Program Flyer
Program Dates
Courses Offered
- ENTC 414– Fundamentals of Micro/nano
Manufacturing
Faculty: Dr. Wayne N.P. Hung, ETID
- NUS Course – CS 1105– Computing
and Society
Taught by NUS Faculty. Course will count
as Sociology 489 for Texas A&M credit.
Required Textbooks
ENTC 489: R.C. Jaeger. Introduction
to MicroElectronic Fabrication, Version 5, 2nd edition.
ISBN 0-201-44494-1. Prentice 2002.
Additional Program Information
Singapore is an international hub in Asia where
Chinese, Malaysian, Indian, Indonesian, and westerners
work together. Students will feel comfortable studying
in Singapore together with local students where
English is the official language in academia and
it is widely spoken on the streets. Students will
enjoy field trips to high-tech international companies
conveniently located within 25 miles from the campus,
and cultural centers in Singapore and neighboring
countries. The broader impact includes invaluable
gain when students team up with local students to
work in well-equipped laboratories, interact with
guest speakers and local faculties to learn about
technopreneurship practice and Asian culture.
Eligibility
Students must have senior level standing
by the time the program begins. Participants must be
engineering majors with a 2.5 minimum GPR and in good
standing with TAMU. Other majors are considered by application.
Foreign Language Requirement
None! All courses are taught in English.
Cost of Program
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*cost includes lodging, transportation,
cultural and technical visits.
*cost does not include meals, airfare, tuition,
fees, books and spending money.
Scholarships
Through the generosity of corporations
and individuals, the College of Engineering is pleased
to offer scholarships to students going abroad. The
scholarships are competitive and you will be required
to fill out a scholarship application form.
The Study Abroad Office also offers scholarships.
The first scholarship is a Student Academic Fund (SAF)
– need based. The second is an International
Education Fund Scholarship (IEFS) – merit based.
If you want additional information, please refer to
the Study Abroad web site (http://studyabroad.tamu.edu).
Additional Contact Information
For additional study abroad information, please
contact:
For information about the course content and syllabus,
please contact:
For general information about Engineering Study Abroad
programs, contact:
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