STEM

UNI leads $5 million NSF-funded project to elevate STEM teaching in rural schools

UNI leads $5 million NSF-funded project to elevate STEM teaching in rural schools

The University of Northern Iowa has been awarded nearly $5 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to lead a new initiative aimed at strengthening STEM education in rural elementary schools.
Foundry workers pouring hot metal

What is a foundry? Where cutting-edge labs forge career-ready skills.

If you’re interested in an engineering or manufacturing career, real-world experience in a foundry will help set you up for success. Find out how!
Elijah Yates working with robot in the Applied Engineering Building

UNI triple major absorbs engineering experience at every turn

Elijah Yates is enrolled in three engineering programs at the University of Northern Iowa. Each one allows him to gain hands-on experience he's passionate about.
UNI students with their robot Prowler

UNI engineering clubs offer professional skills-building and community

Find out about the numerous student organizations related to engineering offered at the University of Northern Iowa.
Person getting packaging ready

What can I do with a graphic technology degree?

Have you thought about getting a bachelor’s degree in graphic technology? If you’re a hands-on creative who loves utilizing the latest tech, this could be your dream major.
Isaac Simpon

UNI senior to become first materials science engineering grad

Next spring, Isaac Simpson will become the University of Northern Iowa's first materials science engineering grad after an academic career filled with opportunity.
Community members birding at BioBlitz

UNI Department of Biology hosts second annual BioBlitz on Sept. 13

The University of Northern Iowa Department of Biology invites families, students, alumni and community members to take part in its second annual BioBlitz Saturday, Sept. 13, during UNI’s Family Weekend.
Begeman Hall

UNI Physics leads $1 million NSF grant to advance quantum research

The University of Northern Iowa Department of Physics has been awarded a $340,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to lead a collaborative research project exploring the magnetic properties of advanced materials with potential applications in quantum technologies.