Global Component
In today's globalized wind energy job market, students who are exposed to a foreign language, participate in a study abroad program, or gain job experience through an internship with an international company are considered more marketable and competitive. Students will choose from the following global component options:
International Internship Option:
Complete an approved internship with an international company, either in the U.S. or abroad, related to the wind energy field. Two hundred hours of job related experience and a written report are required to earn 3 credit hours of internship credit. Internships should be completed during the student's junior or senior year of coursework. Instructor approval required.
Study Abroad Option:
Complete an approved study abroad experience through the International Cultural Center, a Texas Tech approved reciprocal exchange program, or faculty-led program. Students must enroll in and successfully complete 3-6 credit hours of coursework with a grade of C or better to satisfy the global component. Departmental consent required.
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National Wind Institute
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Address
1009 Canton Ave., MS 3155 Lubbock, TX 79409-3155 -
Phone
National Wind Institute - 806.742.3476; Renewable Energy - 806.742.6284 -
Email
National Wind Institute - nwi@ttu.edu; Renewable Energy - windenergy@ttu.edu