Become a Mizzou Engineer
Admissions
Discover What's Possible
Ready to change the world? We are, too. It’s what we do every day. We search, then research, then search again for the answers to society’s most pressing challenges.
Together, we can improve lives and communities across the globe. Join us.
Campus Admissions Request InfoApply What You Learn
At Mizzou Engineering, you will get a hands-on engineering education that combines foundational understanding with technical know-how. Here, you’ll put your curiosity and creativity to work to seek new truths and solve big problems.
Explore Degrees
Virtual Tour
Step Inside Mizzou Engineering
Visit us online with our 360° virtual tour of our classrooms, labs and student spaces. Learn about our degrees, extracurricular opportunities and support resources from the comfort of your home.
Take the Tour
We're Here to Help
Mizzou Engineering offers generous scholarships, fellowships and assistantships to help you cover the cost of tuition. We can also work with you to find other opportunities through MU Financial Aid.
Undergraduate Aid and Scholarships Graduate Aid
So Much More
Become a Leader
Get an education that equips you with practical skills, research experience and a leadership mindset that will distinguish you from others throughout your career.
Get Involved
With more than 50 engineering organizations and 600+ student clubs at Mizzou, there are so many ways to connect and collaborate with fellow Tigers from across campus.
Featured News
Benjamin Peter received an honorable mention from the Computing Research Association.
Transfer students at Mizzou make up 17% of the student body. Regardless of where Tigers begin their college journey, the university is primed to help them succeed inside and outside the classroom.
Mizzou Engineering students tackle real-world problems through the Missouri Method, including senior capstone projects. This semester, projects included creating new medical dispensers, optimizing production flows, and designing a blue hydrogen plant.
Mizzou Engineering and Information Technology received funding for a new state-of-the-art Center of Excellence through the state’s MoExcels Workforce Initiative.