Starkville, Miss. – A recent survey of students participating in Mississippi State University (MSU) Bagley College of Engineering’s (BCoE) online graduate classes during the fall 2016 semester indicates that 93 percent of those students would recommend the online programs to a friend or a colleague. The brief online survey was sent to the 275 students…

Senior electrical engineering major Damian Agee takes great pride in showing off Mississippi State University on campus tours. For the Hebron native, MSU is an easy sell to prospective students. “I just talk to them and tell them why I came here,” Agee said. “If that’s not enough of a pitch, I don’t know what…

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State University’s partnership with Morocco’s Université Internationale de Rabat is being recognized as one of the top partnerships in international education.

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Studying abroad can open doors to many life-changing experiences. Just ask Mississippi State senior chemical engineering major Brandon Baxter. “There is no manner of travel and experiencing the world which is nearly as affordable, fun or beneficial as studying abroad,” said the Hattiesburg native. “It is something that changes you and helps you grow,…

STARKVILLE, Miss. – For the fifth straight year, Mississippi State University’s Bagley College of Engineering has been ranked among the Top 25 for online graduate engineering programs by U.S. News and World Report. The publication listed the Bagley College 24th among the 65 schools ranked for 2017. This year’s ranking follows a seventh-place showing in…

STARKVILLE, Miss. – A Bagley College of Engineering doctoral student recently took home top honors in an international research competition hosted by the Soil Science Society of America. Juan Pérez-Gutiérrez earned a first-place finish in the Graduate Student Poster Awards category of the SSSA’s Soil and Water Management and Conservation (SAWMAC) division. The winning submission…

LINK: An interdisciplinary team of top researchers at Mississippi State University is studying ways to better protect airplanes from lightning strikes and spacecraft from micrometeoroid orbital debris.

At Mississippi State University, legacies left by alumni have the ability to take many forms. Paula Jean Kardos’s legacy will annually impact a Bagley College of Engineering student. Kardos, a 2004 Mississippi State graduate, resides in Houston, Texas and works at ExxonMobil Development Co. as the Arctic and Eastern Canada Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) manager. She…

Some people are destined to turn a little luck into success. Bagley College of Engineering alumnus Prentice McKibben added an industrial engineering degree – and a large dose of hard work – to his bit of luck, and became a Southern success story. He now plans to transform his success into a gift for his…