Welcome to the Missouri University of Science and Technology's Explosives Engineering site! 

DID YOU KNOW?

More than 6-billion pounds of
explosives is used in the U.S.
each year--most of which is in mining.

Missouri S&T continues its long tradition as a leading academic institution in training and educating the world's experts in explosives engineering. Current offerings include Graduate and Undergraduate explosives  certificates, an explosives engineering minor, and now an Explosives Engineering MS. Under the wing of the Missouri S&T Mining Department, the program focuses on broad industry and student needs; offering coursework covering the use of explosives, propellants and pyrotechnics in fields including mining, construction, defense, homeland security, demolition, oil recovery, fireworks, special effects and more. Learn how to become an explosives engineer and explore unique opportunities at the world's most renowned explosives school, Missouri S&T. 

But to get a better idea of the hands on experience we have to offer, see what the New York Times has to say about the first and still most hands on "explosives camp" for high school students and how our experimental mine topped Popular Science's 'awsome labs' ranking for back to back years

We have assembled a very comprehensive web site with over 50 separate pages and documents.  We hope you will find the program specific information you are searching.  

Use the navigation menu on the left to learn more about the only program of its kind, Explosives Engineering at Missouri S&T.

 

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