Summer and Winter Faculty Led Programs
Courses: Full course listing for fall 2022
Dates: Fall 2022 Semester
Cost: Regular SDSU fall 2022 semester tuition
Details: Info and Application Page
Couses
CIVE 465 (Foundation Engineering and Earth Retaining Structures)
Taught by Dr. Julio Valdes, SDSU
CIVE 530 (Open Channel Hydraulics)
Taught by Tom Zink, SDSU
Dates
Late May to Late June 2023 (SDSU Winter Session I)
Tours
Miraflores Dam and Locks, Gatun Dam, Madden Dam, Panama Canal Museum, Panama Canal expansion dams, La Tavita, Portobelo, Fort San Lorenzo, Casco Viejo Isla Contadora, and SCUBA diving (with optional SCUBA certification).
Next Info Meeting
To be scheduled fall 2022
Application
TBD
On hold pending restructuring
due to COVID
Courses
ENV 355 (Intro to Environmental Engineering)
Taught by Dr. Natalie Mladenov, SDSU
Dates
Abroad in Spain: 2 weeks in June
Additional time in class at SDSU: Summer Session 1
Tours
Granada, Alhambra, Lagos de las Sierra Nevada, Emasgara Plant
Cost
Approximately $3,000 (to be determined)
Application
TBD
On hold pending restructuring
due to COVID
Courses
CIVE 499 (Transport in Europe)
Taught by Dr. Janusz Supernak, SDSU
GENS 450 (Women in Polish History)
Taught by a Polish professor in English
Dates
4 weeks from early June to early July (Summer Session 1)
Tours
Warsaw, Katowice, Carpathian Mountains, Auschwitz, Wieliczka Salt Mine, and more!
Cost
About $5,000
Application
TBD
On hold pending restructuring
due to COVID
Courses
AE 340 (Fluid Mechanics)
Taught by Dr. Nagy Nossier or Carl Tedesco, SDSU
GENS 450 (Women in German History)
Taught by Local German Professor in English
Dates
Late May to Late June 2023 (SDSU Summer Session 1)
Tours
The World Famous German Black Forest, Stuttgart, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz Factories, Lake Constance, and excursions to Strasbourg, France and Zurich, Switzerland.
Cost
About $5,000
Next Info Meeting
TBD
Application
TBD
On hold pending restructuring
due to COVID
Courses
E280 (Methods of Analysis)
Taught by an SDSU engineering professor TBD
GENS 450 (Women in Italian History)
Taught by an Italian professor in English
Dates
5 weeks from Late May to Late June (Summer Session 1)
Tours
Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Pompeii, Tuscany, and more!
Cost
TBD - About $5,000
Next Info Meeting
TBD
Application
TBD
To search for more study abroad programs:
SDSU Aztecs Abroad Database
For more info contact:
Donovan Geiger in the College of Engineering at [email protected]
Kelsey Toyoda in the Global Education Office at [email protected]
