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In order to mitigate the spread of Covid-19, The University of Missouri has decided to finish the 2020 Fall semester remotely, to help keep its students and staff as safe as possible.
The Show Me Renewal plan is a comprehensive response program, incorporating an online information hub and campus safety guidelines, which has been developed by the university team for the safe and sustained renewal of on-campus activities.
The plan includes a hybrid learning model, developed in response to the challenges of the pandemic, offering a mix of face-to-face and online classes. This instructional video explains the new guidelines and gives an idea of how teaching and learning currently takes place on campus with safety measures in place.
After the Thanksgiving break, the university will return in the Spring 2021 semester offering classes with this hybrid model in a similar manner to the start of the 2020 Fall semester. The online hub contains the most up to date information given by the university, and lists important contact information for those affected.
The University of Missouri has identified the current and future need for more highly trained nursing professionals, due to the United States’ ageing population and the repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the American Nurses Association, there will be more registered nursing jobs available in 2022 than any other profession in the country. To help meet the shortage, and to strengthen its teaching department, the University of Missouri has started work on the new Sinclair School of Nursing facility, which is expected to be completed by spring 2022.
The new USD 30 million facility will cover over 64,000 square-feet and will be funded by donations from the university’s generous network of sponsors and professional partners.
The University of Missouri provides high quality teaching and with a student to faculty ratio of 18:1, students are able to receive plenty of individual attention throughout their studies. The diverse and experienced faculties at Missouri offer a wealth of academic and professional experience passed on to students and providing them with a well-rounded educational experience. In fact, 90.4 percent of MU faculty holds the highest degree available in their field and this group includes a Nobel prize winner and eleven members of the National Academy of Sciences.
The University of Missouri is known to provide access to exceptional resources away from the classroom to ensure excellent teaching is supplemented by additional support if necessary. Students have access to the MU Student Success Center for free tutoring and study sessions as well as the Writing Center.
The university has 12 Schools and Colleges offering over 300 various degree programs. These include:
Educates students for professional opportunities in private and public sectors. Includes the first School of Accountancy established at a major public university as well as finance, management and marketing departments. Offers a wide range of business-related programs.
Provides fully accredited degree programs in biological, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering, and computer science. Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees offered in all subjects, plus a bachelor’s degree in information technology.
Immerse yourself in the Missouri Method, the original hands-on learning technique pioneered by the first journalism school in the US.
The oldest and largest academic school in the university, enrolling the majority of undergraduates and offering programs in humanities, fine and performing arts, and social, behavioral and natural sciences.
Students gaining admission to University of Missouri undergraduate programs must meet several entry requirements, including:
Core coursework grades must have:
For international students, English language proficiency must be established. Students must earn one of the following scores to be considered for admission:
The University of Missouri also has alternative admission requirements for students completing the ACT Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) program.
To gain admissions through the GAC program, students must:
TOEFL and IELTS scores can be higher for certain courses, so students should check specific requirements.
The University of Missouri has several scholarships available for international students, including:
Available to some non-U.S. and non-Missouri residents who are enrolled at the university for their first semester after secondary school graduation. To be eligible, students must have a combined SAT score of 1260 or higher, or an ACT composite score of 27 or higher. Successful applicants receive a yearly USD 5,000 award that can be renewed for up to four years.
Available to some non-U.S. and non-Missouri residents who are enrolled at the university for their first semester after secondary school graduation. To be eligible, students must have a combined SAT score of 1,330 or higher, or an ACT composite score of 29 or higher. Successful applicants receive a yearly USD 10,000 award that can be renewed for up to four years.
Top students that meet the minimum requirements of a 3.5 core GPA and a 32 ACT or 1,420 SAT will be invited to submit an application for the four-year full scholarship that also includes a USD 16,000 stipend that students can use to enhance their academic experience at Mizzou.
Mizzou is proud of the 93.5 per cent of graduates with positive career outcomes within six months of graduation. The University of Missouri possesses a wide alumni network, including employers with top firms such as:
Since 1974, the University of Missouri has been involved in providing career development assistance to its students. The MU Career Center was conceived by a professor of Educational and Counseling Psychology and two graduate students, and existed as a simple self-help center with a few books at the Counseling Center.
Currently, the MU Career Center resides in the Student Success Center and continues to focus on assisting all MU students with their career exploration and development. For more than 40 years the university has built the services on a firm foundation of research and best practices in career development and counseling psychology. The institution plans to continue to build on this foundation, developing collaborations and enhancing programs, to deliver services to campus and the local community.
The Career Center at the University of Missouri was a pioneer in the use of paraprofessional staff, making it a nationally-recognized leader in training and education in this field. A diverse group of undergraduate and postgraduate students are supported by quality staff members who are wholly committed to helping them achieve successful career goals.
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