Fueling Innovation
From research that powers discovery in health, technology and the environment to life-changing outreach and service — College of Sciences and Mathematics is where Auburn’s land-grant mission comes to life.
Choose Your Path
The Department of Biological Sciences offers a comprehensive education that prepares students for success in biology and related fields. With a focus on research, hands-on learning and expert faculty guidance, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to meet today’s scientific challenges.
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry offers an exceptional education in the sciences, combining rigorous coursework with cutting-edge research opportunities. Students gain a deep understanding of chemical and biochemical principles while developing critical problem-solving and laboratory skills.
The Department of Geosciences provides students with a strong foundation in the study of Earth and its processes. Through fieldwork and research, students explore topics such as geology, environmental science and atmospheric science.
The Department of Mathematics & Statistics offers a rigorous education that emphasizes analytical thinking, problem-solving and data-driven decision-making. Students develop the skills necessary for careers in fields such as data science, finance, engineering and academia. We empower students to solve complex problems and contribute to advancements in mathematics and statistics.
The Department of Physics offers a comprehensive education in the fundamental principles of the universe. Through a blend of theoretical coursework and hands-on research, students explore topics such as quantum mechanics, astrophysics and materials science. Students will prepare for careers in research, technology, engineering, and education, preparing them to make groundbreaking contributions to science and innovation.
The Biomedical Sciences program at Auburn University equips students with a strong foundation in the biological, chemical and physical sciences. Through hands-on learning, laboratory experience and faculty-guided research, students build the knowledge and skills needed to excel in health professions, biomedical research and related fields.
COSAM Events
Auburn University’s Physics for Aviators course connects core physics principles directly to flight training through a cross-college partnership between Physics and Aviation. Designed specifically for pilots-in-training, the course helps students understand how forces, motion and instrumentation shape real-world flying.
When Antrelle Clark first started her studies in marine biology, the last thing in the world she wanted to study was fish. Now, she’s studying how urbanization along the Gulf Coast is impacting one fish in particular: the killifish.
Evolutionary biologist Brian Counterman has been named director of Auburn's Museum of Natural History, bringing deep research experience and a long-term vision for the museum’s future.
