Description

Considering Graduate School?  If so, have you considered Ohio State University?

 For students who are interested in…

• earning a MS degree in Industrial Engineering

• Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

Ohio State University offers an MS degree program in Industrial & Systems Engineering with a specialization in Occupational Safety and Ergonomics.  Our graduates work in many different areas, including manufacturing & design (including consumer products, aerospace, transportation, heavy industry), research & testing, civil service, healthcare, and academia. 

Learning experiences throughout our program include course work in occupational health & safety, ergonomics, cognitive engineering, biomechanics, and related topics, as well as hands-on research activities, an applied practicum/internship. 

Traineeships that provide tuition support and a stipend are offered to a limited number of full‐time students; qualifications are based on academic record and US residency restrictions.   Other forms of support may be available for those who do not meet these restrictions.

To learn more: https://u.osu.edu/safetyergotpg/

Requirements

• Applications are most commonly accepted from individuals with undergraduate degrees in engineering or in the behavioral, biological, or physical sciences.
• OSU’s Graduate School requires a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 (B) in prior undergraduate and graduate level work for regular admission.
• GRE general test is NOT required for applicants for Spring 2022 and Autumn 2022.