
School of Science and Engineering
Engineers design humanity’s future
At Saint Louis University, we are the doers, the makers, the problem solvers.
It might be the robotic device we develop that makes surgery less invasive, the improvements we create for public safety networks, the infrastructure we design to provide clean water, the non-opioid solutions we discover to treat neuropathic pain or the next-generation of pilots we educate to lead the future of aviation.
At the School of Science and Engineering, you’ll gain the skills to become a technically proficient and socially responsible leader. We prepare you to be a practitioner, a leader and a thinker ready to change the world.

Academic Areas
The School of Science and Engineering at SLU houses eights academic departments, which offer more than 45 majors and minor programs and 20 graduate degrees and certificates.
Contact Us
slu_sse@slu.edu
Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering (ISE) Building
240 Grand Blvd,
St. Louis, MO 63103
Science and Engineering News
Keep up with the latest headlines, research and achievements from the School of Science and Engineering.
Gorlewicz Honored With 40 Under 40 Recognition
Jenna Gorlewicz, Ph.D., who holds the Eugene Kranz Professorship for Excellence in Research in the School of Science and Engineering at Saint Louis University, has been chosen as one of the St. Louis Business Journal’s 40 Under 40.
NSF Grant Funds New Industry-University Cooperative Research Center at Saint Louis University
Saint Louis University, along with The Ohio State University and Purdue University, will establish a new, innovative industry-university cooperative research center. A $2.25 million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund the launch of CAGE, the Center for Accurate Georeferencing of the Environment. SLU will receive $500,000 to support its campus operations.
Two Companies Led By Saint Louis University Alumni Are Awarded 2025 Arch Grants
ST. LOUIS - Two firms led by Saint Louis University alumni received 2025 Arch Grant awards. GenAssist, led by Gabe Haas (SSE ’20) and co-founder Joe Beggs, and Decodable Reads, led by Paul Heinemann (A&S ’18) and Joe de Lorimier (CSB ’19), are part of a cohort of 19 new businesses receiving Arch Grants funding this year. GenAssist was one of four companies in SLU’s inaugural New Venture Accelerator (NVA) cohort in 2024.



