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		... How do you provide students with a global perspective on the profession of engineering? The College sends them around the world to study at educational institutions in 20 countries. Work-abroad programs—including Tauber Manufacturing Institute team projects—open up travel opportunities to 60 more destinations. Or Michigan Engineers can 'go global' from the comfort of their classrooms in Ann Arbor, thanks to advanced technology and the thoughtful course development of a trio of professors. "All the world's a stage"...or is it a classroom? Students who take advantage of global learning opportunities call it the best experience of their academic careers. For details click here. ..