Distance Learning
Online Programs
Through online education, S&T offers graduate programs in business, psychology, technical communication, science, technology, and engineering, many of which are nationally ranked. S&T's unique approach to delivering online programs is designed for working professionals. Visit online.mst.edu for a list of graduate degrees and certificate programs offered through online education. For more information, contact us at 573-341-6903, Graduate and International Admission or email stgrad@mst.edu.
Corporate and Professional Education
We provide professional development opportunities through technical short courses, seminars, webinars, conferences, and online training. For more information, contact us at 314-835-9822, email cpe@mst.edu.
Classroom Technology
IT supports Computer Learning Centers (CLCs), and classroom presentation technologies - such as podium computers, webcams, Wacom drawing tablets, projectors, speakers, and student response systems (clickers) - are provided to enhance instruction and learning in the classroom.
The Learning Environments Support team designs, implements, and supports technology to provide the best possible learning experience. Our environment includes 100+ classrooms, 50+ computer labs. The team also supports numerous instructional software tools. These tools range from lecture capture and delivery, to virtual desktop environments and Canvas.
SARA Policy
Students enrolled in a course that takes place outside of Missouri in a SARA member state must first follow Missouri S&T's procedures for the resolution of complaints. If a student is not satisfied with the outcome of that process, a complaint involving an allegation of dishonest or fraudulent activity may be brought to the attention of the Missouri State Portal Entity-the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development. The SARA portal entity in the state where the student is located will be notified that the complaint was received and may assist as needed. The complaint (except for complaints about grades or student conduct violations) may be appealed, within two years of the incident to the Missouri SARA portal entity. Resolution of the complaint by the Missouri portal entity is final.
Students located outside of Missouri may also file a complaint with the state portal entity of the state where they are located at the time they are enrolled. Find contact information for each state portal entity.
Examples of types of student complaints that may be brought to a SARA portal entity include but are not limited to, complaints regarding the accuracy of job placement data, tuition or fee information, accreditation, whether a program meets professional licensing requirements, or course transfer information. Grade appeals and student conduct appeals are not allowed under SARA.
For more information regarding the Missouri University of Science and Technology SARA Complaint Process, please review Licensure and Disclosures at Missouri S&T. You may directly review the SARA Student Complaint Process here.