Amid a growing teacher shortage, MSSU’s teacher education department equips future educators with real-world experience and career-ready skills before they even graduate. These opportunities empower their students with the confidence and experience needed for success.
2025 marks the third consecutive year Missouri Southern’s nursing program cohort has received a 100 percent pass rate of the NCLEX, an outstanding accomplishment for the university.
Missouri Southern’s International and Political Affairs program (IPA) provides the knowledge and skills to navigate the interconnected realm of politics, international relations, and cultural studies. With career paths potentially earning anywhere between $59,000 to $139,000, a degree in IPA can be beneficial to those interested in political and global issues or the legal system.
Missouri Southern’s Language and Literature department is dedicated to liberal arts education by increasing verbal dexterity, creating and applying critical knowledge, and exploring the rich resources of language and literature.
Missouri Southern’s new Food Science and Nutrition undergraduate degree is a great addition to the kinesiology program. This four-year program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate aspects of food science, nutrition, and human health.
With an expected 19% employment rise between 2023-2033, Supply Chain Management is an excellent addition to the already impressive offerings in the Plaster School of Business. This emphasis will teach students the facets and complexities of Supply Chain Management and opens them to the possibilities the field has to offer.
Data plays a central role in nearly every major industry. Healthcare providers use it to improve patient outcomes. Retailers use it to understand customer behavior. Sports teams, financial institutions, manufacturers and more rely on it to make faster, smarter decisions about business operations. As organizations like these continue to become more data-driven, employers are looking for professionals who can make sense of complex information, uncover patterns and use data to drive strategy.
Healthcare is not just doctors and nurses. Behind every healthcare system is a network of decisions about people, processes, budgets, regulations and organizational strategy. Healthcare administrators oversee each piece of this, and their work directly affects how effectively patients receive care.
