Missouri Employees and Retirees

 

2,537 people employed by Missouri S&T with Missouri S&T salary and retirement income: $100.6 million

 

Students

6,472 students and 1,665 Pell grant recipients (aid year 2018)

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2026 UM Systemwide Impact Data Sheets

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UM System Statewide Footprint

Economic and Community Development Highlights

  • In FY25, Business Development Specialists worked with small businesses and entrepreneurs statewide to create or retain 62,689 jobs.
  • $3.1billion

    For every dollar invested from 2019 to 2021, the MU Extension Business Development Program has returned $133 in economic impact for its clients by increasing sales more than $1.6 billion. For a total impact of $3.1 billion, the program has generated more than 37,000 jobs and attracted nearly $451 million in capital investments and $1.5 billion in government contracts.

  • Between FY19 and FY24, UM System brought Missouri more than $1.75 billion in federal and private research funds, funded primarily from outside the state, but spent within the state.

  • In FY{{fy}}, UM System was issued 26 patents and filed 76 new U.S. patent applications, and earned $6.5 million in licensing income.

  • In FY{{fy}}, the UM System awarded 550 design and construction project contracts throughout Missouri, for a total investment of $729.9 million in the state.

  • In FY{{fy}}, to improve access to medical and health related services, MU Health Care’s Missouri Telehealth Network’s Show-Me ECHO program provided 17,336 hrs of case-based instruction to 3,146 learners located in 102 of 114 Missouri counties and the city of St. Louis.

Education and Training Provided

  • 47,840 police, fire fighters, and medical professionals attending continuing education (2025)
  • Agriculture and natural resource programs served 442,493 farmers and related businesses (2025)
  • 693,799 youth and stakeholder educational contacts in 4-H clubs, schools, camps and other programs (2025)

Education Highlights

  • FY{{fy}} Financial Aid Awards

    In FY{{fy}}, 70.6% of the UM System’s 78,839 students received financial aid totaling $1.115 billion

    MU
    29,630 students receiving financial aid
    $626.5M financial aid awarded
    UMKC
    11,079 students receiving financial aid
    $238.5M financial aid awarded
    Missouri S&T
    6,875 students receiving financial aid
    $136.5M financial aid awarded
    UMSL
    8,090 students receiving financial aid
    $113.4M financial aid awarded

  • UM System’s MOREnet (Missouri Research and Education Network) provides internet connectivity, access, support and training to 58 higher education institutions (231,000 students), 478 K-12 school districts (830,000 students) and 134 public libraries (serving nearly 5.6 million Missourians) in FY{{fy - 1}}.

  • UM System awarded 44.4% of the 35,758 Bachelor’s or higher degrees awarded by Missouri four-year public institutions in 2024-25.
  • UM System awarded 20.0% of the 3,001 research doctorates and 17.3% of the 6,137 professional doctorates awarded by Missouri public and not-for-profit private institutions in 2024-25.
  • In FY{{fy - 1}}, UM System’s $30.7 million in National Science Foundation (NSF) grants represented 96.9% of all NSF grants made to Missouri public colleges and universities.
  • A $25 million USDA-funded Missouri Climate-Resilient Crop & Livestock (CRCL) project has had the following impact 2.5 years into the 5-year project: Over 1,200 Missouri farmers implemented conservation practices such as cover crops, regenerative grazing, and improved nutrient management practices on approximately 300,000 acres across the state.

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The university advances Missouri citizens and communities through its mission of teaching, research, public service, and economic development across our four campuses and University of Missouri Extension.

Prepared in December 2025, based on the best available and most recent data. Data Sources include: Missouri Office of Administration • UM IR • MU Institute for Public Policy • Center for Applied Research and Engagement Systems (CARES) • MU • UMKC • Missouri S&T • UMSL • UM System • UM Health Care • MU Extension • US Census Bureau • US Dept. of Health and Human Services • National Science Foundation

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Missouri University of Science and Technology

Welcome to Missouri University of Science and Technology’s Engagement Portal.

Established in 1870 as a part of Missouri’s first land-grant universities, Missouri S&T has a long history of achievement and success, providing students with high-quality, hands on educational experiences and society with high-impact, relevant research. Our state faces numerous daunting challenges in education, technological innovation, health and wellness, business and economics, infrastructure, workforce development, and many more areas. 

At Missouri S&T, we understand our responsibility to help solve these challenges, and recognize that the work done on our campus benefits not only current students, but also public- and private-sector partners, national laboratories, national security interests, K-12 educators and their students, and Missourians from all walks of life.