21 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The primary objectives of the Petroleum Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines produces engineers equipped to conduct the safe and environmentally sound exploration, evaluation, development and recovery of oil, gas, geothermal and other fluids in the earth.

The Metallurgical and Materials Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines provides students with a fundamental knowledge of the processing, properties, selection and application of structural and functional materials.tion.

The Geological Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines prepares graduates for careers that focus on the interaction between humans and earth. 

The Geophysical Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines empowers undergraduates to help meet global needs for energy, water, food, minerals and the mitigation of natural hazards by exploring and illuminating the dynamic processes of the Earth, oceans, atmosphere and solar system.

The Engineering Physics program of Colorado School of Mines combines a deep understanding of science fundamentals with the practical knowledge and skills of engineering practice and design.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Engineering and Management Science (BEMS) program from Colorado School of Mines prepares students with an interest and aptitude in STEM to be leaders in an increasingly data- and technology-driven business world.

Students in the Chemical Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines undergo rigorous instruction in fluid mechanics, heat and mass transport, thermodynamics, reaction kinetics and chemical process dynamics and control, preparing them to design and manufacture a wide variety of products on a large scale. 

The Chemistry program at Colorado School of Mines provides undergraduate students a fundamental understanding of the behavior and properties of matter, the reactions and transformations that dictate chemical processes and the creation of new substances. 

The Quantitative Biosciences and Engineering bachelor’s degree at Colorado School of Mines is designed for students interested in pre-med and a host of new and emerging biological fields. Uniquely designed to help students harness and respond to the data revolution, students will receive quantitative training

The Bachelor of Science in Ceramic Engineering program at Colorado School of Mines provides undergraduate students with fundamental knowledge and a specific skillset to prepare them for careers in both technical and traditional ceramics.

The Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering program at Colorado School of Mines expands students’ knowledge to prepare graduates for design, oversight, management, inspection, and planning career roles in support of the construction sector.

The Environmental Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines program introduces students to the fundamentals of environmental engineering, including the scientific and regulatory basis of public health and environmental protection.

The Computer Science program of Colorado School of Mines, accessible to students regardless of programming experience, produces graduates who can process information using digital computers, design computer hardware and software and work successfully with various applications.

The Civil Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines offers prepares students to design, construct and maintain the built environment: buildings, roads, bridges, tunnels, reservoirs and water treatment facilities, to name a few.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Design Engineering program at Colorado School of Mines become experts in the application of engineering principles to social problems in real-world contexts. 

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Design Engineering program at Colorado School of Mines become experts in the application of engineering principles to social problems in real-world contexts. 

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Statistics program at Colorado School of Mines prepares students to design and implement solutions to practical, real-world problems in science, engineering and many other fields.

In the Biochemistry program of Colorado School of Mines, students gain an understanding of how biological molecules give rise to the processes that occur within and between living cells, which in turn relates greatly to understanding the structures and functions of tissues, organs, organisms and microorganisms. 

The Electrical Engineering program at  Colorado School of Mines will prepare you to design, build, deploy and maintain equipment, devices and systems that use electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. 

The Mining Engineering program of Colorado School of Mines prepares engineers who can apply scientific theory, engineering principles and the latest technology to recover natural resources from the earth.