Those graduate applicants not verified must take the English Language Proficiency Examination ELPE prior to registering for courses in their first semester. The ELPE evaluates English skills in the area of grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, written composition, and oral communication.
Interested students must apply online at EngineeringCAS. For questions about the Master of Safety Engineering, contact: che-admissions tamu. It is also helpful to include an area of interest, relevant experience, and plans for your graduate research. However, any GRE score reported appropriately will be considered during admission process. You will need to accurately report your general GRE scores in the Academic History section of this application. The second is the non-thesis option, which includes a total of 36 semester credit hours in place of research and writing a thesis.
The non-thesis option is available to distance learning students only. Please visit the departmental page for more information. Contact Us. An official transcript from the university at which the transfer coursework was taken must be sent directly to the Office of Admissions. Courses used toward a degree at another institution may not be applied for graduate credit. If the course to be transferred was taken prior to the conferral of a degree at the transfer institution, a letter from the registrar at that institution stating that the course was not applied for credit toward the degree must be submitted to the Graduate and Professional School.
Grades for courses completed at other institutions are not included in computing the GPA. Some departments may have more restrictive requirements for transfer work.
For non-distance degree programs, no more than 50 percent of the credit hours required for the program may be completed through distance education courses. This limitation also applies to joint degree programs. An acceptable thesis is required for the Master of Science degree for a student who selects the thesis option program.
Guidelines for the preparation of the thesis are available in the Thesis Manual , which is available online at the Graduate and Professional School website. Additionally, a signed approval form must be brought or mailed to the Graduate and Professional School. The PDF file and the signed approval form are required by the deadline. These dates also can be accessed via the Graduate and Professional School website.
The manuscript must be resubmitted as a new document, and the entire review process must begin again. All original submittal deadlines must be met during the resubmittal process to graduate that semester.
For the thesis option Master of Science degree, the student must prepare a thesis proposal for approval by the advisory committee and the head of the major department or chair of the interdisciplinary faculty, if applicable.
This proposal must be submitted to the Graduate and Professional School at least 20 working days prior to the submission of the request for the final examination. Compliance issues must be addressed if a graduate student is performing research involving human subjects, animals, infectious biohazards and recombinant DNA. A student involved in these types of research should check with the Office of Research Compliance and Biosafety at to address questions about all research compliance responsibilities.
Additional information can also be obtained on the Office of Research Compliance and Biosafety website. A student must pass a final examination by dates announced each semester or summer term in the Graduate and Professional School Calendar.
All coursework on the degree plan must have been completed with the exception of those hours for which the student is registered. For thesis-option students, an approved thesis proposal must be on file in the Graduate and Professional School according to published deadlines prior to the final examination or submission of the request for exemption from the final examination. The Recommended Practices present a step-by-step approach to implementing a safety and health program, built around seven core elements that make up a successful program.
The main goal of safety and health programs is to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and deaths, as well as the suffering and financial hardship these events can cause for workers, their families, and employers. The recommended practices use a proactive approach to managing workplace safety and health.
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