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Precollege Programs
Opportunity Conference
Is a career in science, technology, engineering or math the right path for you? Check out MSOE's precollege programs.
STEM Programs
High schoolers: put your skills to the test in our math, science and computer competitions.
Opportunity ConferenceExtraordinary together.
From international plumbing competitions to ground-breaking medical innovations, our community is making the most out of their education.
Class of 2012
Electrical EngineeringTanzania Sewell
Class of 2009
Mechanical EngineeringJosh Spitza
Class of 1993
Randall Kirk
Class of 2002
Electrical EngineeringReg Zeller
Class of 2001
B.S. in Nursing – Traditional TrackClover L. Barnes
Class of 2018
Mechanical EngineeringASME honors MSOE senior for leadership
Chair, Rader School of Business
Dr. Ruth Barratt
Associate Professor
Computer ScienceDr. Derek Riley
Assistant Professor
Construction ManagementDeAnna Leitzke ’98, ’08
Associate Professor
Electrical EngineeringDr. Cory Prust '01
Chair, Humanities, Social Science & Communication
Dr. Alicia Domack
Class of 1984
Electrical EngineeringJackie Herd-Barber
Class of 1990
Dr. Dwight Diercks
President, MSOE
Dr. John Y. Walz
Class of 2019
Software EngineeringConnor Christie
Class of 2018
Actuarial ScienceMatt McMaster
Class of 2019
BioMolecular EngineeringJustyna Rapacz
Class of 2019
Architectural EngineeringMiya Preston
Class of 2018
Biomedical EngineeringKevin Banks Jr.
Class of 2022
Computer ScienceAlex Ruchti
Coulter College Design Scholars
Biomedical EngineeringStudents participate in training program
Industry partnerships
MSOE develops innovative new testing method
Building a dam
Civil EngineeringProject explores dam feasibility
On Top of the World
Mechanical EngineeringSAE Formula Hybrid
100%
The graduate outcomes rate for MSOE actuarial science graduates was 100% in 2016-17.
Actuarial Science
MSOE FACTS & STATS
16:1
Student-to-faculty ratio
21
Average undergraduate class size
94%
Full-time undergraduate students receiving financial aid
