Summer Exchange Programs

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Summer programs allow students to participate in designed and structured courses during the summer semester in an unlimited number of institutions (not limited to partner universities). Most summer programs are not part of the academic calendar, and therefore are not included under the exchange agreements.

Application to summer programs is scheduled by the host institution and is not via the exchange programs. However, the Student Exchange Coordinator would be happy to assist you in the application process and contacts with the host institutions. Tuition of summer programs varies across institutions, and can be quite costly.

Summer internships:

Technion Japan would like invite the application for intern at Horiba Co., Ltd., headquarter in Kyoto, Japan （https://www.horiba.com/en_en/） on the following conditions.

Internship must be for two consecutive months in the summer of 2018 for the period that an applicant chooses.

2. Horiba will pay a daily stipend in the amount of JPY 6,500 to an intern and commuting expense to and from Horiba from an intern’s apartment in Kyoto according to Horiba Rules.

Intern must attend Horiba’s work place every day, without holiday leave of personal purpose, from Monday to Friday every week for two months. Intern must provide a Japanese medical doctor’s certificate by a Japanese medical doctor who is having clinic near Horiba if he or she wants to take a sick leave during internship.

Intern must travel from Israel to Kyoto on the cheapest economy flight.

On the successful completion of internship, Technion Japan will provide round trip airfare from Israel to Kyoto, i.e., the cheapest economy flight fare available in the summer of 2018 and Technion Japan will give a financial aid of JPY100,000.

One half of airfare and one half of JPY100,000 may be released to an intern at the end of the fourth week of the internship if such intern completes first four weeks successfully and is deemed to do so for the rest of internship.

The definition of “successful completion” is diligent attendance to Horiba’s work place without delay and without personal holiday leave except sick leave as mentioned above.

Summer Programs:

ESSCA Summer Session 2019

ESSCA is pleased to announce its 2019 Summer Session. This program takes place during the first two weeks of July, starting with a weekend in Paris followed by a week of classes in Angers and will terminate by a week of classes on our Bordeaux campus.

Students who follow this programme have the possibility to earn 7.5 ECTS.

Teaching will be carried out by the regular ESSCA research staff and adjunct professors with the possibility of guest speakers and outings.

The programme is an intensive 2-week programme, entirely taught in English and open for both undergraduate and graduate students. The programme offers a multicultural learning environment which develops cross-cultural skills and provides knowledge into essential aspects of France.

Application deadline is April 10, 2019.

More information can be found here.

2019 Summer Programmes at Girton College, University of Cambridge

Economics Summer Programme

Monday 1 July – Saturday 27 July 2019

This intense four-week academic summer programme will give ambitious students in the fields of economics and politics the extraordinary opportunity to experience Cambridge student life in the context of a programme specifically designed for high-achieving students.

Girton College is one of the larger constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge. Founded in 1869, Girton is a vibrant community of scholars, from all walks of life, united in their passion for learning. The College’s beautiful buildings, excellent facilities and spacious grounds are located just outside the city centre, and Girton is well known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere – the perfect place in which to meet like-minded students from around the world.

More information on the academic programme, College experience, social programme, fees and how to apply: https://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/summer-programmes/economics/

Engineering Summer Programme

Sunday 21 July – Saturday 17 August 2019

This intense four-week academic summer programme will give ambitious engineering students the extraordinary opportunity to experience Cambridge student life in the context of a programme specifically designed for high-achieving students.

More information on the academic programme, College experience, social programme, fees and how to apply: https://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/summer-programmes/engineering/

TU Darmstadt – International Summer University 2019

International Summer University: German Engineering and Language programme

The Summer University programme invites Undergraduate students from Engineering Degree programmes to explore German Engineering and to get an insight into the German language and culture.

The International Summer University consists of four components:

Engineering Courses (Automotive Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering and Production Engineering), Workshops and Excursions to German companies.
Intensive German Language Courses on A1, A2 and B1 level
Intercultural Competence Training on Working and Studying in Germany.
Social and Cultural Programmes as well as Excursions in and around the Hessen region.

Courses:

The 2019 programme will hold different modules where students will have the opportunity to choose aerospace or automotive engineering courses in the first two weeks and then continue the last two weeks with production or mechatronic engineering courses. We believe this gives the students the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding in the chosen field of study by focusing in these areas of engineering. Although it is not a requirement, this programme will be most useful to undergraduate students with an interest or previous knowledge in Mechanical Engineering. Students studying in similar subject areas within the field of Engineering and Sciences are of course also welcome to apply.

Costs:

The total costs are € 2,200.
The application Deadline is 15 March 2019.

The programme costs cover: engineering courses, workshops, company visits, language courses, intercultural competence training, course materials, social activities and excursions, ticket for public transportation, insurances, student services and accommodation (excl. breakfast) in two-person rooms with a kitchenette. However, travelling and living expenses will need to be covered by the participants.

Credits:

Participants may obtain 9 credit points of the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), which accounts for 4.5 US / Canadian credit points.

You can find more detailed information about the programme: https://www.tu-darmstadt.de/isu.

Summer Schools 2019 at RWTH Aachen University

RWTH International Academy organizes Summer Schools for students from all around the world. Our programs are designed for undergraduate students of mechanical engineering or related subject areas, who want to experience German engineering and student life at one of Europe’s leading technical universities. The programs take place over a period of 2, 3 or 4 weeks.

Apply via our website and benefit from our Early Bird discount.

In 2019, a wide choice of Summer Schools in engineering will be offered throughout the months of June to August: