Summer Programs

Summer programs are a great way for you to experience life in another culture without disruption to your academic plans. Some programs even advance their academic plans by offering tracking courses as well as technical electives. These short courses are available to students from many disciplines and all over the world. Summer programs are a fun way to gain an international experience while learning new skills, and making new friends!

Please note that specific dates of programs and deadlines will likely vary slightly each year; make sure to check respective websites for most updated dates. Some programs may fill up before the deadline.

Exchange Programs

Exchange programs offer affordable UF tuition while studying at a foreign university. A UF student enrolling at an exchange partner school will have the opportunity to take classes, or do research with students from the host university as well as students from all over the world. Students on an exchange program will be responsible for finding their own housing – either in dorms/residences through the host university or through a third-party company.

May – July
(10 weeks) Aachen, Germany

Research in various engineering fields
German language and culture

Summer A ( 5 weeks)

Toulouse, France May – July
(8 weeks) Madrid, Spain Research Project, Spanish Culture, Basic/Intermediate Spanish Language, Thermodynamics, Engineering Economy, Introduction to Sustainable Engineering Principles, Internet of Things

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing; Bioprinting Principles and Applications; Standards and Laser in 3D Printing; Introduction to Energy; Cyber Security

UF-HWCOE Sponsored Programs

UF-HWCOE Sponsored Programs are programs that are developed and taught by UF faculty or staff. The programs are usually held in the summer, although there are a handful of programs that are designed for spring break, or spring recess. The faculty/staff will accompany the students either for a partial or entire duration of the program. The courses are taught in English. These programs can be study, intern, or research with varying degrees of hands-on experiences. Oftentimes, programs include accommodation, tuition, some excursions, and site visits to local universities, research centers, or industry. These programs offer a unique combination of theoretical teaching, hands-on experience, cultural immersion, and professional development.

Summer

Application deadline (Rolling admission)

Summer A (1 week in-country + 2 weeks online)

Reykjavik, Iceland

EGN 4932: Renewable Energy and Sustainability (3 credits)

Summer A (2 weeks in-country + 2 weeks online)

EGN 4932: Technological Applications for Disability Access (3 credits)

Summer B
(2 weeks online + 6 weeks in-country)

Berlin, Germany

EGN 4641: Engineering Entrepreneurship (3 credits)

EGN 4643 Engineering Innovation (3 credits)

Summer C
(8 weeks)

Brno, Czech Republic

EGN 4932: Engineering Art Sketchbook (3 credits)

-PHY 2049: Physics 2 with Calculus (no lab) (3 credits)

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Summer C
(9 weeks)

Kyoto, Japan

CEN 4930/DIG 4930 Cross-Cultural Engineering Studies (3 credits)

AND Choose 1: (3 credits each)
– CEN 4930: Performant Programming in Python (Pre-req: COP 3530)
– CEN 4930/DIG 4930: 3D Engines in Practice (Pre-req: Some programming knowledge)

Priority Deadline:
Oct 1st, 2024

Final deadline:
Nov 1st, 2024

Summer A
(6 weeks)

Osnabrück, Germany

ABE 4932: Methods of Innovation Workshop (3 credits)
ABE 4932: Special Topics in Engineering and Planning (3 credits)

Summer C
(8 weeks)

Lille, France

Choose 1: (3 credits each)
– EGN 4932: Engineering Art Sketchbook
– EGN 4932: Digital Engineering Design
– IDH 3931: Honors Summer in the City (Honors students only or instructor permission)

AND Choose 1: (4 credits each)
– PHY 2049/PHY 2049L: Physics 2 with Calculus with lab
– EMA 3010 Materials Science

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Almeria & Sevilla, Spain

EML 3100: Thermodynamics (3 credits)
EML 4930: Applications of Thermodynamics to Solar Power Generation and Industrial Decarbonization (3 credits)

Seoul & Pohang, South Korea

EGN 4932: Culture and Global Design Thinking in Engineering (3 credits)
EGN 4932: Advanced Professional Communication Skills (3 credits)

Valparaiso, Chile

EML 4930: International Industrial Energy Management (3 credits)
EML 4930: Special Topics in Energy Management (3 credits)

Summer C
(6 weeks)

Cape Town, South Africa

CIS 4930: Software Engineering and UX Design (3 credits)
CIS 4930: Internship (3 credits)

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Summer C
(8 weeks)

EGN 4932: Global Culture (3 credits)
EGN 4949: Internship (3 credits)

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Summer C
(10 weeks)

EGN 4932: Global Culture (3 credits)
EGN 4949: Engineering Internship (3 credits)

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Priority Deadline: Dec 1st, 2024

Final deadline: Feb 2nd, 2025

Non-UF programs

Non-UF programs are programs offered by other universities. Students should verify that the program is still running and that the credits will be applicable to their major. Housing may or may not be included in the program fees. Below are some programs that students have participated in and represent only a small sampling of available programs.

Summer A/Summer B (5 weeks)

Rome, Italy Haifa, Israel

July 6 – Aug 7
(5 weeks)

Munich, Germany

Smart Vehicles, Engineering of Sustainable Energy Systems, Internal Combustion Engines, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems, Smart Environments, Sustainable Entrepreneurship, German Language and Culture

Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Numerical Analysis, Physics 1, Physics 2, Computer Science, Project Management