Missouri S&T Fall 2026 Enrollment Update
New Student Convocation
Student athletes welcomed new Miners at the Gale Bullman Building during the New Student Convocation on August 18, 2026.
Enrollment Statistics
- Total Enrollment: 7,052 students
- First-Time Freshmen: 1,176
- Extended-Learning Students: 714
- On-Campus Students: 6,338
- Transfer Students: 273
- New Graduate Students: 493
Popular Undergraduate Majors
- Mechanical Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
Statement from Leadership
Dr. Robin Gore, Vice Chancellor for Student Success, expressed excitement in welcoming new students and highlighted the extensive resources available, including academic advising, tutoring, and career guidance.
New Degree Programs Added
In recent years, Missouri S&T has launched 13 new degree programs, including:
- Bachelor’s degrees:
- Biochemistry
- Biomedical Engineering
- Data Science
- Semiconductor Engineering
- Master’s degrees in:
- Applied Artificial Intelligence
- STEM-focused MBA
- Data Science
- Economics and Innovation
- Geospatial Engineering
- Ph.D. programs in:
- Bioengineering
- Biological Sciences
- Applied Psychology
Dennis and Janet Jaggi School of Business
The new business school integrates business education with S&T’s STEM strengths, preparing graduates for a tech-driven economy. The inaugural class of 45 received $1,000 scholarships.
Focus on Future Careers
Chancellor Dr. Mo Dehghani emphasized preparing students for evolving industries, ensuring they are AI-conversant and capable of leveraging emerging technologies responsibly.
Co-op Program Participation
- Working Full-Time: 124 students through the Cooperative Education Program.
- Cooperative Engineering Program: 258 students at Missouri State University in Springfield, marking a growth of 50 students from the previous year.
About Missouri S&T
Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T), based in Rolla, Missouri, is a STEM-focused research university with over 7,000 students. As part of the University of Missouri System, it offers over 100 degrees across 40 areas of study and is recognized by the Wall Street Journal for its salary impact on graduates.
Website for More Information: www.mst.edu