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Engineering Solutions
If you’re reading this on a smart phone, laptop or desktop computer, you can thank an engineer! Engineers are behind much of today’s technologies. They develop solutions for environmental and medical problems. They design and construct roads, bridges and buildings. They program robots and develop electrical devices. They make processes and business operations more efficient. They improve power plants, design self-driving cars and work with airplanes and space shuttles. In short, engineers improve the world.
Engineering at Mizzou
At Mizzou Engineering, we give you ways to use your curiosity, explore new ideas and find solutions to big challenges. We do this by giving you opportunities to apply what you learn. Our students build racecars, rockets and robots. They host hackathons, launch business ideas and become leaders. Our students work alongside world-renowned professors who are conducting exciting and innovative research.
The College of Engineering is a tight-knit community in the heart of the Mizzou campus, a vibrant university with endless possibilities.
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Our campus is in Columbia, Missouri, one of America’s best college towns. We have a bustling downtown, parks and trails, film and music festivals and numerous entertainment and sporting venues, We call it CoMo, and it offers something for everyone.
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Studying abroad is a great way for students to engage in their education outside the classroom. At Mizzou, one in five undergraduates study abroad, going beyond The Columns to gain a global perspective.
Mizzou Engineering student organizations welcomed incoming and returning Tigers at the annual New Student BBQ, celebrating the start of a new semester.
Tigers in fast cars competed this spring in the Formula SAE (FSAE) competition at Michigan International Speedway, bringing home awards and beginning a new era of racing at Mizzou. Mizzou Racing’s car, #18, placed 17 out of 120 teams. The June FSAE competition was the first competition for Mizzou Electric Racing.
Mizzou Space Program (MSP) made history this year at the Spaceport America Cup when it launched Mizzou’s first rocket flown with a student researched and developed (SRAD) motor.