Global E3: Universidad Pontificia Comillas- Spain

Use the links below to see if the specific departments offer the types of courses you would like to take while studying abroad.  We suggest you review courses available with your Faculty director of your program prior to applying to the program. 
Academic Departments: 
Visit the University's website to learn more about course offerings.  The following disciplines have been listed as available: 
·         Industrial Engineering Program (4-year B.Sc. & 2-year M.Sc.)
·         B.Sc. in Industrial Technologies Engineering
·         Mechanical Engineering major
·         Electrical Engineering major
·         Industrial Electronics Engineering major
·         Management Engineering major (Dual version with BBA)
·         M.Sc. Industrial Engineering
·         Dual version with MBA
·         Dual version with MEPI (Electric Power Industry)
·         Dual version with MIC (Smart Industry)
·         Telecommunications Engineering Program (4-year B.Sc. & 2-year M.Sc.)
·         B.Sc. Telecommunication Technologies Engineering
·         Dual version with BBA
·         Dual version with Business Analytics
·         M.Sc. Telecommunications Engineering
All-English SAPIENS program is offered to all of our Global E3 partners. 
The “Fundamental Engineering Courses” are those that the Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Boston University, University of Maryland and UMICH (summer-only) have asked us to host, based on their very own syllabi, and being these subjects common to most of their Engineering majors in their Sophomore Spring semester (several juniors too). The “Technological Courses” are the ones we ourselves offer as technical electives in English to our very own seniors and the rest of our inbound exchange students. The “Culture and Language” courses are a perfect complement to any combination of the previous courses, and other foreign languages (i.e. German, French, etc.) are fully available to any student participating in our SAPIENS program.
If you need more information (i.e. subjects’ syllabi, etc.), you can contact Alberto Zanmatti at international.icai@comillas.edu. All of these subjects have their “short” descriptors (just click on the little [+] at the bottom of each chart).Students do not need to limit their choices to our SAPIENS, since they are welcome to sign up for our standard engineering subjects taught in Spanish (several of which are taught in English as well) if they deem their command of Spanish is sufficient enough.
The major difference between this SAPIENS we are offering and other “typical” study-abroad programs, is that students from all over the US, other English-speaking countries, and our very own local students with proper command of English will get to interact with each other, thus creating a wonderful multi-cultural environment and learn from each others’ experiences.
Of note: 

• All courses must be approved by the Faculty Director of your department in the Swanson School of Engineering. A course approval form must be completed and submitted to SSoE’s Engineering International Initiatives Office. 
• Additionally, for the purpose of full-time status here at Pitt, students should be prepared to take what is equivalent to at least 12 Pitt credit hours.   
• Courses taken abroad will be treated as transfer credits and will be marked as pass/fail (S/NC) on a Pitt student's transcript. In other words, transfer credits will not affect your Pitt GPA. However, students must receive a C grade or higher in order for the credits to transfer. Actual grades earned will appear on the transcript from the exchange university. 
• Language Requirements: Non-native English speakers may be required to show evidence of English proficiency.