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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
May 18, 2026
Celebrating academic excellence with the Class of 2026
More than 400 Mizzou Engineering students received their hard-earned degrees at a May 15 commencement ceremony.
May 11, 2026
Mizzou Engineers embark on the next stage of their journeys
Members of the class of 2026 have put in the hours, done the work and demonstrated they have what it takes to build a more resilient world
May 13, 2026
Mizzou Engineer to join U.S. Space Force
Air Force ROTC Cadet and biological engineering major Katie Vlaming is ready to transition to a commissioned officer after graduation.
April 30, 2026
Engineers receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Electrical and computer engineering grad student Alex Hardaway and computer science major Gabriella Ramirez will each receive three years of financial support.