As part of the GLASS Honors Program, I was required to participate in a study abroad experience. After applying to several European universities and being accepted by all, I chose the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) due to its semester schedule, which ended in May, aligning perfectly with my internship starting in June. This decision led to a five-month journey in the Nordic region DTU is one of Europe's top engineering schools, particularly renowned for its research in wind energy. Denmark's windy conditions make it an ideal hub for renewable wind turbine innovation. During my time at DTU, I participated in several research projects focused on wind turbines, with an emphasis on turbine analysis, as detailed below: This opportunity arose as a PhD-level course, and as an undergraduate, I was the youngest participant in the class. Toward the end, I worked primarily on my own and ultimately completed the course. It was the most challenging class I had taken at that point, requiring five reports, with a minimum of four successfully completed to pass. This Experience has led me to explore FEA and mechanical experiences.