International Minor in Engineering
for the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering
Many Grainger Engineering graduates will be involved in international activities during their professional careers. In anticipation of such involvement, the college offers an opportunity for students to complete an international minor as part of any engineering degree program. All international minor requirements must be satisfied before graduation.
Below are the Regional Specialization Areas. Specific courses approved for each region can be seen below by clicking on the appropriate region.
Regional Specialization Areas
| Africa | Korea |
| China/East Asia | Latin America/Caribbean |
| France | Middle East |
| Germany | Russia/Eastern Europe |
| Great Britain | Scandinavia |
| Italy | South/Southeast Asia |
| Japan | Spain |
Completion of courses in Program Requirement sections are tabled below.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 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 list | 12 | |
| Non-engineering, globally focused courses. Must include one 300/400 level course and one political science or economics related course. | 9 | |
| ENG 299 | Engineering Study Abroad (At least 4 weeks in residence for work or study in chosen country or region.) | 0 |
| Total Hours | 21 | |
for the Undergraduate International Minor in Engineering
The Grainger College of Engineering
International Minor in Engineering
For more information regarding the International Minor (IM), contact the Engineering Study Abroad Office (3300 Digital Computer Lab, (217) 244-0054, email) or visit the Office of the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, 206 Engineering Hall.