International Office
"Today's engineers work in international, multicultural teams and are globally networked. An over-seas stay during a study programme enables them to gain intercultural experience and to establish an international network of contacts."
Dr. Wolfgang Kickmaier, Head of International Relations
Globally networked
The ZHAW School of Engineering has supported and promoted national and international student exchanges for many years. With around 60 partner universities worldwide, it commands an extensive international network which it strives to extend. The agreements with our partner universities make it possible for students to benefit from a stay abroad without extending the length of the study programme. Double degree agreements with foreign universities are in place for some degree programmes. At the same time, the ZHAW School of Engineering offers guest students an attractive range of specialist modules taught in English (PDF 221,6 KB).
International Blog
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Cincinnati Calling – Beantown: Swissnex Boston
Hi folks! I was recently in Boston (called the “Beantown”) in the framework of a ZHAW-Swissnex cooperation. Practical, Boston is only one-and-a-half-hour flight from Cincinnati. There I visited ...
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Mastering the Challenges in Engineering & Manufacturing in/with China
Europäische Unternehmen sollten sich die Frage stellen, ob ihr Beziehungs- und Sales-Management zu/mit chinesischen Kunden für die Zukunft ausreichend gut ausgebaut ist, um den Einflüssen chinesischer ...
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IT geek? Go to California State University!
My name is Stefan, I live in Winterthur, Switzerland and study Computer Science at the ZHAW. I’m no CS student by accident – I like technology a lot and like to play around with gadgets of all sorts. ...
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Get to know yourself better by studying abroad
My name is Carmen, I´m from Spain and currently I´m studying Industrial Management Engineering at Universidad of Valladolid. My main hobby is to spend time with my family and friends and I quite ...
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School of Engineering – International Blog