Study Abroad

• explore Mexico City and its famous monuments such as the National Palace, the Cathedral Metropolitana, and the National Museum of Anthropology and History
• experience the breath-taking vista of the magnificent mountain of Popocatépetl from the view of the Great Pyramid of Cholula
• submerse yourself in the culture via dancing, food, and tile-making classes
• seize the opportunity to fully engage in your engineering elective, Resilient Global Supply Chains, without outside obligations
  
• examine various career paths via daily corporate site visits and tours
• journey to the historic Aztec city of Coyocán and the ancient Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacán before returning to Mexico City for departure

        COURSE OFFERED

• All students take ENGR 4510 Resilient Global Supply Chains

• enjoy the sites of Paris via a River Seine cruise, and from the top of the Eiffel Tower
• view the gargoyles of Cathedral of Notre Dame and tour the Louvre Museum with its famous ancient sculptures, and art works by Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo
• explore the dormant volcanoes that surround Clermont-Ferrand, including a day trip to the Puy de Dôme
• complete an elective course, Sustainable Engineering on the beautiful campus of the University Clermont Auvergne (UCA) founded in 1854, and enjoy the opportunity to meet UCA students
• enhance your knowledge of professional pathways via corporate site visits
• journey by bus or train to other cities in France on your free days, such as Vichy, Leon, or tour the Loire Valley before returning to Paris for departure

        COURSE OFFERED

• ENGR 4513G: Sustainable Engineering

• explore the Roman Colosseum, and Forum
• visit the Papal Vatican City, Saint Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel paintings 
• experience the vista of Renaissance Florence from the top of Brunelleschi’s Dome and marvel over Michelangelo’s legendary sculpture of David
• tackle your Professional Development course without outside obligations, and enjoy the opportunity to collaborate with classmates
• ignite your knowledge of career paths by attending corporate site visits and company tours
• journey to Sorrento and the island of Capri within the Amalfi coast before returning to Rome for departure

        COURSE OFFERED

• ENGR 2002 Engineering Professional Development

Academics:
Please keep in mind you are required to take 12 hours of course credit offered by OU in Arezzo. 

Italian Language & Culture:

• All OUA students are required to take one Italian language course (ITAL) at their respective level or the Italian Cultural Literacy (MLLL) course. Students coming in with little or no Italian will take 5 hours of ITAL 1115 or 1225 OR the 3-credit course MLLL 3393: Italian Cultural Literacy. More advanced students will take 3 hours of ITAL 2113, 2223 or 3073.

Engineering Courses:

• ENGR 2002 – Engineering Professional Development
• ISE 3293 - Applied Engineering Statistics (*Will substitute for
• ECE 2523 and CEES 4253)
• CEES/AME 2113 – Statics
• BME 2333 - Biomedical Engineering Fundamentals

STEM Courses (open to all students with required pre-reqs):

• MATH 2934: Differential and Integral Calculus III
• PHYS 2524: Physics for Engineers II

Global Environment and Politics Track (Open to all majors) 

• ENST 2203: Ecosyst Impacts Climate Change (Gen. Ed. Natural Science), Dr. Bruce Hoagland 
• GEOG 3253: Environmental Conservation (Gen. Ed. Social Science), Dr. Bruce Hoagland 
• IAS: Illicit Trafficking , Director of Italian Programs, Kirk Duclaux
• Global Politics- TBD
• IAS 3910: International Internship**OUA Internships provide an unique experience and 3 hours of additional credit. Please see the internship tab for additional information. 

Illicit Trafficking and Global Politics courses (Open to all major):

• Exact courses and prefixes for these courses are forth coming!

To schedule a Study Abroad 101 info session with Education Abroad:

1. Via the OU Homepage - go to the Education Abroad Website
   
   
2. Fill out the registration form and choose your time.
   
   
3. Study Abroad 101 sessions are available Monday-Friday for all students interested in studying abroad. Monday night sessions are held through Zoom at 7:30p m. Tuesday through Friday sessions are offered at 4:30 pm in Farzaneh Hall 146. You will receive a Zoom call invite just minutes before the session begins if you selected our virtual session.  If you are having any trouble signing up, please email ea@ou.edu for assistance.

 Info on Study Abroad 101 and How to Open an Application (PDF)  
 

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