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School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Gain the skills you need to be a leader in a STEM field. Join a diverse community committed to understanding, appreciating, and caring for God’s creation and addressing the challenges of our day.

At the Calvin School of STEM, no matter what academic path you choose, you'll gain a deep literacy in modern science and technology. Through internships, research opportunities, and access to top-grade facilities, you'll contribute to your field even before you graduate.

World-Class Academics

Enjoy small classes sizes and direct connections with your professors—but with the academic rigor, research opportunities, and high-tech facilities you'd normally only find at a big university.

Faithful Scholarship

At Calvin, you'll cultivate an appreciation for the Creator as you master the fundamentals of your field. From GIS to engineering to health science, you'll prepare for a career that promotes justice and renewal.

Unmatched Opportunities

Land an internship in your chosen field. Gain practical experience during a semseter abroad. Co-author a research paper or present your findings at a conference. Your learning is rooted in real-world needs and opportunities.
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Areas of Study

Biology

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Computer Science

Engineering

Geology, Geography, and Environment

Mathematics and Statistics

Physics and Astronomy

Psychology

Science Education Studies

Opportunities for Success

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Diverse Experiences

Intern at a local or global company. Spend a semester studying engineering in Germany, explore sustainability in the Netherlands, or pursue another one of Calvin's remarkable off-campus programs.

Impactful Research

Calvin's partnerships with local centers, institutes, and initiatives means plenty of opportunities to do real-world research both at home and abroad.

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Comprehensive Preparation

You'll complete a strong foundation of core courses and experiences as you pursue your STEM degree.

Flexible Programs

You won't have to give up sports, music, or other extracurricular activities in order to graduate on time. Your faculty advisor will work with you to chart a path that includes a rich student life.

Explore STEM Programs

Chart your course to the career you want.

Undecided? You don’t have to start your major with your whole career path figured out.
The design of the Calvin Core lets you change your study path even two or three years into your university experience.

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Civil & Environmental Engineering (BSE)

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Concentration

Computer Science Plus

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Major
Minor

Data Analytics Minor

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Minor

Data Science Major (BS), Minor

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Major
Minor

Electrical & Computer Engineering (BSE)

On Campus
Concentration

Energy, Environment, and Sustainability Concentration (BSE)

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Concentration

Environmental Health and Conservation Major (BS)

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BS
Major

Environmental Science and Studies Majors, Minor

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Minor

Geography Major, Minor

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Minor

Geology Major (BA, BS), Minor

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Minor

Meet Our Dean

Arlene Hoogewerf

Arlene Hoogewerf

Dean for the School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
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