Science Complex
The Science Complex is the largest academic building on TU’s campus. Besides classrooms and labs inside the building, the complex contains an outdoor classroom overlooking the Glen Arboretum.
Explore. Experiment. Apply. Practice. The Fisher College of Science and Mathematics offers excellent undergraduate and graduate programs, combining the latest theory with real-world experience.
The Fisher College of Science and Mathematics nurtures innovators armed with the knowledge and skills to solve complex problems in the rapidly changing science and technology sectors. Our distinctive, student-oriented teaching and learning environment will give you the theoretical foundation and advanced competencies employers, professional schools and graduate programs demand.

The Fisher College is dedicated to providing opportunities for mentored research, independent study, internships and honors programs. Students in the college gain practical workplace know-how that often leads directly to employment upon graduation.
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Our faculty are distinguished teachers, scholars and practicing scientists and mathematicians. They pride themselves on a high level of interaction with students in the classroom, the laboratory and the field.
Meet our facultyUndergraduate and graduate programs offered
Undergraduates receiving annual awards and scholarships
Undergraduates participating in research each year

Research led by Carmen Falcone, professor of biological sciences, shows a once-misunderstood brain cell may signal disease across many species.

Miguel Angel Requena-Torres, professor of astronomy, is part of an international team of researchers behind a ground-breaking discovery: the first detection of a true sugar molecule in the interstellar medium (the gas and dust between stars).

Morgan Kelly is the FCSM undergraduate speaker, and Lukas Hamann is the FCSM graduate speaker. Read about them and other commencement speakers,
Hours
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.