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The Minnesota State Moorhead Chemistry & Biochemistry department students have outstanding research opportunities—including immersive faculty-mentored research projects; access to well-equipped state-of-the-art laboratories, extensive scientific instrumentation, computer facilities and a rich chemistry library; and forums to present their results at regional and/or national professional conferences.
A minor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology allows you to enter the workforce prepared to apply your skills of scientific reasoning and critical thinking.
Experiential learning opportunities expand your skill set beyond the classroom. From analyzing real-world datasets and completing paid local internships to presenting capstone analytics at regional conferences, you’ll build strong connections with peers and professors while preparing for your career.
The Innovation & Leadership in Healthcare Graduate Certificate builds a foundation for students to analyze, implement, and lead innovative healthcare in a strategic manner.
The Minnesota State Moorhead planetarium offers a variety of multimedia presentations that awe, amaze, entertain and educate viewers of all ages.
If you’re looking for a major that is interesting and practical, consider psychology at Minnesota State Moorhead. You’ll learn how to use the scientific method to study people’s behavior and though processes.
Minnesota State Moorhead implemented the Construction Management internship requirement more than 10 years ago.
The Minnesota State Moorhead College of Science, Health, and the Environment prepares students to engage in scientific inquiry, make informed decisions, pursue career opportunities and benefit the community.
Chosen among thousands of undergraduate and graduate students, biology student Hadiya Farrahmand receives an award at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minoritized Scientists (ABRCMS) for her immunology research.
Sherry Lee Short teaches all levels of drawing and illustration and coordinates the department’s three distinctive certificates in illustration—Scientific Illustration, Sequential Art, and Book Illustration.