Location and Dates
- Location: Saint-Étienne, France
- Term(s) Offered: Summer (eight to 10 weeks)
- Applicable Major(s): Mechanical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, engineering technology and industrial distribution
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Overview
During this research internship, students will research one of four topics under an Ecole Nationale d’Ingenieurs de Saint-Étienne (ENISE) professor. On the weekends, students will be able to explore what France and Europe have to offer.
About the University
ENISE is a highly selective engineering college in Saint-Étienne, France, that specializes in the following engineering areas:
- Mechanical
- Civil
- Sensorial
To learn more, please visit the Ecole Nationale d’Ingenieurs de Saint-Étienne home page.
Courses Offered
To view the course requirements, click on the link below.
- ENGR 484: International Engineering Internship
For summer, register for 0 credit. For the fall, register for 1 credit.
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Eligibility and Requirements
Admission to this program is competitive and availability is limited. Evaluation will be based on academic performance, application package materials and program goals. Only complete applications that meet all minimum admissions criteria will be accepted for evaluation.
Students who desire to study abroad in France must have:
- Minimum of 2.5 GPA
- Good academic standing with the university
- Attendance at ALL study abroad program-specific orientations
- Sophomore, junior or senior (seniors graduating in the summer are not eligible)
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Estimated Cost
The following chart estimates the total out of pocket expenses a student may have participating in this program. For a full list of the financial aid requirements please visit our Financial aid and Scholarship page.
Please note that all costs are subject to change and will vary based on cost and location.
Estimated Program Costs Cost Fees Collected by Halliburton Engineering Global Programs Office Program cost (includes faculty host matching, pre-departure orientations, logistics coordination, post-program activities, workshops, Education Abroad administrative fee, and Global Competency Completion Certificate) $500 Global Program Fee Total $500 Additional Estimated Expense - Student Responsibility Tuition and fees (included in fall flat rate tuition)* $0* International airfare (varies by location) $1,000+ Travel documents (passport if needed/visa may be required some students) $160 Housing (when not provided by host) $100 - $1,000 Meals and incidentals (varies by location) $450 CISI international health insurance $100 Cancel for any reason insurance (strongly recommended) $150 Personal spending (estimated $50 - $200 per week) Varies Additional Estimated Expense ~$1,960 - $2,960 Estimated Grand Total ~$2,460 - $3,460 *These suggested amounts may fluctuate depending on the options students choose. They will not be billed by the Halliburton Engineering Global Programs Office and should be taken into consideration when planning the finances of the program. Please refer to Student Business Services billing and fees explanations page for exact information regarding your course tuition and fees. For a tuition and fees estimate. For estimated tuition costs, visit the Student Business Services tuition calculator page.
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Contact Information
Engineering Global Programs
Zachry Engineering Education Complex
Suite 410
engineeringglobalprograms@tamu.eduLeslie Donaway
Engineering Global Programs Office
Zachry Engineering Education Complex
Suite 410 | ldonaway@tamu.edu