- Estuary & Ocean Science Center (EOS)
- National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR)
- Center for Science & Math Education (CSME)
- Center for Computing in Life Sciences (CCLS)
- Health Professions Program (HPAC)
- Institute for Geographic Information Science (IGISc)
- Student Enrichment Opportunities Office (SEO)
CoSE is committed to offering students an academic experience of "thinking, learning and doing." The best way to provide this experience is through involving students in research and the solution of real world problems. Thus, teaching and research are mutually supportive and one cannot excel without the other. Faculty and students conduct research together in topics spanning a broad range of theoretical and applied topics on projects supported by a variety of funding sources, including foundations, companies, state and local governments and a broad range of federal funding agencies.
CoSE serves a student population that reflects the diversity of the region and includes many international students. The College supports a number of programs designed to encourage and support all students to pursue careers in science and engineering. The College is committed support and retain a diverse group of faculty, staff, and students, both domestic and international.
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College of Science and Engineering Funding Initiatives
Student Support & Research
Scholarships provide much-needed support to students to defray the cost of attending the University.
Planetarium
SF State’s Planetarium is a key learning resource for the University's campus and community schools.
Estuary & Ocean Science Center
The Center supports study of San Francisco Bay and develops solutions to the environmental problems confronting coastal communities.
Student Enrichment Opportunities Office
SEO promotes diversity in the field of science and offers paid fellowships to undergraduate and graduate students.
Women in Science and Engineering (WISE)
SF State WISE provides opportunities for women in STEM fields to learn from and support one another through presentations, workshops, and the establishment of mentoring communities.
College of Science & Engineering Stories
SF State Professor of Mathematics Federico Ardila has been selected to receive a 2019 Simons Fellowship is Mathematics. Ardila is one of 39 mathematicians nationwide to receive the fellowship and is the only awardee from a non-PhD granting institution.
Three faculty members received the Kenneth S. Fong award for research to develop an exoskeletal device for the rehabilitation of stroke victims.
San Francisco State University Professor of Biology Leticia Márquez-Magaña says science is facing a crisis. When it comes to chronic illnesses like diabetes and heart disease, the people with the worst outcomes — minority communities — are often left out of research profiles. “That’s bad science,” she says. The problem is further compounded when the people most interested in studying minority health are other minorities, and they’re underrepresented in the field, she said. She and other researchers are working to change this through SF BUILD (Building Infrastructure Leading to Diversity), a $17 million National Institute of Health-funded project led by SF State in partnership with University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
Dr. Randall revived the Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) program at SF State. WISE provides opportunities for women in STEM fields at SF State to learn from and support one another through presentations, workshops, and the establishment of mentoring communities.
For more information about donating to the College of Science and Engineering:
Jasmine Minato
Associate Director of Development
College of Science & Engineering
Email: jminato@sfsu.edu
Phone: (415) 338-2647