
Electronic & Electrical Engineering International Programmes & Projects
We're a truly international community, with our staff, students and researchers coming from over 30 different countries worldwide. Our teaching, research and knowledge exchange activities are delivered in collaboration with key national and international academic, government, policy and industry partners. This ensures we're operating on a global scale.
We have one of the largest networks of international programmes for electronic and electrical engineering in the UK. These give you the chance to study and work abroad, to gain new perspectives on global issues, and broaden your education. Each year, we welcome over 150 students through these programmes as well as helping a large number of our home students to go overseas.
You can also gain hands-on experience of how our subject can make a real difference, by taking part in our international development projects.
We provide lots of different ways for you to add that international dimension to your Strathclyde experience.

Study abroad
International experience is highly valued by employers, so studying abroad for a year as part of your degree will give you that all important competitive edge in the job market. It will also allow you to experience different academic and cultural environments.
We offer opportunities to study in Europe through Erasmus, or further afield through our overseas partnerships in USA & Canada, Japan, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.

Joint education programmes
We take part in joint education programmes with several prestigious university partners overseas. These combine international study with social and cultural activities to help you enhance your academic education and career prospects.
The programmes offer undergraduate, postgraduate and research pathways, and you can progress from one pathway to another.

International development projects
You have the chance to engage in our international development work, through Vertically Integrated Projects or taking part in our renewable energy projects
Access to reliable electrical power is critical for economic development. Our projects are working with rural communities in Africa and India to find new ways to provide this power, to support education and healthcare provision. You can choose to participate in our annual expeditions or work directly with our in-country university and government partners.