College of Science & Engineering Technology
The College of Science & Engineering Technology at Sam Houston State University welcomes you! Why consider pursuing a degree from this College? Here are just a few reasons:
- Choose from a wide variety of programs - 48 undergraduate degrees, 12 master's degrees, 1 PhD degree, and 5 graduate certificates
- 4 fully online master’s degrees: MS in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Environment, MS in Information Assurance and Cybersecurity, MS in Geographic Information Systems, and MA in Mathematics
- Prepare to lead the way in exciting and rapidly evolving fields that advance society
- Learn from faculty who love to teach and live their subjects, drawing from deep experience as practitioners in their areas of expertise
Our academic departments may be accessed at the links below:
Students can choose from programs offered through these units. Degrees in Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, and Animal Science prepare students for entry into professional degree programs in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Science, as well as many other professional programs. Across all departments, students have opportunities to do research under the guidance of faculty mentors. Students interested in Engineering can choose from Three Pre-Engineering 2+2 Transfer Programs (Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical, partner with University of Texas at Tyler) or a 3+2 Dual-Degree option with Physics.
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Latest News
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Gibbs Ranch Agricultural Complex first phase approved
Plans approved for first phase of Gibbs Ranch Agricultural Complex. Click the above link for more details. -
Environmental Science Major Named Regents’ Student Scholar
Congratulations to Carolyn Jess on being selected for the TSUS Regents' Student Scholar award! -
U.S. Cyber Command Selects SHSU for Academic Engagement Network
Sam Houston State University has been selected as a partner in the United States Cyber Command’s (CYBERCOM) Academic Engagement Network (AEN). Click on the link above for further details. -
Partnership Provides Partnership for Data Science Careers
Partnering with the University of Houston and three other schools, Sam Houston State University is providing an opportunity for students to prepare for careers in the energy industry through a National Science Foundation grant and a five-week summer data science camp. -
Building a Rock-Solid Foundation for the Future
Understanding the importance of preparing more geoscientists to support the future, Chuck Caughey made a generous commitment to Sam Houston State University. Click the above link for further details. -
Engineering Technology Department Hosts Tesla Guest
Engineering Technology Department Hosts Tesla Guest. Click the above link for further details. -
110-Million-Year Old Amber Yields Unexpected Find
Juan Diego Daza, associate professor in Sam Houston State University’s Department of Biological Sciences, is co-author of a new study that involves the discovery a new species of fossil lizard. Click the above link for further details. -
Geology Professor Builds Augmented Reality Sandbox Through STEM Grant
Associate professor Joseph Hill received a STEM grant to build an augmented reality sandbox to be used in the classroom to give students a hands-on approach to geology. -
Chemistry Professor Awarded For ‘Exemplary’ Industry Partnership
COSET's Darren Williams, Professor of Chemistry, was honored with The Partners for Progress and Prosperity (“P3”) Award by the American Chemical Society. Pictured is Dr. Williams accepting the award from the 2020 ACS President, Dr. Luis Echegoyen. -
COSET Lecturer Recognized as Security Pioneer
Kirk Burns, COSET lecturer for the Department of Computer Science, was recently recognized as a 2021 Cyberscoop award winner in the category of Security Pioneer. Click above to read more about it.