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Taj Mahal

The Aerospace Engineering/

India Summer Study Abroad Program

∗Two five-week segments∗

 

from

 

May 17 - July 22, 2027


Apply by December 15, 2026
 

HURRY! Number of seats are limited to 20. 

 

The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering (AE) at Georgia Tech and the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India have joined together to offer a summer study-abroad program for second- and third-year AE students. The classes will be taught by Georgia Tech faculty and targets rising sophomores and rising juniors. This summer study program is perfect for students who want to make up credits after taking time for an internship or co-op. The program has been divided into two five week segments.  Students have the option to sign-up for either of the five-week segments or both with two courses in each segment, see courses below.  The program allows students to earn 12-14 credits that apply directly to their engineering major. And, when the four-day school week is over, students enrolled in this program can use their three-day weekends to explore India -- a sub-continent of unparalleled beauty and history. 

Important Details

Program Fee 

(covers individual studio apartment housing, meals and insurance)

  • First five-week segment:  $2,500
  • Second five-week segment: $2,500
  • Both segments: $4,000
  • *Fee Schedule:
    • December 15, 2027: $500 deposit 
    • February 1, 2027: $1,000
    • March 1, 2027: $1,000
    • April 1, 2027: $1,500

*Deposit and any installment paid will be fully refunded if the program is cancelled. If a student withdraws from the program by May 1, any program fee paid minus the program deposit will be refunded. If a student withdraws from the program after the start of the program, partial refund of the program fee may be made after reconciling the program expenses at the end of the program.

 

Courses

Students select 12 -13 credit-hours from the following list:

•Students have the option to sign-up for either of the five-week segments or both with two courses in each segment from the following list:

First five-week segment: (May 17 – June 17, 2027)

•AE 2010 Thermo and Fluid Fundamentals (4-0-4)
•COE 2001 Statics (2-0-2)
•AE 3530 System Dynamics and Vibration (3-0-3)
•AE 3140 Structural Analysis (3-0-3)

Second five-week segment: (June 21 – July 22, 2027)

•AE 2220 Dynamics (3-0-3)(Math 2552 requirement waived)
•COE 3001 Deformable Bodies (3-0-3)
•AE 3531 Control System Analysis & Design (3-0-3)
•AE 4451 Jet and Rocket Propulsion (3-0-3)

Both segments:

•AE 2699/4699 Undergraduate Research (1 – 3 credits)

About Bangalore

The Indian Institute of Science is located in Bangalore, a city that is sometimes referred to as the “Silicon Valley of India” because it is the nation’s leading information technology exporter. Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and Indian aircraft and helicopter industry (HAL) are located in Bangalore. Also, it is an aerospace technology hub with home to several overseas research and development centers of US and European aerospace industry leaders including Boeing, Bell, GE, Airbus, etc...

Questions? Contact

Professor JVR Prasad  jvr.prasad@ae.gatech.edu

Professor Mayuresh Patil mayuresh.patil@ae.gatech.edu

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