Oregon State University College of Engineering 86 courses 27 total credits
The Humanitarian Engineering minor provides multidisciplinary academic coursework for students interested in the application of engineering, science, and technology-based solutions to global development challenges such as access to basic resources (e.g., clean water, clean energy), improved quality of life, and increased ability to earn a livelihood particularly in rural, resource-limited or low-to-middle income settings. A core of coursework in humanitarian engineering, science and technology (HEST) is required. Both in the core coursework and in the electives, there is an emphasis on context including social, cultural, economic, resource, political, and environmental.
| Total Credits | 27 credits |
Required Core
List I (recommended)
List II (all eligible thematic electives)
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