Mission
The EECS International program under the direction of the EECS International Group, whose members are listed right, aims at promoting international engagement for EECS students and faculty.
- Increase the level of international engagement for students and faculty and to become as pervasive as UROPs for undergraduates.
- Flexibility in curriculum
- Summer internships encouraged
- Integrate students' international experience with their on-campus education (such as VI-A International, for example).
- Recognize and support student-initiated international programs (such as AITI, teaching abroad).
- Share curriculum and teaching methods through Global Education
- Engage several premier foreign universities to participate.
- Invite young faculty from participating universities abroad to come to MIT EECS to learn teaching methods.
- Promote this methodology through subsequent visits by MIT graduate students and faculty, and/or UROP students who worked with foreign faculty to home (foreign) university.
- Coordinate with EECS affiliated labs to host visiting faculty.
- Maintain pre-eminence with educational mission at the forefront:
- Synergy between teaching and research
- No compromise on excellence
- Partner with other international programs across MIT, incluing MISTI.
Announcements:
> EECS Juniors and Graduate Students very cool internships at ASTRI in Hong Kong. The selected interns will get RT ticket to Hong Kong and a place to stay at nearby Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) plus some monthly stipend TBD. See the details. For Hong Kong opportunities, please contact Professor Charles Sodini (sodini@mit.edu) and Sean Gilbert at MISTI (seang@mit.edu).
> EECS Juniors: Check out two International Research Opportunities (IROPs) for 2010 (spring and summer) at Hong Kong University. Project 1: Optically powered fiber networks, Project 2: Ultra-fast swept-source for biomedical applications Send your resume for HKU Prof. Kenneth Kin-Yip Wong, c/o MIT EECS Prof. Charlie Sodini at sodini@mit.edu. Printable project poster.
> EECS Juniors and Seniors: Check out two International research opportunities (IROP)s for 2009 and 2010 at MIT and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Project 1: Learning hand-eye coordination, Project 2: Real-time visual processing on NVIDIA Graphics Cards. Send your resume to Prof. Bert Shi at bert_shi@mit.edu. Printable project poster.
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