21

Contact Information

for the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering


The Grainger College of Engineering

International Minor in Engineering

For more information regarding the International Minor (IM), visit the International Programs Office in Engineering (IPENG)  3300 Digital Computer Lab, or contact IPENG: (217) 244-0054 or by email.