This month, four students from Brazil have arrived at NC State to begin studying in the College of Engineering. Their studies will include Mechanical and Industrial Systems as well as Chemical Engineering. They are among the approximately 650 Brazilian undergraduate students that are arriving in the United States to study on U.S. campuses with funding from the Brazilian Government's Science Without Borders Program. Read more
The Park Scholarhips Class of 2012 has selected James A. Joseph as the recipient of the William C. Friday Award. Read more
The College of Engineering at North Carolina State University is a partner in a new international program designed to encourage cooperation between engineering researchers at universities in North America and Europe. Read more
This semester, six faculty members from four colleges at NC State will offer a course (MIS 598/ANS 590) addressing the critical issues facing global sustainable development. The faculty members participating representing CALS, CNR, CHASS and COE, traveled to India in 2011 to teach a similar course at TERI University. Read more
The University Global Partnership Network (UGPN) is pleased to announce the inaugural Call for Proposals to the UGPN Research Collaboration Fund. This fund will support high-quality research collaborations between researchers at the UGPN partner institutions (Deadline: March 30th). Read more
Two NC State students, who witnessed a revolution, are sharing their observations with the world. Last summer, Mohammad Moussa and Sameer Abdel Khalek traveled to the Middle East to document the sights, sounds, and emotions of life in Egypt and Tunisia during a period of intense transformation. They are presenting their experiences across campus, at events such as "Middle East Realignment" and a live performance in Stewart Theatre on 1/31. Read more
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