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Enrolled undergraduates
Information for students currently enrolled at Ohio State, both non-MSE students and those currently in the department.
Applying to major in MSE
Go to information on majoring in MSE. For students currently enrolled at Ohio State seeking to enter the MSE major.
The MSE curriculum
Go to MSE curriculum. Details on the courses required for the MSE major. Includes links to Bingo sheets, the list of Engineering GEC courses, specializations details, and more.
MSE specializations
Go to MSE specializations information. MSE students take a common core of courses during their first three years in the program then select a specialization for their final year. The department offers six areas in which our undergraduates may choose to focus their studies, or a student may develop a unique specialization suited to his/her needs. The specializations include:
- Biomaterials
- Ceramic Materials
- Electronic Materials
- Materials Manufacturing
- Metallurgy
- Polymeric Materials
- Develop your own specialization
Scholarships and financial aid
Go to scholarship and financial aid information. Includes information on both MSE and non-MSE financial aid resources and required forms.
Student services
Go to student services section. Provides advising information, policies & procedures, forms, honors information, etc.
Contact Megan Daniels, Undergraduate Advisor:
- 614-292-3145
- 477 Watts Hall
Undergraduate forms
Go to listing of commonly used forms. Provides listing of forms commonly used by our undergraduates, includes link and description of form.
MSE courses
Go to MSE courses section. Provides information on the courses offered by the department. Includes:
- Quarterly course offerings
- Course descriptions
- Syllabi
- Links to course web sites
- Course evaluations
Graduation procedures and requirements
Go to graduation information (Bachelor's degree). Procedures to apply for a Bachelor's degree. Note: students must apply to graduate THREE quarters prior to their proposed quarter of graduation.
Combined BS/MS program in MSE
Go to combined BS/MS program information. The BS/MS program provides eligible undergraduates the opportunity to apply up to 15 credits of undergraduate course work toward completion of a Master's degree. Includes details on the application process, timeline, and financial information.
Careers in MSE
Go to MSE careers section. Employment information for MSE students. Includes links to Engineering Career Services, materials-related job listings, and other career resources.
Lab safety
Go to lab safety section. Provides the department's on-line Safety Manual, as well as, emergency contacts for the department and around campus, links to Materials Safety Data Sheets, first aid information, and other helpful links.
