Students Current & Future
Opportunities & Information for
All STEM Students
With over 50 STEM Degrees and millions of dollars in grants funding STEM Programs, TTU is bound to have something for you so take advantage of the opportunities!
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- About Texas Tech University - Founded in 1923, Texas Tech's enrollment is over 30,000, but the welcoming West Texas atmosphere makes students feel at home.
- Admissions - This site contains everything you need to know about admissions at Texas Tech University.
- Financial Aid & Scholarships - The TTU Scholarship Office is dedicated to helping undergraduate students with scholarship needs.
- TTU Employment Site - If you are not interested in any of these positions; your department's main office may have information about departmental positions not posted online.
Opportunities & Information for
Science Students
The 'Sciences' include a wide variety of courses and programs at Texas Tech including programs in agriculture, social and behavioral sciences, and natural sciences. Below we have listed a number of programs for science students; please also check with your departmental office to learn of more opportunities specific to your degree.
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- College of Arts & Sciences - The College of Arts & Sciences offers 44 Bachelor's degrees, 107 Masters degrees and 18 Doctoral degrees. It is also home to 515 tenure track faculty and 33% of all students enrolled at TTU, with 8,333 undergraduate and 1,285 graduate students. Each Department within the College also offers scholarships to its students; visit the departmental websites for more information.
- TTU/HHMI Undergraduate Science Education Program - The TTU/HHMI Undergraduate Science Education Program research experience allows undergraduate students to earn money while gaining valuable career-related science, technology, and science education experiences.
- Noyce - The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program seeks to encourage talented science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and professionals to become K-12 mathematics and science teachers by providing monetary and educational support throughout their college experience.
- The Plains Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program (not currently accepting applications) is a partnership between South Plains College and Texas Tech University which aims to help students from underrepresented groups interested in science succeed in higher education and to help them make a smooth, successful transition to a four-year institution.
- PRISM - PRISM is a new undergraduate research program at Texas Tech. Open to a select group of High School Seniors, TTU Freshmen, and TTU Sophomores, PRISM not only introduces students to the world of biomathematics research, but provides scholarships as well.
Opportunities & Information for
Technology Students
Originally named Texas Technological College, Texas Tech has always been dedicated to making sure its students have the best technological training available.
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- Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering offers a number of externally funded scholarships, in addition each department offers scholarships to students within the department; click on the links below for Departmental scholarship information.
- TTU/HHMI Undergraduate Science Education Program - The TTU/HHMI Undergraduate Science Education Program research experience allows undergraduate students to earn money while gaining valuable career-related science, technology, and science education experiences.
- High Performance Computing Center - Texas Tech's High Performance Computing Center was established in 1999 to promote research and teaching on campus through integrating leading-edge high performance computing and visualization for the faculty, staff, and students of Texas Tech.
- Noyce - The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program seeks to encourage talented science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and professionals to become K-12 mathematics and science teachers by providing monetary and educational support throughout their college experience.
- Rawls College of Business - As the driving force behind America's leadership in innovation and productivity improvements, information technology continues at the forefront of progress and change. The MSBA in MIS at Texas Tech provides cutting edge knowledge in IT together with communication, leadership, decision making, and strategy skills.
Opportunities & Information for
Engineering Students
Texas Tech University's Whitacre College of Engineering is an internationally recognized research institution ranked among the best in the country where award-winning faculty, intimate classes, and hands-on internships combine to empower you with the knowledge and experience you need to make your future a big one. Click on the links below to learn more about scholarship and other opportunites available to engineering students at Texas Tech.
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- Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering offers a number of externally funded scholarships, in addition each department offers scholarships to students within the department; click on the links below for Departmental scholarship information.
- Noyce - The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program seeks to encourage talented science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and professionals to become K-12 mathematics and science teachers by providing monetary and educational support throughout their college experience.
Opportunities & Information for
Math Students
The Department of Mathematics & Statistics enjoys national and international prominence in several areas, including algebra, applied mathematics, complex analysis, computational mathematics, control theory, mathematical biology, numerical analysis and statistics. Its programs include bachelors of science and arts degrees, masters of science and arts degrees and the doctorate of philosophy.
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- College of Arts & Sciences - The College of Arts & Sciences offers 44 Bachelor's degrees, 107 Masters degrees and 18 Doctoral degrees. It is also home to 515 tenure track faculty and 33% of all students enrolled at TTU, with 8,333 undergraduate and 1,285 graduate students.
- Noyce - The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program seeks to encourage talented science, technology, engineering, and mathematics majors and professionals to become K-12 mathematics and science teachers by providing monetary and educational support throughout their college experience.
- PRISM - PRISM is a new undergraduate research program at Texas Tech. Open to a select group of High School Seniors, TTU Freshmen, and TTU Sophomores, PRISM not only introduces students to the world of biomathematics research, but provides scholarships as well.
- South Plains Mathematics Scholars supports academically talented students from low-income families by providing scholarships for undergraduate study leading to a degree in mathematics.
STEM Education & Outreach is dedicated to serving you. We hope this condensed list of STEM opportunities at Texas Tech helps you in your pursuit of academic excellence. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
