College of Science and Engineering

Academic Departments

Through our academic programs, research opportunities, real-world experiences and unique facilities, you will be inspired to join the next generation of innovative scientists and engineers.

Agriculture

Biology

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Computer Science

Engineering

Mathematics

Physics and Geosciences

College News

Aug 20

National Science Foundation Grant to Fund New High-Tech Instruments, Aug 20

Alumni Spotlight: Darcy Weishuhn, Jun 18

Class of 2013

Jun 5

Computer Science Program Validated by National Security Agency, Jun 5

Around the College

ASU graduate students presenting their research.

Quarterly Newsletter

Titled “The Scene,” our newsletter highlights the accomplishments of students, faculty, staff and programs in the College of Science and Engineering.

Angelo State Biology students inside the greenhouse looking at plants and taking notes.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

From the Hunter Strain Engineering Labs, Angelo State Natural History Collections and new ASU Greenhouse to our 6,000-acre MIR Center/ASU Ranch, our science and engineering facilities are second to none. These are just some of the facilities where you will gain valuable hands-on experience in your chosen field.

PIER Program

We oversee the Pathway for Inspiring, Enriching and Recruiting (PIER) program to provide direct exposure to the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields for under-represented students at secondary schools and colleges. This initiative is critical for improving recruitment and retention of STEM students in West Texas.

<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The goal of the department to make ‘practice-ready engineers’ has made a huge impact on my perception and knowledge of engineering.” Ty Lee, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The program is great. You can choose from different specialties, like structural classes, or you can also focus on water design, to name a few. We are prepared for our future jobs.” Luis Lozano, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The Ag Department at ASU offers hands-on learning experiences that cannot be duplicated in a classroom alone.” Corey Owens, Class of 2005 and 2007 </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “What truly sets the ASU Ag Department apart is the opportunities for internships and our ability to place students in successful careers when they graduate.” Corey Owens, Class of 2005 and 2007 </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The focus is on you as a student. It’s not going to be, ‘the faculty is worried about their research.’ It’s going to be, ‘how can I prepare this student, not only to become successful, but to ready them for the workplace and work on a team to come up with the best solution possible for whatever project they’re working on?’” Deyton Riddle, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “During our free time, Dr. William Kitch and I launched well over 100 rockets. At times I needed motivation for my schooling, and Dr. Kitch was right there to give me a good kick in the butt, metaphorically speaking.” Robert Kody Womack, Class of 2022, Mechanical Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The engineering program serves to meet a real need in the West Texas community.” Caleb Miller, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “ASU did an excellent job of providing me the educational base needed to prepare me for my next degree.” <a href="/live/news/19259-asu-trailblazer-dr-j-warren-brasher">Dr. J. Warren Brasher</a>, Class of 1995, Biology </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The faculty have really prepared us. I feel prepared, not only to become a successful engineer, but to be ready for the workplace and to work on a team to come up with the best solution for our infrastructure.” Deyton Riddle, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “I am happy to receive an engineering degree from Angelo State.” Ty Lee, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “I got offered a job the week I graduated. The faculty prepare you for what the job looks like. It’s not just getting an education. This is real – what you’re doing in school is how you’d design in the field. I know that mentality got me the job I have today.” Ty Lee, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “ASU can provide you with a great education and learning environment over a broad spectrum of professional career fields, it can also help you achieve your goals and succeed in your professional endeavors. It certainly did for me.” <a href="/live/news/19259-asu-trailblazer-dr-j-warren-brasher">Dr. J. Warren Brasher</a>, Class of 1995, Biology </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “One strength that the ASU engineering program has is small class sizes. As a result, the learning experience is very personal and you have more one-on-one time with your professors.” Robert Kody Womack, Class of 2022, Mechanical Engineering </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “The Angelo State Agriculture Department provided me with a multitude of opportunities to seek out potential careers and a great education.” Corey Owens, Class of 2005 and 2007 </blockquote>
<blockquote class="quote-block--simple"> “By the time I graduated, I was already working in my chosen field as a civil engineer and had received an offer to stay on with the company after graduation.” Caleb Miller, Class of 2018, Civil Engineering </blockquote>

About Us

Develop and deliver an outstanding curriculum so that graduates of the College of Science and Engineering are well-prepared for both employment and graduate or professional education.
Deliver high-quality service courses to all students and programs at the university.
Promote and support inquiry and scholarship in STEM.
Through teaching, scholarship, service, and outreach, inspire engagement in and knowledge of STEM.
Acquire and maintain the equipment, supplies, and other resources necessary to support the teaching, scholarship, and service missions of the college.