• Engineering Programs

Build the Future.
Start at UMSL Engineering.

At the UMSL School of Engineering, we’re not just preparing students for careers—we’re empowering them to shape the world. With cutting-edge programs, real-world learning and a campus located in the heart of a thriving metropolitan region, UMSL Engineering offers the tools, support and opportunities to launch bold ideas and meaningful impact.

Whether you’re designing sustainable cities, advancing health technologies or coding the next big innovation, your journey starts here.

As a public, urban research university deeply connected to St. Louis industries, our programs meet today's workforce needs while unlocking tomorrow's possibilites.

The Civil Engineering (BSCIE), Electrical Engineering (BSEE) and Mechanical Engineering (BSME) degrees offered in the School of Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the General Criteria and the Civil Engineering Program Criteria. 

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Questions? Contact us at engineering@umsl.edu

UMSL students collaborating on a robotics project, focusing on assembling components and wiring.

Academics

Through hands-on learning, innovative projects, and strong faculty support, UMSL Engineering helps students turn ideas into impact.

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Civil Engineering
Design and build the infrastructure that shapes our world, from cities and bridges to transportation systems, waterways, and environmental solutions. Civil engineering at UMSL focuses on creating sustainable, safe, and efficient structures that support communities and improve everyday life.
A person measuring mechanical parts with calipers while referencing engineering drawings and specifications
Electrical Engineering
Harness the power of electricity to innovate solutions across communications, manufacturing, healthcare, defense, and environmental systems. Electrical engineering at UMSL focuses on developing cutting-edge technology that drives progress and transforms the way we live and work.
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Mechanical Engineering
Tackle challenges in energy systems, machine design, manufacturing, automation, environmental control, and biomechanics. Mechanical engineering at UMSL focuses on designing forward-thinking, innovative, and sustainable solutions that shape industries and advance modern technology.


School of Engineering

By the Numbers

1st

Public Engineering School
in Eastern Missouri

$15M

State Investment

86%

of UMSL’s student body receives financial aid

30+

Years of Engineering Education Experience

Research and Innovation

Engineering research at UMSL focuses on solving real-world challenges through innovation and collaboration. Faculty and students work together on projects to advance technology, improve infrastructure and contribute to a better future. 

Research opportunities

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Our Partners

The UMSL School of Engineering works alongside industry and community partners to drive innovation and create hands-on learning opportunities for our students. Explore our full list of engineering partners and collaborators.

McDonell Foundation
Berges Foundation
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AMIC STL
Boeing Logo

Visit

In 2025, UMSL opened the doors to a brand-new School of Engineering—a bold investment in our students, our region and the future of the field. The new facilities will include state-of-the-art laboratories, active learning classrooms and modern collaborative spaces designed to foster creativity, community and discovery.

Visit our School

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In the News

Professor Xin Wang (at right) and electrical engineering students show off their work with humanoid and quadruped robots

School of Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily

UMSL in motion: Teaching aids

Social media manager Valerie Furlong spoke to Professor Xin Wang about the value of humanoid and quadruped robots and how they're being incorporated into the electrical engineering curriculum....
Jun 12
Students in the "Elementary Engineering Design" course at the University of Missouri–St. Louis School of Engineering watch as their S-Hook design is tested by holding a heavy load off the floor during a class on May 8.
School of Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily

Eye on UMSL: Bend, but don’t break

Jun 1
Professor Xin Wang (at right) and electrical engineering students show off two robots
School of Engineering Archives - UMSL Daily

Ameren invests $1 million in UMSL School of Engineering and its students 

May 26
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