Student Academics
Common Writing Mistakes for Academics Webinar
Graduate Studies will host the Common Writing Mistakes for Academics Webinar on Tuesday, June 23rd at 1pm via zoom.
Read More »Library Building Reopens with Limited Hours on June 1st
The library building will be open with limited hours and operations beginning Monday, June 1. These limited operations will continue until further notice. Building hours will be Monday-Friday, 8:00AM-5:00PM, with access restricted to S&T affiliates. Patrons may use their S&T ID to enter.
Read More »We Love Your Class Award
Freshman students recently cast their votes for their favorite teacher of courses they have taken at Missouri S&T.
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CArEE celebrates the Class of 2020
Congratulations to the spring 2020 graduates from civil, architectural and environmental engineering CArEE)!
Read More »Coaching and Tutoring Available for Summer Courses
Online tutoring and coaching through the SSC will be available for summer courses beginning June 8th.
Read More »Music appreciation and Latin American music courses offered
Interested in learning more about music but don’t have any previous experience? Our courses in Music Understanding and Appreciation or Latin American Music might be just what you’re looking for! Previous music experience isn’t required and you don’t need to know how to read music or play an instrument.
Read More »Learn about your options for graduate school at S&T
You have questions, and Graduate Studies has answers! Join our Recruiting Team during the following dates to find out if one of S&T’s 70+ Graduate Certificates, 30+ Masters programs, or 21 PhD programs is the right fit for you.
Read More »Philosophy of the City course this summer
Are you Interested in cities? Urban sustainability? Social justice? Then, enroll in PHILOS 2001: Philosophy of the City this summer! The course is designed to help students understand the challenges of urbanization in the 21st century and give them the skills required to address complex issues that cities face now and in the future.
Read More »Explore digital art this summer
Looking for a creative course to take over the summer? Art 3260: Exploring Digital Art is an online-asynchronous course allowing students to explore digital art as a medium for making art as well as understanding visual culture from the past, present, and ideas for the future.
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