Engineers are problem-solvers and inventors. Engineers apply the principles of science and mathematics to make life better for society. Breakthroughs such as space flight, cellular telephones, the Internet, earthquake resistant structures, and “smart highways” all have their origins in engineering. You, too, can become one of the pioneers advancing technological discoveries into the lifestyles of future generations.
The Joint Engineering program will continue with the support of UMSL and Washington University through summer 2029. New students will no longer be admitted to the program after January 2026. If you are interested in majoring in engineering at UMSL and are starting after January 2026, please visit the School of Engineering website.
UMSL / WashU Joint Engineering Program
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Joint Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily
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Joint Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily
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Joint Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily
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