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This page details academic information about the minor. For full program information, visit humanitarian.engineering.oregonstate.edu.
Undergraduate Opportunities in humanitarian engineering include research, projects, a minor, and various course offerings to take alone or within the minor.
Students are encouraged to contact individual faculty in the program to determine if research opportunities are available.
There are a variety of projects available including senior capstone design projects sponsored by our program and undergraduate theses for the honors college students. Watch for announcements about these opportunities on the website or contact facutly directly to inquire.
Complete requirements for the minor can be found in the course catalog listing or HEST advising sheet -
hest_advising_sheet_ay17-18.pdf (205.22 KB).
To enroll in the minor, please contact an engineering adviser in the College of Engineering Office of Student Services, 114 Johnson Hall, 541-737-5236 or via askengineering@oregonstate.edu.
If you are interested in the minor, a good place to start is to select your Bacc Core courses from the humanitarian engineering, science and technology (HEST) playlist. Courses marked by a '+' are specifically recommended because of the relevance of the material or because they are taught by a HEST-affiliated faculty member. Note that HEST310, HEST320, and HEST 412/512 are all approved to fill Bacc Core requirements for any student on campus.
The two required core courses for the minor are ANTH 482/582 Anthropology in International Development and HEST 411/511 Engineering Design in Emergency and Low-Resource Environments*. Other requirements for the minor include: at least 6 credits of other HEST-designated courses including those listed below; 11-14 credits from the HEST Bacc Core Playlist or other thematic electives with adviser approval; and participation in a humanitarian engineering related experience such as Engineers without Borders, a related capstone design project, honors thesis, undergraduate research, field immersion or related internship of your choice.
If you are need more advising on the minor, please start with CoE advising, and then as needed contact Grace Burleson in the Humanitarian Engineering Lab (Rogers 342) or Dr. Sharp directly.
*Due to instructional constraints, HEST 411/511 will not be offered this academic year. If you are graduating and wish to complete the minor between now and Spring 2018, you may substitute HEST412/512 for HEST411/511.
(Links go to information on last year's courses for reference)
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