MizzouForward, a strategic investment to achieve research excellence and student success at the University of Missouri, leverages existing institutional strengths and addresses national health and scientific priority areas through innovation and collaboration.
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Mizzou Engineering pursues excellence in research to push the boundaries of what’s possible. The University of Missouri emphasizes interdisciplinary collaborations, providing engineering faculty with opportunities to work with peers from across campus. Mizzou is home to the MU Research Reactor, the most powerful university research reactor in the U.S. Mizzou Engineering plays a role in NextGen Precision Health, which develops interventions to improve health outcomes.
The University of Missouri was established in 1839, making it the first public university west of the Mississippi River, and is a land-grant institution and a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities.
Campus is home to more than 31,000 students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries.
Mizzou is the flagship campus of the UM System, which also has campuses in St. Louis, Kansas City and Rolla. The system serves all 114 counties in Missouri and generates billions of dollars of economic impact for the state.
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Columbia, Missouri, is consistently ranked as one of the top college towns and best places to live in the U.S by Money magazine, Fortune magazine, U.S. News & World Report and others. The city is home to major employers, high-quality schools, a regional airport, numerous parks and trails and national festivals, all while proving to be less expensive than the national cost of living average. Explore more reasons we call CoMo home.
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Mizzou Engineering was incorporated in 1871 as the School of Engineering, although our history dates back to 1849 when the University of Missouri offered the first engineering course west of the Mississippi. The College has celebrated several milestones over the course of its more than 150-year legacy, including being among the first to offer civil engineering, electrical engineering and to have a nuclear reactor on campus.
We have a long and proud tradition of engineering innovation, from implementing Thomas Edison’s Dynamo in the 1880s to being among the first colleges to integrate the Spot autonomous robot from Boston Dynamics into our undergraduate curriculum in 2021.
We invite you to explore careers and join us at the University of Missouri.
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