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Engineering Degrees Offered at OSU

What is Engineering?

According to Google, Engineering is "the branch of science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines, and structures."

As a student at the OSU College of Engineering, you can expect to get a hands-on education with opportunities to gain real-life experience and work with your peers. The Formula SAE club, a multi-disciplinary student group, is just one example of students who are winning awards for their work and gaining life skills at the same time.

Engineering - What Can I Do with This Degree? pdf - lists the industry areas, employers, and strategies for using your degree.

Related Careers

Related Skills

Job & Internship Search Links

USAJobs.gov - check out the Students and Recent Grads section and the Federal Jobs by College Major for a listing of job titles related to your major.

The Fulcrum International - Search jobs and post resumes for architecture, engineering, and construction positions.

IEEE Job Listings - Electrical and electronic engineering listings.

CivilEngineeringJobs.com - Lists professional positions for civil engineers nationwide, with resources and links of potential interest to civil engineers.

Construction.com - Provides resources, news, and links to jobs in construction and architecture.

Engineering Central - Lists professional positions nationwide for both entry level and experienced engineers and computer professionals.

ElectricalEngineer.com - Lists professional positions for electrical engineers, although positions in related disciplines are listed too.

MechanicalEngineer.com - Lists professional position nationwide in the field of mechanical engineering, with links to corporations hiring mechanical engineers.

Society of Women Engineers - Provides no-cost membership and job listings, with job information from corporate recruiters forwarded by e-mail.

CyberCoders – Search thousands of engineering and technology jobs. Find a job you’ll love today!

Cen-Chemjobs

Graduating Engineer and Computer Careers

Aviation / Aerospace

Construction

Engineer Net

EngineerWeb.com

Engineering Jobs.Com

The Silicon Valley Employment Page

Career Planning Links

Occupational Outlook Handbook -  The following links also provide a summary of the career, what they do, the work environment, how to become one, the job outlook, similar occupations and contacts for more information.

• Average Pay - Mechanical Engineers
• Average Pay - Biomedical Engineers
• Average Pay - Computer Hardware Engineers
• Average Pay - Chemical Engineers
• Average Pay - Aerospace Engineers
• Average Pay - Industrial Engineers
• Average Pay - Civil Engineers
• Average Pay - Materials Engineers

Explore Careers in Engineering

Educating Engineers - A selection of specialties in engineering. With each specialty, we look at the definition and nature of the work, the specialties employment trends, possibly career advancement opportunities, and hope that it is helpful for you in determining whether or not the career is right for you.

Software Engineer Insider - A unique and free website designed for students interested in the field of software engineering, computer science, computer engineering and related technology fields.

What Can I do with a Major in Engineering? - CareerThoughts.com has a similar page to this one, which includes career options, expected salary, and job outlook information.

PES-Careers - Online Career Services.

Aviation Careers

Materials Science & Engineering Career Resource Center

What do Engineering Majors Study?

Professional Association Links

Technology Student Association - Provides information about TSA and its goals and themes as well.

American Institute for Chemical Engineers - AIChE provides members with technical resources as well as tools to manage their careers and lives.

Biomedical Engineering Society - Provides information on BES membership, internships, and careers.

American Society of Civil Engineers - Offers information on the ASCE and provides significant tools to get to the next level.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Learn about what the ASME has to offer along with conferences and seminars to attend.

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Learn about what the AIAA has to offer along with information on relavent courses and training

The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Provides information on the IEEE as well as a wide variety of education and career resources.

Society of Women Engineers - Learn about the SWE, their professional development, job opportunities, etc.

American Nuclear Society - Seek information on memberships, careers, and information about the ANS.

American Academy of Environmental Engineers

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

The National Society of Professional Engineers

Miscellaneous Links

Engineering.com

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