Overseas Opportunity
EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
Student Exchange Programme (SEP)
This popular option lets you experience independent living and learning in a different culture for a semester (or two). The college has over 110 partner universities in 32 countries, including premier institutions, such as the University of California, Imperial College London, University of Tokyo and Tsinghua University. Furthermore, we are the only college in the world to have exchanges with both Cambridge and Oxford universities.
SEP typically takes place in Year 3, although application and selection occurs a year in advance. You must design your own study plan by mapping modules at your intended exchange university to equivalent modules in your BEng (CE) curriculum. However, the grades you obtain while on SEP are not included in the calculation of your CAP, and credits are transferred on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis.
For more information on course mappings, unit transfers etc, please click here.
For FAQs, please click here.
CEE’s past mappings for reference only:
For the Student Exchange Program (SEP), Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) and Independent Work (IW), you may contact Dr Kuang Sze Chiang, Kevin, and for administrative matters kindly contact Ms Lim Chi Cheng, Christina or Juliana Binte Miswan
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OVERSEAS INTERNSHIP
NUS Overseas College (NOC)
NOC is a global internship and learning experience unique to NUS: you are thrown into the frenzy of a technology start-up at one of the hottest entrepreneurial hubs around the world, while juggling modules at a top university located nearby. Competition for this life-changing opportunity is keen, but if you are an E-Scholar, you are guaranteed a 6-month stint at one of the 11 NOCs. The entrepreneurship education of NOC is also recommended if you are pursing the second major in Innovation and Design (iDP).
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EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
International Summer (& Winter) Programmes (i-SP)
Coinciding with the NUS vacations, these shorter overseas programmes still immerse you in a foreign environment while you earn credits without affecting your regular academic schedule. Just as with SEP, you would need to prepare a study plan by mapping relevant modules.