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Welcome to a community with a passion for education, outreach, research, and creativity across the social and natural sciences, humanities, and arts. We foster a sense of belonging that improves educational outcomes, broadens horizons, and solves global challenges. Join us in successful innovations that draw upon diverse disciplines and people for inspiration, design, and implementation.

Excel in Sciences, Humanities, and Arts

 

The College of Sciences and Arts aims to excel globally in sciences, humanities, and arts, fostering a sustainable world where individuals and communities thrive. Through transformative leadership and a teacher-scholar model, we promote experiential learning, innovative research, civic leadership, and a profound understanding of social and cultural contexts, contributing to a sustainable future.

What Our Students Are Saying

Hear what our students are saying about their program, department, and/or their experience at Michigan Tech.

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Abby Schwartz

Chemistry

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Drew Stockero

Audio Production and Technology/Computer Science

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Kat Dvorak

Social Sciences/English

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CSA Academy

James Voogt

James Voogt '66

Dr. James Voogt received his B.S. in Biological Sciences from Michigan Tech in 1966. He earned a Master's degree in 1968 and a PhD in 1970 from Michigan State in Physiology. In 1971, after a post-doctoral year at the Department of Physiology at the University of California in San Francisco, he started his academic career as Assistant Professor in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Louisville . . .

Alumni

Our alumni come from around the globe. Explore the profiles of our distinguished graduates inducted into the College of Sciences and Arts Academy.

  • 32
    bachelor's degrees
  • 24
    graduate degrees
  • No. 2
    Best Public School for Internships (The Princeton Review)
  • 10.4:1
    student-to-faculty ratio