Program Overview
The Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) program at Ohio State University prepares students to design, process, and manufacture materials. The program offers a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on ceramics, metallurgy, biomaterials, polymers, electronic materials, or manufacturing. Graduates are highly sought after by industries and academia, with career opportunities in research, development, design, manufacturing, and marketing.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
- Degree: Bachelor of Science (BS)
- Campus: Columbus
- College: Engineering
Program Overview:
The Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) program at Ohio State University aims to prepare students to design, process, characterize, and manufacture all materials commonly utilized, as well as those yet to be developed. Students gain expertise in the performance, specification, and manufacturing of metals, ceramics, semiconductors, plastics, and composites, requiring a comprehensive understanding of various scientific and engineering fields. The MSE program is globally renowned and positions its graduates in diverse roles spanning industry and academia. Students specializing in MSE explore focus areas in ceramics, metallurgy, biomaterials, polymers, electronic materials, or manufacturing for their advanced studies.
Outline:
The MSE curriculum follows a structured and coherent progression throughout the academic journey.
First-Year Plan of Study (College Core):
- Provides students with a solid foundation through fundamental coursework in mathematics, science, and engineering
Engineering Student Core:
- Involves additional foundational engineering, technical, and general education courses
MSE Specialization Focus:
Careers:
Graduates with a degree in Materials Science and Engineering enjoy exceptional career prospects. Recent statistical data indicates high demand for graduates from both small and large-scale organizations across the United States and globally.
Potential Career Paths:
Graduates are equipped for diverse roles, including:
- Research
- Development
- Design of materials and structures
- Manufacturing
- Marketing
Industries:
Graduates find employment opportunities in a wide range of industries, including:
- Aerospace
- Appliances
- Automotive
- Communication
- Computers
- Construction
- Electronics
- Equipment
- Government laboratories
- Nuclear
- Oil and gas
- Power generation
- Shipbuilding
- Universities
