Two Colorado School of Mines students have been named 2026 Astronaut Scholars

Mines graduate Jim Ashe oversees the massive construction projects and repairs keeping the Washington D.C. transit network safe and reliable.

Prospective engineering students can leverage Colorado Mountain College coursework to unlock a clear, guaranteed roadmap into Colorado School of Mines.

NSF CAREER Award recipient Alexander Pak advances research on biological systems, using AI to better understand and predict protein self-assembly.

Fred Sarazin is named Fryrear Presidential Chair to expand Colorado School of Mines' leadership in quantum engineering education, research and workforce development.

Founded by Mines graduates, Andrenam uses AI-powered sonar systems to build a scalable, data-driven network capable of tracking unmanned sea vehicles.

From national laboratories to major processing plants, Mines graduates are driving practical solutions for domestic and global critical minerals development.

Mines' quantum engineering program combines hands-on learning, industry partnerships and interdisciplinary training to prepare future quantum leaders.

See how Mines alumni use their undergraduate research experience beyond the classroom to secure top-tier roles in industry and academia.

Two Mines students earn Fulbright fellowships, advancing research and teaching abroad while expanding global opportunities