1. Review the Getting Started Guide to Education Abroad
    
2. Review your Engineering curriculum and speak with your Engineering faculty advisor about which courses you might be able to take abroad.
    
3. Schedule an appointment with Ashley Krause, Education Abroad Advisor, via our on-line appointment booking system.
   Or drop in on Mondays outside the CEI hub between 1 and 3pm to chat with a student advisor.
   You can also contact Ashley at aekrause@umass.edu​.  We recommend that you view the Getting Started Guide to Education Abroad before scheduling an advising appointment.
    
4. Explore the Database for International Course Equivalencies (DICE), which lists more than 150 engineering, math, and chemistry courses that have been pre-approved as matches to UMass coursework at institutions overseas. This tool can help you in selecting a study abroad program, but it is not meant to be exhaustive.  Students can request approval for courses not listed on DICE as well.
    
5. Use the UMass Abroad Portal to take the program matching quiz, learn more about the program and universities that interest you, and to start your UMass Abroad Application.

Computer Systems & Electrical Engineering

University of Queensland (Australia), University of Wollongong (Australia), University of Cape Town (South Africa), University of Auckland (New Zealand), Auckland University of Technology (New Zealand)