Our college is at the forefront of both innovative teaching and path-breaking research focused on meeting the needs of global society. We empower our students to discover their own abilities, while providing them with the latest scientific knowledge of change in the global environment and society—and teach them how best to manage these changes. Through our more than 70 undergraduate, graduate and professional programs, we have tremendous breadth and depth in our academics. Our five academic departments are dedicated to supporting hands-on learning, research and technology transfer that provides each student with invaluable, experiential knowledge.
Chart your path to a career that leads to a better tomorrow with majors that make a difference. We have tremendous breadth and depth in our academics and offer more than 70 undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates and professional programs. Explore and find the one for you!
The mission of the Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum and Art Gallery is to serve the college, University, and broader community as an informed educational and technical resource for science, art, and history of the earth and mineral sciences through the preservation, utilization, and promotion of our diverse collections.
One of the hallmarks of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences is our long history of interdisciplinary collaboration and research. Our researchers bring expertise from different segments of the scientific community and work together to bring new perspectives to existing scientific conversations. Please visit our research institutes, centers, and laboratories to learn more.
The Fletcher L. Byrom Earth and Mineral Sciences Library serves the community of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences. The library is housed in 105 Deike Building, which is located near the corner of Pollock Road and Burrowes Road.
