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The Minnesota State Moorhead College of Science, Health, and the Environment provides a strong liberal studies foundation for all undergraduate programs that prepares students for fulfilling and productive careers in science, health and the environment.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Undergraduate Research in the Molecular Sciences (URMS) is held every year.
A degree in Computer Science from Minnesota State Moorhead will ensure you’re exceptionally prepared to begin your career following graduation. The computer science & information system field is projected to grow 12 percent by 2024, adding nearly 488,500 new jobs.
The Minnesota State Moorhead College of Science, Health and the Environment offers a variety of science, health and environmental scholarships for current and incoming students.
Minnesota State Moorhead is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission to offer undergraduate four-year college programs leading to Baccalaureate degrees in science for computer science, computer information systems and computer information technology.
Submit your abstract for this years Minnesota State Moorhead Undergraduate Research in the Molecular Sciences (URMS) conference.
To spark an interest in science, the Science Center’s programs are exciting, hands-on experiences for learners of all ages. More than 4,000 PK-12 students attend our science exploration programs each year. When your students visit the Center as a part of a class field trip, they’re sure to walk away with a greater understanding of and enthusiasm for science.
The Regional Science Center is a biological field station that provides scientists, faculty and students the opportunity to be involved in nationally significant research.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Regional Science Center (RSC) is approximately 400 acres of prairie, riparian forest habitat and river communities offering a variety of education, research and recreational opportunities and experiences.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Regional Science Center Paul P. Feder Observatory houses a 16-inch cassegrain reflecting telescope that is powerful enough to see a candle flame from 100 miles away!