Ohio State University College of Engineering

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The OSU College of Engineering is the College of Engineering at The Ohio State University.

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Academics

Engineering and architecture students can choose from academic programs in these departments:

Biomedical Engineering
Center for Aviation Studies
Chemical and Bio-molecular Engineering
Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering
Integrated Systems Engineering
Knowlton School of Architecture
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

In 2013, Ohio State's six-year graduation rate was 83.2%, up from 75% in 2009 and well above the national graduation rate of 57%.

Engineering and architecture

bachelor's degrees awarded (2012-2013): 1,294
master's degrees awarded (2012-2013): 490
doctorate degrees awarded (2012-2013): 157

ACT composite mid-50% for incoming engineering students (2013): 27-31

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Research

In fiscal year 2012, this research was supported by more than $117M in externally sponsored research expenditures.

Ohio State is #2 nationally among public universities in industry sponsored research. Industry R&D expenditures for the College of Engineering in fiscal year 2012 totaled $36.7 million.

More than 40 research centers and laboratories provide students with access to facilities for research and teaching. The College of Engineering administers several research and interdisciplinary units, including:

- Aerospace Research Center - Center for Automotive Research - Center for Aviation Studies - Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis - Center for Occupational Health in Automotive Manufacturing - ElectroScience Laboratory - Nuclear Reactor Laboratory - Ohio Manufacturing Institute - Spine Research Institute - Transportation Research Center - Center for Emergent Materials (NSF MRSEC) - Simulation Innovation and Modeling (SIM) Center - Water Resources Center (USGS)