# ESROP – GLOBAL

**Source**: https://engsci.utoronto.ca/research-and-work/summer-research/esrop-global/
**Parent**: https://discover.engineering.utoronto.ca/experiential-learning/engineering-for-the-world-e4tw/

## [Read about summer research experiences at partner institutions around the world.](https://engsci.utoronto.ca/research-and-work/summer-research/esrop-student-stories/)

**Each year the Division of Engineering Science sends over 30 enterprising EngSci students abroad to conduct summer research at our partner institutions through the Engineering Science Research Opportunities Program - Global (ESROP - GLOBAL).**

These placements are **arranged by the Division of Engineering Science** and allow students to work alongside leading academics at renowned research facilities around the world. Placements are available in a wide range of engineering disciplines at world-leading universities and institutes in Asia, Europe, and North America.

ESROP - GLOBAL is **open only to EngSci students in Years 1, 2 or 3 of the Engineering Science Program.** The program is extremely popular and competitive, with approximately 200 applicants each year.

In recent years destinations have included Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, Norway, Japan, and Israel.

[Current EngSci students: Click here for more ESROP - Global info in the EngSci Info Hub (utorID login required)](https://q.utoronto.ca/courses/63598/pages/summer-research-opportunities)

#### ESROP - GLOBAL details:

- **Eligibility:** Open to all EngSci students completing the first, second or third year of the Engineering Science program
- **Supervision:** Teaching faculty at partner institutions
- **ESROP value:** Variable, plus contribution from the research supervisor required
- **Application procedure:** Applications open in early December and close in early January
- **Selection criteria:** Strength of written application, academic achievement, and interview

Successful applicants must provide a two-page written report to the Division of Engineering Science at the end of the summer summarizing their research experience.