Group of Fulton Schools students posing on the street in Taiwan.

Global Engineering Education

Study abroad and other global experiences to elevate your education

Fulton Schools Global

Gain a global perspective

Global learning experiences provide opportunities for you to develop intercultural competencies and understand professional practices used outside the United States.

You can become competitive in a global job market and learn to work effectively with people who may define problems in different ways.

Study abroad and gain so much more than a trip abroad!

Study abroad programs

The Eiffel Tower in Paris

Paris: Photography, architecture and design

Join Professor Penny Dolin and Professor Chad Westover on this unique photographic trip to Paris. This program will help you see the world differently, no matter your level of expertise!

Dresden at sunset.

Fulton Schools Summer in Dresden

Explore one of the world’s most important centers for microelectronics, nanotechnology and biomedical innovation at Technische Universität Dresden, or TU Dresden. TU Dresden is one of Germany’s top STEM institutions and a hub for innovation in Europe’s leading engineering ecosystem.

Skyline of Seoul, South Korea, at night

Human-Computer Interaction in South Korea

Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of human-computer interaction, or HCI, through this summer study abroad program in Seoul, South Korea—one of the world’s leading hubs for innovation and technology.

Touring Tokyo for study abroad trip.

Visualization and simulation of technology in Tokyo

This course is designed to help students develop global awareness and competencies that they are initiating their engineering/science program.

Study abroad Dublin

Summer in Dublin

Spend a summer in Ireland while exploring computer science and  entrepreneurship. Choose from two of the six courses offered and learn from ASU professors

City street in Taiwan with colorful graffiti

History and technology of microelectronics in Taiwan

This course reviews the history of integrated circuit development. Tour TSMC and hear from guest speakers from engineering companies and universities in Taiwan.

Costa Rica study abroad graphic. A toucan perched next to a globe on a green forestry background.

Grand Challenges in a Global Context – Costa Rica

This program is at full capacity for Spring Break 2026. 

Gain firsthand insight into how Costa Rica addresses global challenges in sustainability, security, health and joy of living.

Summer 2025 adventures

A skyline in Korea

Learn about study aboard opportunities and more at the Global Education Expo

Learn about study abroad opportunities and more at the 2025 Fulton Global Education Expo, Nov. 4–6. Come explore the many global learning opportunities available to you at one of the upcoming Fulton Global Education Expo events.

A lot of people doing various things in Indonesia.

Tackle planetary challenges with the global engineering certificate

Gain the skills needed to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges and enhance your technical expertise with cross-cultural competencies and hands-on international experiences.

EPICS opportunities

A picture of Bali

Enjoy cultural and immersion experiences in Bali, Jakarta and Bandung, Indonesia.

Ideal for engineering, design, business, sustainability, future of innovation and other interested majors

Four kids in Kenya

Experience cultural immersion exploration in Kenya including multiple game drives at Maasai Mara National Reserve.

An archway in Barcelona, Spain

Experience cultural immersion exploration in Barcelona, Spain. Gain experience in customer discovery, rapid prototyping and field testing.

Scholarships

Both Fulton Schools of Engineering and ASU’s Global Education office offer Global Education Scholarships to help offset the cost of participating in a study abroad program.  Additionally, students may apply for Experiential Learning Grants to receive additional funding for international airfare.

Global Education Office and scholarship deadlines

Term abroadDeadlines
Winter break, pre-spring, spring semesterSept. 1 (priority), Oct. 1 (recommended), Nov. 1 (final)
Spring breakOct. 1 (priority), Nov. 1 (recommended), Dec. 1 (final)
Post springDec. 1 (priority), Jan. 1 (recommended), Feb. 1 (final)
Summer, fall semesterFeb. 1 (priority), March 1 (recommended), April 1 (final)