See the world and make a difference!

Engineering students at CSU have many opportunities to participate in international experiences, whether that’s short-term or a semester.

From El Salvador to Ecuador and all the way back to Colorado, Elliot Ferrell-Carretey has worked to make a difference across the world during his time at CSU.

For my second semester, I wanted to start getting involved, so I found Rams Without Borders. I let them know I had some experience, and then a week later, I went with them to El Salvador. I came back as the project lead for that, and then I led a trip down there in January 2023. When I came back from that trip, I became the president of Rams Without Borders for this semester.

First Year

Abroad Programs

Start building your community before your first semester on campus!

Participants in a First Year Abroad Program will join other first year students in a small group, experiential learning environment, prior to the start of their first semester or during their first full semester. These programs are designed to build community with CSU faculty, staff, and students.

Education Abroad

Opportunities

At CSU, more than 1,600 students explore the world each year through Education Abroad—traveling to over 80 countries.

CSU’s Office of International Programs offers a Recommended Programs Abroad list for the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.

Click on the relevant major below to see the education abroad programs that have been reviewed and recommended by this college as a good academic fit for each major.

Important Considerations:

  • You are not limited to the programs listed under your major, but if you need to fulfill major/minor requirements while abroad, these programs should be considered.
  • AUCC 1C is fulfilled by students completing a minimum of 3 or more education abroad credits.

Take your courses through

Engineering at Sea

Semester at Sea and Colorado State University’s Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering offer engineering courses on board the MV World Odyssey on fall voyages. Engineering students attending accredited colleges and universities can participate in this unique program while earning CSU credits and staying on track for graduation.