Our engineering and science professors are world-class mentors, eager to share their industry insight and help students excel. Throughout each semester, students are encouraged to join their advisers and peers in groundbreaking research, serve the off-campus community and become well-rounded, sought-after employees.
From the classroom to a career
More than 90 percent of alumni from the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences obtain employment or begin graduate school within six months of graduation. Whether your goal is to work in cyber security at Google or serve as a plant pathologist at the United States Department of Agriculture, TU can make your dreams a reality.
Meet student Emma Hug
I've tried to get involved in a lot of areas, realizing that school is extremely important but I can also learn and gain so many other tools from different organizations.
Emma Hug, Mechanical Engineering
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Statement from TU’s Office of Diversity & Engagement
As a community, we have to hold each other accountable to teach the history we were never taught, engage in hard conversations and actively challenge acts of racism, prejudice and injustice. We have a responsibility to be a leader in providing opportunities and resources to build a community, on-campus and in our city, where Black Lives Matter.
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Roberts selected as Oklahoma Chemist of the Year
The distinction is a once-in-a-lifetime honor awarded to chemists who have established national and international reputations in the advancement of chemistry and science.
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