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[|Global EngineeringIn a global economy many employers compete for business overseas, have multinational operations, and work through overseas partners. Product realization is often an international team effort, in which a manufacturing company might design a product in the U.S., modify it for assembly in Europe, use overseas contractors and suppliers, or set up and run a plant in Germany. Even if you do not work overseas, it's entirely possible that you will someday be dealing with international clients. Language skills could become an item on your list of "lifelong learning" objectives. A number of U.S. engineering schools participate in exchange programs with universities in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and beyond. Students who participate in these programs find that language skills and international experiences distinguish them from other engineering graduates and job candidates. Later on, engineers with this background have a wider choice of assignments.]

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