Colorado School of Mines
Colorado School of Mines is a public R1 research university focused on applied science and engineering, producing the talent, knowledge and solutions to serve industry and benefit society – all to create a more prosperous future. Founded in 1874, Mines has a rich history of preparing distinctive STEM graduates and is recognized for its high return on investment and strong industry connections.
What We Do
A variety of undergraduate programs in engineering and applied science.
Graduate degrees, including master's and doctoral programs.
Flexible online degree options for students.
Professional development and continuing education opportunities.
A minor program focusing on business principles and entrepreneurship.
A major that combines engineering principles with business management.
A major focused on the study and application of ceramic materials.
A major that covers the principles of chemical processes and engineering.
A major that prepares students for careers in civil engineering.
A major that focuses on the study of computer systems and programming.
A major that covers the principles of electrical systems and engineering.
A major that focuses on environmental protection and sustainability.
A major that combines geology with engineering principles.
A major that focuses on the design and manufacturing of mechanical systems.
A major that prepares students for careers in the petroleum industry.
Medical Devices
Application Area
News & Updates
Undergraduate and graduate students have unique opportunities to work on real-world projects and make a tangible impact.
New designation from Colorado Department of Higher Education recognizes Mines as an institution that excels in integrating academic curriculum with work-based learning experiences.
Chris Tolton and Ken Liang, who also founded space startup Orbital Mining Corp., developed power storage and transmission solutions for lunar exploration.