Curiosity, Applied

From classrooms and laboratories to communities across Alabama and beyond, Auburn’s College of Sciences and Mathematics brings together students, faculty and partners to ask important questions, pursue meaningful discoveries and apply science and mathematics in ways that improve lives. Through hands-on learning, innovative research and service, we prepare students to understand the world — and help shape what comes next.

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The Science of Life Starts Here

The Department of Biological Sciences provides a comprehensive education that prepares you for success in biology and related fields. With an emphasis on research, hands-on learning and mentorship from expert faculty, you’ll gain the skills to tackle today’s scientific challenges. Even as an undergraduate, you’ll have the chance to take part in unique research projects that set you apart in your academic and career journey.

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COSAM’s Biomedical Sciences program prepares students for careers in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, optometry, physical therapy, physician assistant studies and other health-related fields. Through a strong foundation in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, students build the scientific knowledge and critical thinking skills needed for success in graduate and professional programs.
Biomedical Sciences

Break it Down, Build it Better

Take advantage of COSAM’s exceptional programs in the sciences of Chemistry and Biochemistry, combining rigorous coursework with cutting-edge research opportunities. You’ll gain a deep understanding of chemical and biochemical principles while developing critical problem-solving and laboratory skills.

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Earth Systems from Field to Forecast

The Department of Geosciences gives you a strong foundation in understanding Earth and its natural processes. Through fieldwork, labs and research, you’ll explore geology, environmental science and atmospheric science while building the skills to address today’s environmental and societal challenges.

Geosciences

Think Sharper, Solve Smarter

COSAM’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a comprehensive education built on analytical thinking, problem-solving and data-driven decision-making. Our programs prepare you to tackle complex challenges and make meaningful contributions in mathematics and statistics. Along the way, you’ll gain the skills to excel in careers such as data science, finance, engineering and academia.

Mathematics & Statistics

From Quantum to Cosmos

The Department of Physics provides a rigorous education in the fundamental principles that govern the universe. Through a combination of theoretical coursework and hands-on research, you’ll explore quantum mechanics, astrophysics and materials science. Our programs prepare you for careers in research, technology, engineering or education, giving you the knowledge and skills to drive innovation and discovery.

Physics
09.16
ACLC

1:00 pm

09.18
Davis Arboretum, 181 Garden Dr, Auburn, AL 36849

6:00 pm

09.29
Brown-Kopel Engineering Student Achievement Center, Wilmore Dr.

11:30 am

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