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Live a life of discovery.

The College of Science is committed to fostering a community and environment where all are welcome, valued and respected. Our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, we believe, goes hand in hand with scientific discovery and advancement—together we can change the world.

Our commitment to diversity

Celebrating 20 Years of Science

Originally part of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Βι¶ΉΣ³»­ College of Science became its own academic entity in 2004. With eight departments, three on-campus museums, stellar faculty, and a wide breadth of undergraduate and graduate degree programs, the College is proud to educate and mentor the next generation of innovative thinkers and doers.

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Mackay School of Mines in 1920

The College of Science Museum Complex

Garrett Barmore showcasing some minerals in the Keck Museum.

The Keck Museum

The Keck Museum houses an outstanding collection of minerals, ores, fossil specimens and photographs, in addition to mining related relics.

The Keck Museum
Museum employees assisting young students with bird specimens.

Museum of Natural History

The Museum of Natural History holds irreplaceable specimens of plants and animals used in research, teaching, and outreach.

Museum of Natural History
Inside the Full-Dome theater, with stars projected on the dome ceiling.

Fleischmann Planetarium

The Planetarium hosts field trips and provides people of all ages with access to public screenings and a plethora of exhibits around the facility.

Fleischmann Planetarium

The Mackay School

Explore degree programs and other opportunities within the Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, an academic division within the College of Science.

Learn about the Mackay School
Mackay statue in front of the Mackay Mines building on the University campus.