OSU’s online master's engineering programs rise to top 25
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
U.S. News has ranked the OSU College of Engineering Architecture and Technology’s (CEAT) online master's engineering programs 25th among public institutions and 31st among other regionally accredited institutions, a significant increase from 56th in the 2014-2015 rankings.
"The goal in our strategic plan was to have our program recognized in the top-50 public engineering schools, and we are now in the top 25," says CEAT Dean Paul Tikalsky. "We give a lot of credit to Kristi Wheeler, CEAT distance education manager, for leading our continued efforts to deliver HD quality programs, and the new leadership of Tim Hardin, director of the masters of engineering and technology management program, in helping to improve the assessment of our programs."
CEAT currently offers three online graduate degree programs, including Electrical and Computer Engineering, under the leadership of Jeffrey Young, while Sunderesh Heragu leads Engineering and Technology Management, and Industrial Engineering and Management.
To view OSU CEAT’s ranking, visit http://bit.ly/2jHqKo3
For more information on CEAT's online master's of engineering programs, visit ceatde.okstate.edu.
About the rankings
The U.S. News rankings evaluate degree-granting online programs at regionally accredited institutions. U.S. News ranked schools using five categories: student engagement, faculty credentials and training, peer reputation, student services and technology and admissions selectivity. For more information about how the rankings are calculated, visit here.
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