Engineering for Community Development
Minor
Enhance your Mines degree
The engineering for community development minor emphasizes the application of engineering principles and technologies to address community needs and challenges. Students learn about sustainable infrastructure, resource management, and social impact assessment, preparing them to contribute to projects that improve the well-being of communities while pursuing their primary major in engineering.
35,000 sq ft of makerspaces
16:1 student-facility ratio
On-campus Innovation District
R1 research classification
18 Intercollegiate varsity teams
Signature student experiences
Go farther with a specialization
Minoring in engineering for community development will enhance undergraduates’ technical expertise and problem-solving abilities while preparing them to meet the industry’s challenges. To complete the minor, students must complete 18 credits.
Become a #HelluvaEngineer
As one of the nation’s leading engineering and applied science universities, Â鶹·ÖÐÐ isn’t your typical college. Learn more about how our faculty, degree programs, research facilities and campus traditions create a truly unique experience for Mines students.
Making Mines more affordable
Mines’ financial assistance program awards more than $60 million per year, and over 82 percent of the student body receives some form of financial aid.