Truman State University extends application for STEM, non-STEM courses

The university has extended last date of admission for General Sciences, Computer Science, Statistics, Psychology, Communication and Business Management programmes

Truman State University is inviting applications for STEM and Non-STEM programmes, viz, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Statistics, Psychology, Accounting, Economics, Communication and Business Administration programmes. Truman offers industry relevant tertiary education and career opportunities for those aspiring for international education. On-campus classes are scheduled to commence from 17 August 2022.

“Being a student-centric university, we intend to welcome diverse minds coming from different cultures and nations on our campus,” Tim Urbonya, Executive Director of International Education at Truman said. “Education in STEM and Non-STEM courses will open a new gateway of opportunities for aspirants from India. By nurturing talent, our aim is to empower young minds to lead and bring a positive change in the economic growth and sustainable development for their country,” he said.

Urbonya said “We have been receiving strong interest throughout the world, including from Indian parents and students. We received more than 3,000 international student applications for the Fall 2022 intake and our Indian applicant pool is strong. Our STEM and Non-STEM courses at UG/PG level are curated thoughtfully to offer world-class education to them. With the right blend of science and liberal arts, we are confident to empower students with the essential skills that will help them adapt to the career opportunities in this advancing and uncertain world.”

Truman introduced special merit-based scholarships of up to US $10,000 for meritorious students from India. The deadline to apply for Fall semester scholarship consideration has been extended to consideration is 15 July 2022.

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