10 Master's degrees offered by the university

At Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Missouri - Columbia classes are small with extensive design and laboratory experimentation. 

Chemical Engineering from University of Missouri - Columbia has a long standing commitment to provide quality undergraduate and graduate education.

This postdoctoral Biomedical Sciences - Comparative Medicine program from University of Missouri - Columbia prepares graduates for careers in comparative medicine. 

Civil Engineering at University of Missouri - Columbia began in 1856 with the establishment of the first Chair of Civil Engineering.

This Biological Engineering (Accelerated) program from University of Missouri - Columbia is eligible for the STEM OPT Extension.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering offered by University of Missouri - Columbia provides a scholarly environment in which highly qualified, creative students may obtain the knowledge and develop the skills necessary to solve complex industrial, governmental and societal system design problems.

Biological Engineering from University of Missouri - Columbia unites existing faculty and infrastructure from both colleges. CoE contributes biomedical engineering capabilities while CAFNR brings strengths in bioprocess and bioenvironmental engineering. 

Civil Engineering (Accelerated) at University of Missouri - Columbia began in 1856 with the establishment of the first Chair of Civil Engineering.

Established in 1885, the Electrical and Computer Engineering (Accelerated) program at University of Missouri - Columbia has a long tradition of excellence.

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from University of Missouri - Columbia has broadened its scope in both education and research while maintaining strengths in the fundamental disciplines: Dynamics & Control, Design & Manufacturing, Materials & Solids and Thermal & Fluid Science Engineering.