Help looking for short presential engineering open courses

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The discussion centers on the search for in-person programs, courses, events, or certifications for engineering students, specifically in mechatronics and aerospace engineering. An undergraduate student from Mexicali, Mexico, who recently received a scholarship for academic pursuits, is looking for short-duration opportunities that align with winter vacations to minimize class absences. The term "presencial" is clarified as referring to classroom-based experiences rather than online courses. However, it is noted that such short programs are relatively rare in the U.S., making the search more challenging. The student is particularly interested in options similar to Stanford's summer open programs.
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Hi everyone, just wondered if anyone knew about presencial open programs/courses/events/certifications available to engineering students in general, preferably in the areas of mechatronics (controls, electronics) or aerospace engineering.

I'm an engineering (undergrad) student from Mexicali, Mexico, and I recently won a scholarship from a well known company, mainly focused in academic investments, like studies-related travels.

I wanted to take advantage of it, but I am having trouble finding available open courses, events or programs, that preferably take few days (in order for not missing a lot of class days here at my hometown university). It would be perfect if it aligns with winter vacations.

Something like Stanford's summer open programs would be perfect; however, I'm also looking for other posibilities.

Thanks in advance to everyone, and have a good day.
 
What do you mean by "presencial"? I find the translation of "eyewitness" but that doesn't translate well in this context. Do you mean on-line video courses?
 
phinds said:
What do you mean by "presencial"? I find the translation of "eyewitness" but that doesn't translate well in this context. Do you mean on-line video courses?

Presencial means classroom. Unfortunately programs which are this short-running are pretty rare at least in the US.
 
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